He is at 103 pitches, it would be a surprise if he completed it.Wouldn't be 1998 without at least one MFY special.
He was at 86 after 5 though, just 17 the last two innings.He is at 103 pitches, it would be a surprise if he completed it.
Over.Frankie Montas is through 7 against the Mariners right now.
115 pitches through 7, seems like it would take a miracle to complete it. Maybe combined though?Houston v NY…
I remember HOU having one of these against NY when they were still a NL team, also on a Saturday afternoon I believe. Without looking it up, I want to say Bob Knepper started that game?115 pitches through 7, seems like it would take a miracle to complete it. Maybe combined though?
This guy must have a hard time watching the whole game, what with getting up to yell at the kids to get off his lawn and all…
Eh, it’s ok to see something exceptional once in a while, even if it’s not efficient.I will go further, I don’t even care about single pitcher ones and would prefer in most cases that my team’s pitcher gives up a hit so it’s no longer a factor about when to pull them.
A zero hit shutout is not more impressive to me than a one hit shutout, basically identical.Eh, it’s ok to see something exceptional once in a while, even if it’s not efficient.
Yeah, and 4 wins or 3 wins are basically identical, so the Yankees pretty much won the 2001 World Series.A zero hit shutout is not more impressive to me than a one hit shutout, basically identical.
Yea, and it also matters a shit ton to all those in attendance. It is fucking rare for a reason and absolutely a reason to celebrate.I think no-hitters are a big deal, combined or not. You held them to no hits for the entire game.
I agree completely. I had never seen a no-hitter in person before. Still haven't been to one in person at the MLB level, but have now seen two AA no-hitters in the last 12 months (Matt Brash combined no-hitter last year, and Connor Jones this year), and even at this level it's a pretty special event.Yea, and it also matters a shit ton to all those in attendance. It is fucking rare for a reason and absolutely a reason to celebrate.
I was at the Mussina near perfect game. That was incredibly tense. No hitter games just feel different. Combined no hitters a little less so but still fun.I agree completely. I had never seen a no-hitter in person before. Still haven't been to one in person at the MLB level, but have now seen two AA no-hitters in the last 12 months (Matt Brash combined no-hitter last year, and Connor Jones this year), and even at this level it's a pretty special event.