well he technically didn't, his teammate made an error in the 9th and lost the perfect game that inning anyways. He only took the no hitter into extra innings
Same thing happened to Pedro, took a perfecto into the 10th but his teammates just couldn't score for him. Then in the 10th they got a run for him but he couldn't finish it, if I remember correctly.
Jon Michael Walters and did good. 15 innings with only 3 runs against the Red Sox’s and Astros. Both teams that cheated. NLCS is 17 innings with only 2 runs. Maybe look at the stats next time.
G Buz has 17 innings in NLCS with only 2 runs and 15 innings in the World Series with only 3. He shoved in the playoffs expect for the NLDS which inflated.
Don’t forget Dave Stieb, who lost no-hitter bids with two outs in the ninth in CONSECUTIVE starts in 1988, and then lost a perfect game bid as such the very next year.
Not only two outs...but two outs and two strikes BOTH TIMES. He also took a no-hitter into the 9th in 1985, but he gave up a homer to the first batter. Man, he was so unlucky.
@@riltalk4055 Thankfully he did get a no-hitter in 1990...but imagine if he could've completed the perfect game and the other 3 no-hitters? It would've helped his Hall of Fame chances A LOT.
Was a huge fan of Hill when he came up for the Cubs a LONG time ago. Thought he had faded away until he popped up on the Dodgers. I still love him. Have always tried to emulate his throwing motion when I was on the mound.
I really like your channel man. Your videos are really well edited and you know what you are talking about. You deserve way more subs and I glad i found your channel!
Rich Hill was my favorite Dodgers pitcher when he was on the team. His leg kick made it look like he stepped on something he shouldn't have. And he had a bunch of tricks up his sleeve to fool the batters.
i remember that 1st game with the Dodgers. the way mlb analysts talked about him, i thought he was a more established pitcher. turns out he was a mediocre veteran that just recently made an upswing. as a cardinals fan I'm envious of dodger fans. they've had a good squad for quite a few years now. they've had some monster players come up thru their system and go out and trade for solid players before the trade deadline ends. they remind me of a top tier American league team.
Hey man! I love your videos so much, even to the point where it inspired me to create my own channel. Congrats on 10K (Its a actually 11K now lol) Keep up the great work!
THANK YOU!!! I’ve asked so many sports channels to break down the no hitter he lost on the first batter of the 10th inning by giving up a walkoff solo HR as the only hit of the game.
I’m a Pirates fan, but I remember rooting for Rich Hill during the last few innings of that game. When I realized it was going into extras, I turned to my cousin and said that Harvey Haddix was about to have company. And so, as you tell, first he lost the perfect game on an error, then the no-hitter, shutout and game all at once.
12-6? More like a 10-4, but still nasty. Clayton Kershaw has a big 12-6 curve. I still remember when the Cubs couldn't score a single run off Kershaw and Hill in back-to-back games in the 2016 NLCS. The great Achilles heel of that vaunted Cub lineup was apparently their inability to hit big left-handed curveballs.
@@Dejusticed That doesn't change my narrative that the first time around, the Cubs could do nothing against Kershaw. The second time around, Kershaw couldn't throw strikes with his curveball, and the Cubs made adjustments to attack his pitches more aggressively. The first time around, though, when Kershaw was on top of his curveball, the Cubs couldn't hit him. They also couldn't hit Rich Hill, and their miraculous 9th-inning rally in Game 4 of the NLDS against the Giants was made necessary by their inability to score runs off another southpaw with a big curve: Matt Moore.
@@10Peter25 Doesn't change the fact that Kershaw was 1-1 that postseason against them. Doesn't change the fact that curve got rocked the second game. The cubs struggled against all sorts of pitching that yea and since then. They were and are a very streaky team hitting wise.
@@Dejusticed True on all points. I think you and I are just focusing on different parts of the same narrative. :) The 2016 Cubs were only the second team ever to win the World Series after getting shut out in four games of that postseason (the first being the 1981 Dodgers), which shows how streaky their offense was that year. You're also correct that not much has changed since then. IMO, the Cubs had a great, though streaky offense in 2016, but they really won the World Series on the strength of their deep starting rotation: the returning NL Cy Young Award winner, two Cy Young Award finalists, and a crotchety old fart who was the ace of the Cardinals rotation the Cubs batted around just the year before. (Even their comeback in the World Series was driven largely by the fact that their Games 5, 6, & 7 starters were well rested while the Indians had to start two guys on short rest and their ace on short rest for the second time that series.)
I still remember that game against the Pirates and it still gets me to this day. The Dodgers won so many games that year and hit HR’s galore and yet they still found so many ways to score 0 runs in close games where their pitcher gave everything and lost.
