Has two different Pitchers ever thrown back to back nohitters for the same team?
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On May 5, 1917, Ernie Koob of the St. Louis Browns threw a no-hitter against the Chicago White Sox, winning 1-0.  The next day, teammate Bob Groom did the same thing, winning 3-0.\n\nAdditional trivia: In 1969, Houston and Cincinnati traded no-hitters on consecutive days: on April 30, Jim Maloney of Cincy no-hit Houston and won 10-0; the next day, Don Wilson of Houston no-hit the Reds and won 4-0.
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Twelve. This has been done twice, and both times it was the Chicago White Sox playing the Detroit Tigers! \n\n- May 28, 1995: the Tigers hit 7 and the White Sox hit 5\n- July 2, 2002: both teams hit 6.
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With 2 outs, yes.  With one or no outs, the batter can't run to first if first is occupied.  If he could, catchers would drop the ball on purpose and get an easy double play.
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I am not sure as to the date, but yes, Phil and Joe did face each other at least once.  Joe hit a home run off Phil, in fact, on a low knuckleball out over the plate.
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There have been several who have pitched a perfect game by getting out all 27 batters in a row in a nine inning game. However, no one has ever struck out 27 batters in a row.\n\nI hope this helps.
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No.. a pitcher can only receive one or the other.  If he wins the game that means the team took the lead while he was the active pitcher, while a save can only be recorded when you enter the game with a lead intact.
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Konerko is going to have to step it up a little bit or he'll fall just short, but they are all three on pace to join some elite company.\n\nIt is rare, but it has happened before:\nWalker/Galarraga/Castilla (COL) - 1997\nGalarraga/Burks/Castilla (COL) - 1996\nJohnson/Evans/Aaron (ATL) - 1973\n\nAnd just because I was curious, here are some instances where just two teammates have hit 40 in a season, more common but still rare:\nRamirez/Ortiz (BOS) - 2004-05\nPujols/Edmonds (STL) - 2004\nPalmeiro/Rodriguez (TEX) - 2001\nBagwell/Hidalgo (HOU) and Batista/Delgado (TOR) - 2000\nDelgado/Green (TOR) - 1999\nGriffey/Rodriguez (SEA) - 1998-99\nGriffey/Buhner (SEA) - 1996-97\nBench/Perez (CIN) - 1970\nPetrocelli/Yastrzemski (BOS) - 1969\nMaris/Mantle (NYY) and Mays/Cepeda (SF) - 1961\nPost/Kluszewski (CIN) - 1955\nSnider/Hodges (BRO) - 1954\nSnider/Campanella (BRO) - 1953\nRuth/Gehrig (NYY) - 1927, 1930-31\n\nOkay, so I have the day off.......
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Really, none of 'em, but if I had to pick one, it would have to be a player that I saw do the most gutless act I've ever seen an athlete do.\n\nIn Game 2 of the 2000 World Series, Mike Piazza hit a ground out that broke his bat. The barrel of the bat bounced near the mound and Roger Clemens picked the piece up and THREW IT at Piazza...fortunately he missed. Additionally he beaned Piazza during the same season...\n\nGreat pitcher? Undoubtably, Gutless human being? Unquestionably
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Hmmm I was going to say Dave Winfield, I know he hit a bird with a throw once but he didn't play for the 1940s Red Sox
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I would think this "accomplishment" has been achieved many, many times. I suspect most pitchers have struck out in both their first and final at-bats, and I'd have to believe that many other players have flailed in both at-bats as well.\n\nIn fact, given a few minutes, I suspect I could find several players whose only major league at-bats were all strikeouts.
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a no hitter is just like it sounds, the pitcher doesnt allow any hits in the game, but there can still be walks.  A perfect game is no hits, runs, errors, walks, etc. A perfect game is very hard to achieve. Only 17 pitchers have ever gotton a perfect game, here they are.\n\nCy Young \n\nAddie Joss \n \nCharlie Robertson \n \nDon Larsen\n \nJim Bunning\n \nSandy Koufax\n \nCatfish Hunter \n \nLen Barker \n \nMike Witt \n \nTom Browning \n \nDennis Martinez \n \nKenny Rogers \n \nDavid Wells\n \nDavid Cone\n \nRandy Johnson\n\nJohn Lee Richmond  \n\nMonte Ward
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Yes, it has been done by 12 players.  Most recently by Bill Mueller in 2003 for the Boston Red Sox.  He hit one grand slam from each side of the plate in the same game.
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If I understand the question correctly (most hits in a game where that team left no runners on base), \n\nThe highest that I have found is a three hitter (I would be surprised if this wasn't the highest, but you never know):\n\n9/2/1997- Mike Grace of the phillies pitched a three hit shutout against the Yankees.  Of the three hits, Jeter was caught stealing,  and Paul O'neill and Charlie Hayes were both erased on double plays. \n\nLook up the boxscore on retrosheet.
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The dodgers and Fernando Valenzula.  Actually the no hitter was 1990 the same day as Dave Stewart's no hitter for Oakland.
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Nolan Ryan actually never had a perfect game.  He had 7 no-hitters, but never a perfect game.  Also no pitcher has ever had more than one perfect game.  In fact, there have only been 17 perfect games since 1900.  \n\nThe 17 Pitchers in Chronological Order: \n\nCy Young, Addie Joss, Charlie Robertson, Don Larsen, Jim Bunning, Sandy Koufax, Catfish Hunter, Len Barker, Mike Witt, Tom Browning, Dennis Martinez, Kenny Rogers, David Wells, David Cone, and Randy Johnson.
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Johnny Vander Meer is the only pitcher to ever throw consecutive no hitters.
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Absolutely correct.\n\nThose two also hold the major league record for the longest DP combo in the history of  Baseball.