It's kind of interesting that Framber Valdez just pitch a solo No Hitter On the same day that the previous solo no hitter holder *(Justin Verlander)* Goes back with the astros
Fun facts about Garza's no-hitter with the Rays: Going into the sixth, it was a double no hitter, but the Rays finally got their first hit against Detroit. It was a grand slam.... Against Max Scherzer
Great nugget! Garza will always have the first no-hitter, but it's always been interesting to consider what we do with 7-inning no hitters. I think Manfred called them 'notable accomplishments' or something like that. Either way, fun fact: Garza has the last Rays no-hitter, but in 2021, 5 Rays pitchers combined for a combined 'notable accomplishment'.
Now that I think about it, it’s possible for both teams in a game to throw a no-hitter with one team the victor and the other the loser. That’s just really weird to think about.
@@riverresident4769huh, with the runner in extra innings, it could be possible for a perfect game from both teams, if the runner steals third and steals/gets home on a wild pitch
@@riverresident4769Closest it's come is a Cubs/Reds game in 1917. Hippo Vaughn of the Cubs and Fred Toney of the Reds rach allowed no hits through 9 before Vaughn gave up a hit, and then a run in the 10th on an RBI single by Jim Thorpe (yes, the famous one from the Olympics.) Toney completed the no-hitter for a 1-0 Reds win.
2021 seems to be the season with the most no hitters pitched. Despite the Phil’s getting no hit twice in 2022. There was one in 2016 of the cubs no hitting the reds 16-0. Might be the the biggest score of a no hitter
I was happy he got it, but I'd like the franchise to get another one. Don't know why all the other teams seem to do and we can't. We're the second-longest drought on the list.
Only true Braves fans know that Kent Mercker is our most recent to pitch a no-hitter; in fact he did it twice (1991/4). Cool video. Love your descriptions of the games in question. You crammed a lot of neat moments/history into a fairly short video!
@@homerunproductions162 My favorite moment was when you mentioned the 52-62 Rangers in 1st place at the '94 Strike. Never seen that before, that blew my mind!
For the reds there was a combined. No hitter started by Hunter green where they lost. I can't remember if it was in 21 or 22 but I remember that it was a no-hitter that they lost.
Besides Galarraga for obvious reasons, I don't think you can get any closer to pitching a perfect game without it actually being one than John Means did. Scherzer was robbed too.
@@homerunproductions162 Funnily enough I meant the one he lost earlier in the same season when Jose Tabata leaned into the pitch only a strike away from perfection. It's crazy he got that close twice especially in one season.
Based on your commentary, I'd guess that you're familiar with the relatively recent Dorktown series that Secret Base put together on Dave Stieb. It's a great series, and it makes a very compelling case that he should be in the Hall of Fame. I highly recommend it to anyone who likes good baseball stories and has some time on their hands.
I had never heard of Stieb before seeing that series (his career was before my time), but he had a very interesting career. I wish I had been around to see it. @@homerunproductions162
Not only has Dave Stieb had several no-hitters broken up in the ninth (including two that were broken up with two outs and two strikes in the ninth *on back-to-back starts*), he nearly missed this list, as Roy Halladay also nearly threw a no-hitter with the Blue Jays that was also broken up with two outs in the ninth inning.
What makes it even wilder is Dave Stieb was in the Blue Jays bullpen and caught the home run Halladay gave up to Bobby Higginson to break up the no hitter. I recall it was the final game of the season and Stieb's final game as a Blue Jay and in MLB.
Every Time a Blue Jays Picher Get's Close to a No-Hitter I'm Cheering for them to Get it. But on Hand I'm Not Because I Like to say I've Been at the Only Jay's No-Hitter
Remember that time James Paxton got landed on by a bald eagle while the national anthem was playing in the most American thing to ever happen to a Canadian? Pepperidge Farm remembers.. Also, i was at Kenny's perfect game, was 5 years old so don't remember it much, but i was there haha
Required comment from talking with him. Lanny Frattaire was on the radio call outside of the 4th-6th innings for the Bucs that day in 1997 because Pittsburgh TV wasn't showing it (weird scheduling stuff with FSN Pittsburgh, but there is a version with the KDKA feed mostly matched up with Houston's UPN, I believe which was shown in this video). Lanny says that his favorite call on his career was Mark Smith's walk-off, and sadly, only one or two copies, neither of them particularly clear, have found their way to the internet.
