the year of the NO-HITTER -
Cubs pitcher Arrieta has a no no into the 9th -
Cubs pitcher Arrieta has a no no into the 9th -
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it's official - the 6th No-Hitter in MLB this year -
Jake Arrieta struck out the side in the 9th -
14th No-Hitter in Cubs history -
Jake Arrieta struck out the side in the 9th -
14th No-Hitter in Cubs history -
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Dodgers have been no-hit twice in the past 10 days. Houston did it to them, now the Cubs.
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No fair Googling....
Which feat is rarer? Hitting for the cycle or throwing a no-hitter?
Which feat is rarer? Hitting for the cycle or throwing a no-hitter?
cycle
perfect game or cycle ?
i remember the time Fernando Tatis hit 2 grand slams in 1 inning for the Cardinals. Mark Whiten hit 4 homers in a game. both rarer than rare
No, he doesn't, but it's fun for fans of any team, like me and the Jays. They are slaughtering their opponents these days, by BIG crooked numbers.
PJ and me are already looking forward to be the few talking about great WS games here. The Birds ( Jays/Cardinals) are gonna be there.
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that redbird is so mean lookin' and much smarter than a dull jaybird. the Red is astonishing and the opponents can't compete.
Jays win again - lead the majors in HRs -
4 homers today -
4 homers today -
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No hitters are rarer.
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Perfect game.
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I've got Encarnacion on my fantasy team. He's been a beast this weekend and has a 24(?) game hit streak going.
I watched Arietta pitch his tonight...quite exciting. He said afterwards he only felt like he had pitched 5 innings!
I don't remember it, but Carlos Delgado hit 4 home runs in 2003 against the Rays. He holds a lot of the power records for the Jays and Eddie is getting close to or has tied a lot of them.
Shawn Green had 28 in 1999, so Eddie is getting closer and only needs 4 to tie and 5 to overtake. If he makes it into the 30+ category he will be in some RARE company.
i used to play fantasy back in 90-92 -
it is so awesome when you check the box scores everyday and see your guys with monster stats - you are the GM, Manager, Coach, Scout etc. it's almost real -
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I don't remember it, but Carlos Delgado hit 4 home runs in 2003 against the Rays. He holds a lot of the power records for the Jays and Eddie is getting close to or has tied a lot of them.
just think though - Tatis hit 2 count 'em TWO GRAND SLAMS - IN 1 (ONE)
INNING !!!!!!!!!!!!
That is very rare, but I was referring to Jays records.
nobody cares about the Jays - ask New Yorkers