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Louisville Eclipse/Colonels 4, New York Mets 0
It’s well known around these parts that the New York Mets, Tampa Bay Rays and San Diego Padres are the only three MLB franchises with no no-hitter (Ubaldo Jimenez got the Rockies out of that exclusive club this season). But … Continue reading
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Twinbill no-nos
Of the 264 no-hitters in Major League baseball history, 39 were thrown during doubleheaders. More were thrown during openers than nightcaps. Continue reading
Maine to return to Mets’ rotation
The Mets and starter John Maine have agreed to terms of a contract, MLB.com is reporting. That means the right-hander will return to the rotation with the opportunity to throw the first no-hitter in franchise history. Maine currently holds the … Continue reading
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This day in Mets rare feat history: Hickman hits for cycle
Forty-six years ago today, on Aug. 7, 1963, Jim Hickman became the first New York Met to hit for the cycle, accomplishing a feat nearly as rare as a no-hitter. Hickman’s accomplishment at the Polo Grounds is considered a natural … Continue reading
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Erickson added to ‘No-hitters before they were Mets’
We have a new addition to our No-hitters thrown before they came to the Mets page, though the accomplishment happened 15 years ago. An oversight had omitted Scott Erickson, who threw a no-no as a Minnesota Twin on April 27, … Continue reading
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Mets Weekly interview and various other catch-ups
Just settling in back home after a great trek out to New York/New Jersey that included a trip to Citi Field for Santana and the Mets’ 7-0 shutout of the Colorado Rockies. Huge thanks to Dave Mackey for posting the … Continue reading
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Pedro a Phillie, will a no-hitter follow?
The Philadelphia Phillies introduced the newest member of their pitching staff Wednesday, and this has all the makings of a potential new entry for our No-hitters … after they left the Mets page. Pedro Martinez signed a one-year, $1 million … Continue reading
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Giants’ Sanchez gets season’s first no-hitter
Hey Mets, this is how it’s done! The San Francisco Giants’ Jonathan Sanchez threw a no-hitter against the San Diego Padres Friday night, the first Major League no-no this season. Sanchez nearly had a perfect game, striking out 11 and … Continue reading
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This day in mets no-no history – Seaver’s no-hitter
31 years ago today on June 16, 1978 – a year and a day after a trade that would go down in Mets infamy – Tom Seaver pitched his first and only no-hitter of his career while wearing a Cincinnati … Continue reading
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Star-Ledger column that mentions site quotes Seaver no-hitter-killer Qualls
Steve Politi of the Newark Star-Ledger had a great column about the Mets’ dubious no no-hitters streak today in which I was quoted about this site. Politi interviewed Jimmy Qualls, who hit a ninth-inning, one-out single to break up Tom … Continue reading
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