I was at Dave Stieb's No Hitter Every Time a Blue Jays Picher Get's Close to a No-Hitter I'm Cheering for them to Get it. But on Hand I'm Not Because I Like to say I've Been at the Only Jay's No-Hitter ⚾️
I was at the Mets combined no hitter. The choirs from my elementary school John Lewis Child’s School sang the national anthem, and my younger brother was part of it. The starting pitcher for the Mets spent time with the choir because they were to early waiting to go on. My mom said that was the reason why the Mets had a no hitter. BTW We are Yankees fans. (except for my dad)
@@homerunproductions162 True, but I'm guessing because of expansion, more than half the franchises would have video (or even audio) coverage of their firsts. You could even finagle it to cover when the teams were in their current cities (Oakland '68 vs. Philly, Baltimore '54 as opposed to St. Louis, etc.)
The last Astros one prior to Frambers was not the World Series because those don’t count in the stats so the last one was June 25th 2022. Postseason never counts
the rays also threw a combined no-hitter but it was the covid year and a doubleheader game and they only had 7 inning doubleheader games so it probably didn’t count
Ngl I’ve been a giants fan my whole life and followed the giants heavily in 2015 and some how didn’t know someone threw a no hitter until 4 years later
That Orioles one. That was a past ball on the strike out, not a wild pitch. Don’t know what the scorekeeper was looking at there. The catcher literally stood up for a ball in the dirt, and it went right between his legs off of his glove.
It's always impressive when you go thru 6 or 7 without giving up a hit especially when you do it twice in one season against teams that went to the ALCS and WS.
Fun fact, Javier is the ONLY pitcher in mlb history to strikeout 27 batters within 2 starts, against the Yankees he struck out 13, then his next start vs the angels he struck out 14
@@homerunproductions162 too bad he didn't ride his dirt bike to track it down. Ever see him enter County Stadium on his bike riding around the warning track. #19!!
Max Scherzer almost had 2 perfect games in 2015 (no hits no walks, a questionable hbp in one, an error in the other) and somehow they missed the playoffs that year.
That HBP is up there for me with the Galarraga game as two of the worst umpire judgment calls. In the former, it’s obvious Tabata had no intention to get out of the way; in the latter, a blind eye can judge that Jason Donald was out by a step. I’ve shown the play to people I know who aren’t familiar with baseball, and they’re always shocked when they see that the on field call was safe.
Out of all the Yankees starters in 2023 to pitch a perfect game, I would have picked Gerrit Cole or to get his second, Carlos Rodon. In no way would I have ever predicted the latest Yankees no hitter/Perfect Game would be from the otherwise quite mediocre Domingo German
That’s baseball for ya, i’m honestly surprised the Braves never got another one in their entire 90s pitching dynasty and that it was a kind of random guy to do it
I always wanted to witness the Yankees pitch a no hitter after being a No hitted by the Assholes ( and that was a day after my Birthday btw and No, I didn't witness Corey Kluber's No Hitter ). But witnessing The Yankees pitch a Perfect Game exceeded my expectations to the MAX.
Now I’m genuinely curious about how many viewers here are crossovers from airtime thrills. Ngl I’ve stated folllowing baseball a lot more than coasters so here seems like a natural transition lol
Completely random but has anyone ever told you that you have the same voice as the guy from the Airtime Thrills channel? Lol Edit: Nevermind, just read your About page, haha.
