The Reds have been a really fun team, but their season is falling apart right now, just like the Red Sox.
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Steer becomes the second-ever Red to break up a Giant no-hitter with two out in the 9th that we know of, joining Paul O'Neill on July 29, 1990 against Scott Garrelts.
Steer becomes the second-ever Red to break up a Giant no-hitter with two out in the 9th that we know of, joining Paul O'Neill on July 29, 1990 against Scott Garrelts.
MLB.com with a list of those who've lost no-hitters after 8.2, with a shoutout to Dave Steib's memorable achievement
Aug. 4, 1989: Dave Stieb, Blue Jays vs. Yankees
First hit: Roberto Kelly
Sept. 30, 1988: Stieb, Blue Jays vs. Orioles
First hit: Jim Traber
Sept. 24, 1988: Stieb, Blue Jays at Indians
First hit: Julio Franco
Stieb actually threw a no-hitter on Sept. 2, 1990. But before that, no one was more snake-bitten than him -- Stieb lost a perfect game with two outs in the ninth in 1989, and lost no-hitters with two outs and two strikes in the ninth in back-to-back starts in 1988 (he also lost another no-hit bid opening the ninth inning in 1985).
https://www.mlb.com/news/no-hitter-bids-lost-on-final-out-c254827310
Aug. 4, 1989: Dave Stieb, Blue Jays vs. Yankees
First hit: Roberto Kelly
Sept. 30, 1988: Stieb, Blue Jays vs. Orioles
First hit: Jim Traber
Sept. 24, 1988: Stieb, Blue Jays at Indians
First hit: Julio Franco
Stieb actually threw a no-hitter on Sept. 2, 1990. But before that, no one was more snake-bitten than him -- Stieb lost a perfect game with two outs in the ninth in 1989, and lost no-hitters with two outs and two strikes in the ninth in back-to-back starts in 1988 (he also lost another no-hit bid opening the ninth inning in 1985).
https://www.mlb.com/news/no-hitter-bids-lost-on-final-out-c254827310
And for what it's worth, he's at 60 pitches. This is a spot start for him, though, and he hasn't pitched more than 6 2/3 at any level this year.
Pulled after 7 with the Dodgers up 10-0.
Final line was 7ip 0R 1H 0BB 3k on 84 pitches.
I picked him up as a streamer in fantasy today and I'm feeling pretty good about that.
Final line was 7ip 0R 1H 0BB 3k on 84 pitches.
I picked him up as a streamer in fantasy today and I'm feeling pretty good about that.
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Now 7.2. He's at 105 pitches with 2bb in a 0-0 pitchers dual against Cole. Hell of a game.
Bummer for Burns but makes sense in a 0-0 tie where he's already pushing 110 pitches. If he was in the low 100s and his team was up 2-3 I bet he probably takes the mound in the 9th.
I still remember the headline on the front page of the Toronto Sun after the Sept 30 game: "000-000-00OH NO!"
Now that's a guy who was a really solid MLB pitcher. 176 career wins, 103 complete games, 30 shutouts, 3.44 career era, 122 career era+. Won 16+ games six times. Seven time all-star, won a World Series.
Any time you want to see a Tigers fan have a meltdown, just post Stieb's numbers in the '80s alongside those of Jack Morris.
If you haven't seen the Dorktown series on him, I highly recommend it.
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Combined no hitters barely qualify as interesting. Did Snell ask out? Their season is over, it's not like you're saving him for anything.
I have no idea who Joe Boyle is, but he's pitched 15 major league innings without allowing a run, include six today without...well, you know.
Angels lineup without Ohtani and Trout doesn't scare anyone, not even a rookie.
Angels lineup without Ohtani and Trout doesn't scare anyone, not even a rookie.
Saw the "no hitter" flag on GameDay. Tuned in just in time to see the hit. So, like, maybe three minutes?