So true every perfect game in history has at least 1 or 2 amazing defensive plays., and a 4 run lead is just enough to pitch with confidence and attack,
i saw an espn fantasy analysis of rich hill and it summed him up perfectly. it said that in 2019, he did his usual thing and pitched extremely well between IL stints
My wife and I, both Dodger fans, travelled to Pittsburgh for that game. My wife got hit in the chest by a line drive during BP and we had to go to the ER to get treatment. Luckily she was fine but we were watching the game at hospital with some crazy conflicted feelings as Rich Hill threw 9 scoreless. Then after we left the ER, we got Primanti Bros. It was a weird night.
one of the worst heart breaking baseball games i ever saw. he still got congratulated by the catcher and the rest of the dodgers like it was a perfect game/nohitter. crazy man
Haddix's no-hitter was lost on a home run - but Joe Adcock passed Hank Aaron on the bases when the future HR king failed to run the entire way around the basepaths, thinking the game was over when Felix Mantilla (who broke up the perfect game with a grounder that was misplayed by Hoak) scored. Aaron went back out and ran the bases after the Braves realized Adcock was out due to passing a runner, but NL president Warren Giles ruled that Aaron was also out for running outside of the basepaths. The Pirates lost the game, not on a home run, but a double - and double play.
In the late 80s-early 90s I believe this happened to Dave Steib, who blew 2 no-hitters with 2 outs in the 9th, I think on back to back starts. One of them was a perfect game. Steib eventually got his no-hitter some time later. As for Ozzie pulling him early against the Marlins, I think there really should be an unofficial YOLO rule for managers if a pitcher is throwing a perfect game or no-hitter, let him keep going. Unless its very unusual circumstances. Joe Torre once pulled Cone from a no-hitter after 7-innings because it was his first game back after recovering from a life-threatening aneurysm. That checks out. What Ozzie did with the blister does not. If Rich Hill by chance got hurt trying to pitch the last 2 innings, I'm sure the Dodgers would find a way to work around him, but odds are he probably wasn't going to. You can't worry that somebody who is otherwise healthy might get injured when immortality is on the line. I can't stand that.
Being a Dodger fan, I watched both games live. It wasn't the only time Roberts has removed pitchers carrying no-hitters, Ross Stripling's first start he was taken out in the 8th inning I think. And the Mexico game where the Dodgers pitched a no-hitter by committee, I forget who start, Urias maybe. After the second loss of a perfect game by Hill the dodgers went into an epic tailspin, losing like 15 of 17 if I remember correctly. Hill has also had some family issues, one of his kids died as an infant.
The 2nd perfect game I saw while in prison. My childhood obsession of Dodgers baseball was reborn. That was such a heartbreak but I'd still like to thank him for that. Not to mention he gave it his all in the 2017 world series for the dodgers against the Trashstros.
In 1972, Cubs pitcher Milt Pappas was 1 strike away from a perfect game. He then threw 3 straight borderline pitches to the last batter that were all called balls.
The pirates game still hurts a little. Rich Hill absolutely deserved it and he was so much fun to watch in a dodger uniform. And his story is incredible. If you want to hear more on his story you should listen to him on Striplings podcast, big swing. It's really worth the time!
max scherzer kinda had that happen too. his first no-hitter was broken up after a guy leaned into a pitch. last batter. his second no-hitter was broken up because of an error.
Video suggestion since both leagues have the dh- best pitchers who rake. What pitcher had the best season at the plate? Best game by a pitcher at the dish? Keep up the great work
Jacque Jones homered off the White Sox in the 8th for the Twins’ only hit in a 2005 game they won 1-0. And b/c they were at home, it was an 8-inning CG for Freddy Garcia, the losing pitcher. So that’s one of those games
Psycho Rich, Dick Mountain! Love the guy, I already have a soft spot for the Twins, having grown up in Oregon when the Portland Beavers were their AAA affiliate. If the Dodgers don’t win it this year, I’d love to see Minnesota do it. Especially with Rich Hill and Kenta Maeda as 40% of their rotation.
What makes the second one worse is that in the three other games in the series, the Dodgers scored 6, 8, and 5 runs respectively but they couldn't score a single run in Hill's start
would love a video on Travis Wood losing a perfect game bid in the ninth where the Reds end up losing in extras. I was at that game and I could not decide if I would root for the perfect game or for my Phillies.
Us Dodger fans couldn't believe Curtis Granderson was a Dodger either lol 😂 but yeah I was watching the game live and was pissed our offense couldn't score! When it went into extra innings I changed the channel then changed it back after a few minutes and saw rich hill doing the walk of shame and I realized that he had just given up the walk off home run which made me even more pissed at our offense.
I was on my lunch break (in Australia) when Hill was towards the end of the game vs the Pirates and it was so immensely frustrating. I'm losing my mind yelling JUST SCORE YOU FUCKERS HIT THE BALL!!! and then when he lost it it was like welp that sucks ass
Whats crazy to me about Rich Hill as a Cubs fan is.......where was this at when he was a Cub? He was pretty good in 06 and 07........we give up on him........then he rediscoved himself in 2015 and 2016 as the SAME guy. Its not like he reinvented himself. His velocity, repertoire, and delivery all stayed the same. He always threw 90 with that absurd hook and ok change and occasional drop down sidearm. Wonder what changed for him?