I love how people hate combined no hitters even though they are actually harder to pull off than regular ones. Out of around 320 no hitters thrown only 20 of them have been combined which means yes there are more perfect games than combined no hitters and to this day there hasn't been a combined perfect game. So out of 320 no hitters 24 of them have been perfect, 20 of them have been combined, 3 of them have occurred in the playoffs, 2 no hitters have been thrown that resulted in a loss making it the rarest no hitter. The combined no no shouldn't get the stigma it has because it is "easier" as it isnt as not only does your starter have to be on top but so does any relivers that you bring out and that can be very hard to do hence why there hasn't been a combined perfect game.
You are right that both starters and relievers have to be on top of their game to get a no hitter which makes a combined no hitter harder in that sense, but the biggest reason why most no hitters are individual is because coaches try to let their starter get the no hitter. Plus, there’s no reason to take a starter out when he’s doing really well.
@@thegamingsai1or635 yeah it is like that but pitchers today don't often go far past 100 pitches and they have structured themselves to that so they could be good but when they get near that amount they lose it.
Yeah there's a lot to say about bringing in 4 guys that are all on their game, but having a guy go thru the lineup 3 times (and the top of the order 4 times if it's not a perfect game) and being effective after fatigue sets in to still not allow anyone to get a hit, I still think that's the harder feat. The analytics show that teams are better off pulling a starter after 6 so that alone shows that combined no hitters should be easier to achieve.
@@homerunproductions162 well yes but the thing is how many no hitters have we seen where they are lost the instant they put a reliver in. Also if it was easy we would have had combined perfect game by now.
No-hitters aren’t counted when a side doesn’t face the minimum (27 batters) or loses prior to the bottom of the 9th. The Angels had a similar game in 2008 with Jared Weaver and Jose Arredondo that isn’t counted because they lost 1-0.
Reds only got to pitch 8 innings in that game, so it doesn't count as an official no-hitter. Makes me realize how odd it is that pitching 8 innings and losing as the away team's pitcher counts as a complete game.
FRAMBER VALDEZ HAS JUST MADE THIS VIDEO OBSOLETE! Well not really, but he did kind of just ruin it.
Edit: Damn you Michael Lorenzen....
Never fails, make/publish a video and someone has to ruin it...
The goat
yessir
Valdez the new casteannos
No big deal. That means we can relish in that World Series no-hitter longer. It’s a pretty special one.
It's kind of interesting that Framber Valdez just pitch a solo No Hitter On the same day that the previous solo no hitter holder *(Justin Verlander)* Goes back with the astros
And on the anniversary of when the Astros traded Josh Fields for Yordan Alvarez ..
Who's here after Framber Valdez just threw a no hitter
Me
I'm here after Michael Lorenzen just threw a no-hitter.
Me
@@jasonchilton5023go phils!
I just craped myself
Fun facts about Garza's no-hitter with the Rays:
Going into the sixth, it was a double no hitter, but the Rays finally got their first hit against Detroit. It was a grand slam.... Against Max Scherzer
Those are indeed some fun facts!
Great nugget!
Garza will always have the first no-hitter, but it's always been interesting to consider what we do with 7-inning no hitters. I think Manfred called them 'notable accomplishments' or something like that.
Either way, fun fact: Garza has the last Rays no-hitter, but in 2021, 5 Rays pitchers combined for a combined 'notable accomplishment'.
Now that I think about it, it’s possible for both teams in a game to throw a no-hitter with one team the victor and the other the loser. That’s just really weird to think about.
@@riverresident4769huh, with the runner in extra innings, it could be possible for a perfect game from both teams, if the runner steals third and steals/gets home on a wild pitch
@@riverresident4769Closest it's come is a Cubs/Reds game in 1917. Hippo Vaughn of the Cubs and Fred Toney of the Reds rach allowed no hits through 9 before Vaughn gave up a hit, and then a run in the 10th on an RBI single by Jim Thorpe (yes, the famous one from the Olympics.) Toney completed the no-hitter for a 1-0 Reds win.
