Who pitched a 10 inning, 10 walk, no hitter???
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me, when I was ten years old, i also stuck out 10 batters and it just happened to be on october 10th. did i mention there were only 10 fans in the stands?
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i hear he is only one home run shot of the babe but still three roid shots from canseco. also babe called his shot to right field, bonds called hit shot to the right butt cheek! erase cheated records!
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Derek Jeter.  And also worth mentioning. I would never pitch to Gary Sheffield.
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12. Most recently done by Mark Whiten in 1993. He also hit 4 homers in that game.\n\nWho had 18? I would like to see it. I looked this up in a baseball record book.
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the pitcher is credited with a strikeout, however the team batting is not charged with an out.  thus, a pitcher can have more than 3 strikeouts in a single inning!
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I am completely enamored and astounded by the legend that is LeRoy Satchel Paige. The stories you hear about how he would tell his outfield to stay in the dugout because he didnt need them, inducing only infield hits or striking out the batter...its mind-boggling. Big Satch simply dominated any game he played in, even into his 50's. his win total completely blows cy young out of the water. Satchell Paige was better.
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must be Ron Santo. Isnt he the only legendary 3rd baseman we have had.
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The pitchers name is Tracy Stallard and he was pitching for the Red Sox.  It was actually the only run Stallard gave up that game.\n\nMatt
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Actually it was Mickey Mantel. And Mantel broke alot of those records.. mantel had a total of 373 homerun hits left handed and 163 right handed homers. He still owns records for most homers, RBI, runs, walks, and strikeouts in World Series.
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Vida Blue of Oakland was the youngest in the modern era.  He was 21 years, 1 month when he no-hit the Twins in 1970.  Bud Smith, who someone else mentioned here, was the fourth youngest at 21 years, 11 months.\n\nAmos Rusie was the youngest in Major League history.  The modern era is anything after 1900.  He was 20 years, 2 months when he pitched a no-hitter for the New York Giants in 1890 against the Brooklyn Dodgers.\n\nMatt Cain of the Giants almost beat Blue's record last week when he took a no-hitter into the eighth inning against the Angels.  He's also 21, but I don't know how many months.\n\nAnother bit of trivia is that Rusie, "The Hoosier Thunderbolt" is the reason the pitcher's mound is 60 feet-6 inches from home plate.  When his career started, it was 50 feet from the plate. He was so dominant, they moved it back.\n\nA.J. Burnett was 24 years, 5 months when he pitched his no-hitter.  He is in the record book, though, as the only guy to walk nine batters in a no-hitter.\n\nNolan Ryan threw the most no-hitters with seven.  He also has the distinction of being the youngest player in the league his rookie year at the age of 19 and the oldest player in the league the last eight years running of his career, which ended at the age of 46 years, 1 month. But he was 26 years, 4 months when he pitched his first no-hitter in 1973.  He pitched two that year.
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Pitcher's statistic: Ratio of strikeouts (k) to walks (bb).  If a pitcher has struckout 10 batters, and walked 5, his k/bb = 10/5, or 2.0.  \n\nIt's an indication of his command, if he strikes out more batters than he walks, he has good control of his pitches.
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Pretty bad Job? Who the heck else was there? Carpenter? he was not as impressive as his year he won the cy young, and was never dominant and the Cy Young should be Dominant. Zambrano was dominant, but tailed off badly towards end of year. Hoffman was a joke, i dont care what his numbers say, i saw 3 seperate savesthat he blew in spectacular fashion by giving up Home runs to opposing batters, in one game against the dodgers he gave up back to back shots lol, Rivera has never won a Cy young, so theres no way on gods green earth Hoffman deserves one this year or any other year he's had. Glavine was very good, but again, not dominant. and Billy Wagner, gimme a break. Webb wasnt dominant either, but he really did seem to be the best  in the NL in a year where pitching was down in BOTH leagues. it was REALLY slim pickings this year in NL and AL.. Webb was a stretch, but if you look at the numbers, he really was the most consistent of what was out there over entire year\n\nI_love_\n\nThats Bull! sticking around long enough to become all time saves leader speaks to nothing more than longevity. The guy hoffman took that record from was Lee Smith. Is Lee Smith because he had that record the best reliever ever? if you say yes, then youre clueless. smith got that saves record for same reason Hoffman got it, they were around for so long ad averaged 30 plus saves a year. I dont question whether Hoffman has had a year he deserved the Cy young, in 98 he could have gotten it, but even then he Blew the biggest save of his Life to that point.. and then DESPITE his numbers, i watched him have sum of the most horrific blown saves i have ever seen, IN THIS YEAR ALONE` 4 come to mind!!  Hoffman hasnt been a dominant pitcher in a looong time and he didnt deserve it this year.. Webb got it by default because there was noone else ...maybe Carpenter, but thats it. \n\n\nAnd as for Rivera, he should have won in in 2005 , he was best pitcher in the AL, but AGAIN! the writers and their bs about giving the CY Young to a Reliever give it to Bartolo Colon ONLY because he won 20 games, with a near 4 era. im use to Relievers getting screwed for the Cy Young award. in NL and AL.. but Ive seen Hoffman in more big games than any hoffman fan wants to admit, gag like a mutt giving up HRs, not singles, or humpback liners, HOME RUNS!. Hoffman has ZERO argument
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Cal Ripken Jr.\n\nRipken hit a 3-run HR in the 3rd inning that led the American league to a 4-2 victory.
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lol they gave up it's 15-3 ryt now. and he went for 12 innings last friday. he's given time to rest for the game.\n\nbeckett's era will b roughed up after the game
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It was Jeffey Leonard of the San Francisco Giants vs the St Louis Cardinals. This from a guy who hit only 17 HR for the season.
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"Zambrano was trying to become the first Cubs pitcher to throw a no-hitter since Milt Pappas on Sept. 2, 1972, against San Diego. "\n\nAnswer - Milt Pappas
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In June of 1905, Christy Mathewson and Mordecai "Three" Finger Brown both took no hitters into the 9th inning...Brown gave up two hits in the 9th and lost, 1-0.\n\nThis was topped in 1917, when Fred Toney of the Cincinnati Reds and Hippo Vaughn of the Chicago Cubs squared off in a pitcher's duel that was a hitless, scoreless tie after 9 innings — the only time in baseball history that neither team has had a hit in regulation.\n\nThe Reds got two hits in the top of the tenth off of Vaughn, and scored the winning run. In the bottom of the tenth, Toney retired the side and recorded a 10-inning no-hitter.\n\nThe closest any game has come since was in 1965, when Sandy Koufax pitched a perfect game and opposing pitcher Bob Hendley of the Cubs gave up only one hit to the Dodgers - interestingly, the winning run in the 1-0 game scored in the fifth inning  (after a walk by Hendley), and the game's only hit came in the seventh). Lou Johnson of the Dodgers was the only man to reach base (he walked and scored in the 5th, and hit a double in the 7th).