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Dodgers No Hit, Win

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Weaver pitching for the Angels, Billingsley for the Dodgers. Weaver has a no-hitter going, but the Angels are down 1-0. 7th inning rolls around, Weaver is up to bat, and they pinch-hit Figgins for him. So the no-hitter is still alive, but the Angels are losing.

It'd be weird to have Saito come in in the top of the ninth to preserve his team having no hits if it holds.

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If Saito gets the save, the Dodgers will win 1-0 while getting no-hit.

ball game...haha 8 inning no hit loss

Wow, that's amazing.

It's technically not a no hitter since the Angels only pitched 8 innings (I think that's a recent rule change actually), but still amazing stuff.

only the 4th time ever, and the only one where two pitchers combined on the no-hitter

 

The last time was Matt Young in 1992, and the time before that, the Sox were no-hit by Andy Hawkins and scored 4 runs.

I remember the Yanks/Sox game with Andy Hawkins.

 

Jesse Barfield and Jim Leyritz's OF defense was pretty hilarious.

 

 

QUOTE (whitesoxfan101 @ Jun 28, 2008 -> 11:47 PM)
It's technically not a no hitter since the Angels only pitched 8 innings (I think that's a recent rule change actually), but still amazing stuff.

Yeah kinda weird they felt the need to make a rule like that.MLB will not acknowledge it as a no hitter.

That was more than weird...

 

However, the Sox won a game like that against the Yankees in 1990.

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