2021 seems to be the season with the most no hitters pitched. Despite the Phil’s getting no hit twice in 2022. There was one in 2016 of the cubs no hitting the reds 16-0. Might be the the biggest score of a no hitter
2021 was huge. 2015 and 2010 also seemed to have a lot
@@ericschminke8233nickname is shit
9 no-hitters performed against 5 teams. Cleveland was no-hit 3 times in 2021! Texas and Seattle 2 times each. Crazy
Wasn't 2021 the year of the sticky stuff debacle? That could have led to it
As a Blue Jays fan it was awesome to see Dave Stieb finally pitch a no hitter. He had come so close multiple times before.
As a blue Jays fan, we've been no-hit a lot.
I'm a Jay's Fan Too I did Not Realize We Where No Hitter in July 😂
I was happy he got it, but I'd like the franchise to get another one. Don't know why all the other teams seem to do and we can't. We're the second-longest drought on the list.
Houston: literally just now
Only true Braves fans know that Kent Mercker is our most recent to pitch a no-hitter; in fact he did it twice (1991/4). Cool video. Love your descriptions of the games in question. You crammed a lot of neat moments/history into a fairly short video!
Technically 1991 was a combined no hitter. If you gonna talk about it be accurate
Thanks for the kind words. As someone who doesnt follow the Braves closely, I was stunned their last no hitter was almost 30 years ago
@@homerunproductions162 My favorite moment was when you mentioned the 52-62 Rangers in 1st place at the '94 Strike. Never seen that before, that blew my mind!
Yea because every braves fan was born before 91 fucking boomer shut up
Well now you can add framber Valdez to the list as of this post
For the reds there was a combined. No hitter started by Hunter green where they lost. I can't remember if it was in 21 or 22 but I remember that it was a no-hitter that they lost.
Right but the Pirates didn't have to bat in the 9th so it was only an 8 inning no hitter
@@homerunproductions162that was the game they took into extras
LMAO, half way through the video and just got a noti saying Lorenzen threw a no hitter
Besides Galarraga for obvious reasons, I don't think you can get any closer to pitching a perfect game without it actually being one than John Means did.
Scherzer was robbed too.
scherzre when the guy blatantly leaned into the pitch in the 9th was bad too
Yeah I think you're right. Anyone who loses it on an error gets robbed too, Kershaw, Scherzer
@@homerunproductions162 Funnily enough I meant the one he lost earlier in the same season when Jose Tabata leaned into the pitch only a strike away from perfection. It's crazy he got that close twice especially in one season.
@@orionganje6366 That's actually the one I was referring to, idk if it's funny or sad he almost got a perfecto twice in such a short span of time.
The umpire should have called Tabata back. Really dropped the ball there
Based on your commentary, I'd guess that you're familiar with the relatively recent Dorktown series that Secret Base put together on Dave Stieb. It's a great series, and it makes a very compelling case that he should be in the Hall of Fame. I highly recommend it to anyone who likes good baseball stories and has some time on their hands.
I haven't seen it but thanks for the tip. Stieb isn't talked about much outside of his no-hit bids but he deserves a whole lot more than that
I had never heard of Stieb before seeing that series (his career was before my time), but he had a very interesting career. I wish I had been around to see it. @@homerunproductions162
Great video, man 👌
The people that don’t count confined no hitters are the ones that got no hit.
Already need to update this video thanks to the Astros.
Framber Valdez- “Hey watch this” 😊
This guy cant stop speaking stuff into existence
Love your videos!
Thanks!
Not only has Dave Stieb had several no-hitters broken up in the ninth (including two that were broken up with two outs and two strikes in the ninth *on back-to-back starts*), he nearly missed this list, as Roy Halladay also nearly threw a no-hitter with the Blue Jays that was also broken up with two outs in the ninth inning.
What makes it even wilder is Dave Stieb was in the Blue Jays bullpen and caught the home run Halladay gave up to Bobby Higginson to break up the no hitter. I recall it was the final game of the season and Stieb's final game as a Blue Jay and in MLB.
It was the last game of the 98 season and Halladays 2nd career start
@@homerunproductions162 Thought so. Didn't know it was Roy's second career start though. Cool.
