#no-hitter

#no-hitter

Max Fried's exceptional performance was overshadowed by a controversial scoring change regarding a no-hitter during the game.

Max Fried lost a no-hit bid due to an official scoring change from an error to a hit in a game against the Rays.

Max Fried lost a no-hitter bid due to a revised call on a play in the sixth inning, impacting his performance in the eighth.

Max Fried's no-hitter was controversially lost in the eighth inning due to a scoring change.

Max Fried nearly achieved a no-hitter but was interrupted by a controversial hit that was initially ruled an error.

Historical context shows past near no-hitters can hinge on similar situations where hits are misjudged.

Garrett Crochet solidified his role as the ace of the Red Sox with a stellar performance, stopping a losing streak and nearly achieving a no-hitter.

Martín Pérez pitched a no-hitter through six innings in his Chicago debut against the Twins.

Clayton Kershaw threw the first and only no-hitter of his career on June 18, 2014 against the Colorado Rockies.

Bud Smith made history as the 16th rookie to pitch a no-hitter during a game on September 3, 2001.

Talan Larson's no-hitter led Servite to a decisive 6-0 victory over Dana Hills.

Martin Perez shone in his Chicago debut, throwing six no-hit innings with nine strikeouts, leading the White Sox to a 9-0 victory.

Martin Perez excelled in his Chicago debut, pitching six no-hit innings and striking out nine batters, showcasing his experience and skill.

Blake Snell named NL player of the week after no-hitter, dominating since returning from injured list.

Shota Imanaga led the Chicago Cubs to a no-hitter against the Pittsburgh Pirates, marking the Cubs' first no-hitter since 2021.

Garrett Crochet nearly achieved a no-hitter in his first start with the Red Sox against his former team, the White Sox.

Blake Snell's no-hitter celebration reciprocated with respect from Reds players and managers for his remarkable performance and pitching capability.

Corey Seager broke up a no-hitter with two outs in the ninth inning in two separate occasions, making MLB history.

Significant milestones in MLB history occurred on September 6, including no-hitters, consecutive games played, and landmark home runs.

Historic moments in the Braves and MLB history including grand slams, no-hitters, and player achievements.

Baseball has a rich history marked by remarkable achievements, including no-hitters and players hitting for the cycle.

Giants President Farhan Zaidi retained Blake Snell despite trade urge, leading to Snell's no-hitter success.

Blake Snell's no-hitter performance solidified his position and improved perceptions of his abilities despite trade rumors involving the Dodgers and Padres.

Walter Johnson achieved an American League record with his 15th straight win during a doubleheader against Cleveland.

August 17 has seen numerous significant moments in baseball history, including no-hitters and record-breaking performances.

Walter Johnson achieved a record 15 consecutive wins in the American League.

Carl Cashion pitched a six-inning no-hitter during the doubleheader against Cleveland.

Walter Johnson set an American League record with 15 consecutive wins in 1912.

Carl Cashion pitched a six-inning no-hitter, contributing to the Senators' victory.