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The Most Recent No Hitter For Each Franchise (Updated For Tim Lincecum, June 25, 2014)
Posted by Paul Francis Sullivan
Is Tim Lincecum done? NOT TODAY!
The Giants needed to have a decent pitching performance and give their bullpen a break. What did they get? A masterpiece from Tim Lincecum. For the second straight season, Giant fans can say “Tim is not a Cy Young contender anymore, but at least he gave us a no hitter this year.)
The list of Giants pitchers with more than one no hitter? It is short but impressive:
Christy Mathewson
Tim Lincecum
Good company to be in.
And like last year, Lincecum did it against the Padres, the only remaining franchise without a no hitter.
(Yes, I know, the Washington Nationals haven’t had a no hitter either. They had no hitters when they were the Montreal Expos.)
It is time to update my list!
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Sully Baseball Daily Podcast – January 4, 2014
Posted by Paul Francis Sullivan
Today’s episode of The Sully Baseball Daily Podcast looks at the Orioles.
What should they do? Why is signing Quinton Berry a good sign? And why they should be the lab for my bullpen experiment.
They’ve already listened to me about the smiling bird hat.
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Sully Baseball Daily Podcast – January 4, 2014
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