Every Time a Blue Jays Picher Get's Close to a No-Hitter I'm Cheering for them to Get it. But on Hand I'm Not Because I Like to say I've Been at the Only Jay's No-Hitter
dude, mark smith was my brothers baseball coach for a few years. class act of a dude, was a good surprise to see him in this video.
Remember that time James Paxton got landed on by a bald eagle while the national anthem was playing in the most American thing to ever happen to a Canadian? Pepperidge Farm remembers..
Also, i was at Kenny's perfect game, was 5 years old so don't remember it much, but i was there haha
That's some bragging rights right there
The vid I was looking for
Required comment from talking with him. Lanny Frattaire was on the radio call outside of the 4th-6th innings for the Bucs that day in 1997 because Pittsburgh TV wasn't showing it (weird scheduling stuff with FSN Pittsburgh, but there is a version with the KDKA feed mostly matched up with Houston's UPN, I believe which was shown in this video). Lanny says that his favorite call on his career was Mark Smith's walk-off, and sadly, only one or two copies, neither of them particularly clear, have found their way to the internet.
Awesome vid, keep it up!👍🏻
Imagine wanting to break up a perfect game so bad that they start putting pinch hitters in the end
I was at Dave Stieb's No Hitter
Every Time a Blue Jays Picher Get's Close to a No-Hitter I'm Cheering for them to Get it. But on Hand I'm Not Because I Like to say I've Been at the Only Jay's No-Hitter ⚾️
Was at max scherzer's first of 2015, Really Odd vibe in that ninth inning after jose Tabata got hit. Was still so cool to see that.
Yeah its a weird vibe when someone loses a perfect so late but still gets the no hitter. Same with Rodon
Tabata definitely leaned into that pitch and shouldn't have been awarded the base (which is at the umpire's discretion)
I was at the Mets combined no hitter. The choirs from my elementary school John Lewis Child’s School sang the national anthem, and my younger brother was part of it. The starting pitcher for the Mets spent time with the choir because they were to early waiting to go on. My mom said that was the reason why the Mets had a no hitter. BTW We are Yankees fans. (except for my dad)
Man was that 2021 Indians offense hard to watch in may
The hunter green (reds) threw a combined no hitter but lost because of walks in 2022
Only 8 innings tho
Came here for this.
The combined Mets no hitter was a surprise it was my birthday and my favorite team
You should do one on each franchises first no-hitter next!
That'd be fun, but a LOT of stuff from 100+ years ago with no footage
@@homerunproductions162 True, but I'm guessing because of expansion, more than half the franchises would have video (or even audio) coverage of their firsts. You could even finagle it to cover when the teams were in their current cities (Oakland '68 vs. Philly, Baltimore '54 as opposed to St. Louis, etc.)
I believe that Kent Mercker was a part of the first combined no hitter in addition to his solo effort.
Bro why have the Toronto Blue Jays gotten no-hit so many times 😭😭
As a Phillies fan I know how it feels lol
apparently we cant hit
Huh, a little strange that Yadi Molina, one of the best catchers of the past couple decades, never caught a no-hitter for the Cardinals.
Just as a little note, the cards had a no no w mile mikolas last season where they were one strike away.
UPDATE IT! Michael Lorenzen just did it yesterday for the Phils!
The last Astros one prior to Frambers was not the World Series because those don’t count in the stats so the last one was June 25th 2022. Postseason never counts
I'm a Yankee Fan and this shitshow happened a day after my birthday.
At least I got to witness Germán's Perfect Game a year later.
Tyler Gilbert throwing a no hitter in his first career start is absolutely insane!
the rays also threw a combined no-hitter but it was the covid year and a doubleheader game and they only had 7 inning doubleheader games so it probably didn’t count
11:59 is so beautiful
I love Dave Stieb
The Reds' most recent no-hitter was actually the one they infamously lost against the Pirates last year, not Miley's one in 2021
Time to update Phillies 😂
max scherzer is just built different
Love how German is unsure if he’ll have a roster spot just based off the way he pitches
The Phillies need to be updated now, Lorenzen threw a no-hitter in his home debut, 8/9/23.
Ngl I’ve been a giants fan my whole life and followed the giants heavily in 2015 and some how didn’t know someone threw a no hitter until 4 years later
I completely forgot about the wade Miley no hitter I thought it was homer bailey
That Orioles one. That was a past ball on the strike out, not a wild pitch. Don’t know what the scorekeeper was looking at there. The catcher literally stood up for a ball in the dirt, and it went right between his legs off of his glove.
Granted, but anytime the ball is in the dirt it's gonna be scored a wild pitch
"Man, my team's last no-hitter was back in 2018? That sucks."
*sees video is only 1/2 over*
"Nevermind, it could be worse"
And tonight! Haha
I've seen 3 no-hitters live.
Well does the hunter greene and Art warren no hitter lose count?
I’m a Mets fan and my birthday is April 29 so that was special to me
Is Christian Javier’s 2 no hitters last year impressive to you even though they were combined
It's always impressive when you go thru 6 or 7 without giving up a hit especially when you do it twice in one season against teams that went to the ALCS and WS.
playoff no hitters are always special and impressive combined or not.
Fun fact, Javier is the ONLY pitcher in mlb history to strikeout 27 batters within 2 starts, against the Yankees he struck out 13, then his next start vs the angels he struck out 14
Shohei was so close!
Michael Lorenzen saw this video and said, "Oh, we'll see about that!"
Yea tho
I remember watching Nieves no hitter for the Brewers and thinking Yount didn't have to "dive" for the last out.
sure looked good though
@@homerunproductions162 too bad he didn't ride his dirt bike to track it down.
Ever see him enter County Stadium on his bike riding around the warning track.
#19!!
mike fiers 131 pitches is unreal
I miss Musgrove as an Astro
took only 6 days 😭😭😭😭
Well….. lorenzen just got one!
Max Scherzer almost had 2 perfect games in 2015 (no hits no walks, a questionable hbp in one, an error in the other) and somehow they missed the playoffs that year.
That HBP is up there for me with the Galarraga game as two of the worst umpire judgment calls. In the former, it’s obvious Tabata had no intention to get out of the way; in the latter, a blind eye can judge that Jason Donald was out by a step. I’ve shown the play to people I know who aren’t familiar with baseball, and they’re always shocked when they see that the on field call was safe.
HOW COULD YOU POSSIBLY FORGET ABOUT FELIX HERNANDEZ'S 2012 PERFECT GAME WITH SEATTLE???
It felt like the Blue Jays were the team getting no-hit in half of these games.
just an FYI, Saberhagen's first name only has one t in it
Aaaand video has to be re done 😂
Wow Framber Valdez a week after!
Still mad at sevy for that dropped strike 3
Now you xan updated the Phillies to Michael Lorenzen.
I love how people cannot except Johan Santana‘s no-hitter for the Mets in 2012. Cry me a River!
Out of all the Yankees starters in 2023 to pitch a perfect game, I would have picked Gerrit Cole or to get his second, Carlos Rodon. In no way would I have ever predicted the latest Yankees no hitter/Perfect Game would be from the otherwise quite mediocre Domingo German
Sometimes those mediocre guys catch lightning in a bottle. See Phillip Humber
That’s baseball for ya, i’m honestly surprised the Braves never got another one in their entire 90s pitching dynasty and that it was a kind of random guy to do it
I always wanted to witness the Yankees pitch a no hitter after being a No hitted by the Assholes ( and that was a day after my Birthday btw and No, I didn't witness Corey Kluber's No Hitter ).
But witnessing The Yankees pitch a Perfect Game exceeded my expectations to the MAX.
The Astros are now the most recent team to do it. Framber Valdez 9.0 0 hits (bf ofc it’s him :/
And Micheal lorenzen of the Philadelphia Phillies no hit the Washington nationals!
Who will be the next team to throw a no hitter?? Guess here ⬇️
Now I’m genuinely curious about how many viewers here are crossovers from airtime thrills. Ngl I’ve stated folllowing baseball a lot more than coasters so here seems like a natural transition lol
Definitely some of the commenters with coaster related names but the YT algorithm definitely caters these videos to a different audience
Johan Santa no hitter should been included seperately.
Michael lorenzen just pitch a no-hitter for the Phillies
It's weird that the farthest back you went, the higher the pitch count went.
Well this video may need an update
Strucking out ?😂
Who’s here after Michael Lorenzen threw a no hitter?
me
First time in history dat a team trades a player after a No hitter lol GO Phills
Completely random but has anyone ever told you that you have the same voice as the guy from the Airtime Thrills channel? Lol
Edit: Nevermind, just read your About page, haha.
That would be a weird coincidence lol
8:03 that was a bad route by odubel. So “infamous” is a better term
Facts
I hate how the Astros almost had 3 no hitters in 2022 almost had 2 against the Yankees and 1 in the world series
me watching this the day lorenzen gets his
Welp. This aged like milk.
It looks like the video needs to be updated again
Who's here after Michael Lorenzen
I hope you're ready to have to update this video at a moment's notice.
I remember the old days when no hitters were few and far between
I love how people hate combined no hitters even though they are actually harder to pull off than regular ones. Out of around 320 no hitters thrown only 20 of them have been combined which means yes there are more perfect games than combined no hitters and to this day there hasn't been a combined perfect game. So out of 320 no hitters 24 of them have been perfect, 20 of them have been combined, 3 of them have occurred in the playoffs, 2 no hitters have been thrown that resulted in a loss making it the rarest no hitter. The combined no no shouldn't get the stigma it has because it is "easier" as it isnt as not only does your starter have to be on top but so does any relivers that you bring out and that can be very hard to do hence why there hasn't been a combined perfect game.
You are right that both starters and relievers have to be on top of their game to get a no hitter which makes a combined no hitter harder in that sense, but the biggest reason why most no hitters are individual is because coaches try to let their starter get the no hitter. Plus, there’s no reason to take a starter out when he’s doing really well.
@@thegamingsai1or635 yeah it is like that but pitchers today don't often go far past 100 pitches and they have structured themselves to that so they could be good but when they get near that amount they lose it.
Yeah there's a lot to say about bringing in 4 guys that are all on their game, but having a guy go thru the lineup 3 times (and the top of the order 4 times if it's not a perfect game) and being effective after fatigue sets in to still not allow anyone to get a hit, I still think that's the harder feat. The analytics show that teams are better off pulling a starter after 6 so that alone shows that combined no hitters should be easier to achieve.
@@homerunproductions162 well yes but the thing is how many no hitters have we seen where they are lost the instant they put a reliver in. Also if it was easy we would have had combined perfect game by now.
That's definitely an error on the royals one
I watched this video earlier today. It must have been good luck as the Astros Framber Valdez just threw one tonight. lol
2:19 thats what she said
What about michel lorenzen for the Phil’s?
this was made 4 weeks ago
4:24 didn’t hunter greene throw a no no in 2022?
7 1/3rds hitless but the pirates won and didnt hit in the 9th
No-hitters aren’t counted when a side doesn’t face the minimum (27 batters) or loses prior to the bottom of the 9th. The Angels had a similar game in 2008 with Jared Weaver and Jose Arredondo that isn’t counted because they lost 1-0.
Bro forgot about reds combined no-no in 2022
I wish I could too… 😢
But they never finished it since the Pirates didn't come up in the 9th
Oh ok that makes sense
I’m pretty sure the reds threw a combined no hitter in 2022, in a game they lost
They lost to the pirates 0-1. The pirates didn’t get a hit but still won the game
True but the pirates never came up in the 9th since they were ahead
I don’t think MLB counts no-hitters that aren’t shut-outs.
Reds only got to pitch 8 innings in that game, so it doesn't count as an official no-hitter. Makes me realize how odd it is that pitching 8 innings and losing as the away team's pitcher counts as a complete game.
Framber really went “Hey, you forgot about me back here!”