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Imagine taking a perfect game into the 10th inning and losing
Or the 13th, as Harvey Haddix did.
well he technically didn't, his teammate made an error in the 9th and lost the perfect game that inning anyways. He only took the no hitter into extra innings
Same thing happened to Pedro, took a perfecto into the 10th but his teammates just couldn't score for him. Then in the 10th they got a run for him but he couldn't finish it, if I remember correctly.
Harvey Haddix did.
Especially off a walk off homer
Rich Hill’s story is incredible. I’ll always have a soft spot for him.
He’s severely underrated. Not to mention Rich is 40
I still remember being super mad the Red Sox weren’t planning on re signing him. I miss his lower arm slot pitching
I cant believe how few wins Rich hill has. He has been around for a LONG time
Me too. I always pick him up when I play the show. I just got him as a free agent in the show 24 and he won 14 games for me 🤣
Rich Hill is a gamer. Not at all overpowering or nasty, but just knows how to pitch.
What?!? One of the nastiest curves in the bigs. Spin rate and the eye test.
He is great Pitcher, I Wish He Pitched Better With The CareBears Aka Cubs 😂, I’m A White Sox Fan, I wish Rich Hill Was With The White Sox This Season
rich hill's curveball was one of the best in terms of spinwraight in 2015-16-17 in the majors, all while he was in his mid to late thirties.
I’m a dodgers fan and loved Rich Hill. He was really underrated in the dodgers rotation and shoved in the playoffs. Just subbed
We quite frankly had the best rotation in baseball from 2016-19
When the Dodgers got HIll he had chronic issues with blisters. He made 8 starts for the Dodgers in the postseason with a sub 3.00 ERA but no record.
I mean he pitched in the world series... like twice.
Jon Michael Walters and did good. 15 innings with only 3 runs against the Red Sox’s and Astros. Both teams that cheated. NLCS is 17 innings with only 2 runs. Maybe look at the stats next time.
G Buz has 17 innings in NLCS with only 2 runs and 15 innings in the World Series with only 3. He shoved in the playoffs expect for the NLDS which inflated.
Don’t forget Dave Stieb, who lost no-hitter bids with two outs in the ninth in CONSECUTIVE starts in 1988, and then lost a perfect game bid as such the very next year.
Not only two outs...but two outs and two strikes BOTH TIMES. He also took a no-hitter into the 9th in 1985, but he gave up a homer to the first batter. Man, he was so unlucky.
Dude could’ve been the modern day Johnny Vander Meer😭
@@riltalk4055 Thankfully he did get a no-hitter in 1990...but imagine if he could've completed the perfect game and the other 3 no-hitters? It would've helped his Hall of Fame chances A LOT.
I thought about that right away. I think he lost around 4 or 5 no hitters in the 9th before finally getting it
Jon Bois is shaking in his boots
This was tragically hilarious. I was laughing but hurting at same time as the story got worse and worse 🤣😭
Same here
@Brandon Harting bro same except mine smells more like rotten Gouda cheese and spoiled milk
As a rich hill fan, all I feel is pain
You can't help but feel bad for Dick Mountain here
If Hill has another "almost" game I feel like he's just gonna straight up retire
Hopefully the Rays will give him a shot and get it for him this time
@@sethsegal8333 lolmets
0:51 I was so ready for a sponsor lol
It's great that, heading into 2023, Rich Hill is still in the major leagues. I hope his career lasts forever!
Holy shit finally somebody mentioned Rich Hill and his two Amazing starts that went south right after
Haha I love the little swagger and confidence this dude has on the hill
Was a huge fan of Hill when he came up for the Cubs a LONG time ago. Thought he had faded away until he popped up on the Dodgers. I still love him. Have always tried to emulate his throwing motion when I was on the mound.
Underrated channel dude. Keep it up 👍
Ya he is underrated
Only foolish baseball is more underrated
Hill is one of my favorite players. So sad to see him lose 2 perfect games like that
I really like your channel man. Your videos are really well edited and you know what you are talking about. You deserve way more subs and I glad i found your channel!
This video seriously needs to have more attention, and so does this channel, I learned so much.
This was such a heartbreaker, I remember watching the game and being so angry at the offense.
Glad to know Rich Hill was player of the month (May 2021). He deserved it!
If you take a perfect game into the ninth inning you're always going to face the bottom of the order.
Rich Hill was my favorite Dodgers pitcher when he was on the team. His leg kick made it look like he stepped on something he shouldn't have. And he had a bunch of tricks up his sleeve to fool the batters.
as a rays fan, I was very happy to have him on our side for a bit of 2021
i remember that 1st game with the Dodgers. the way mlb analysts talked about him, i thought he was a more established pitcher. turns out he was a mediocre veteran that just recently made an upswing. as a cardinals fan I'm envious of dodger fans. they've had a good squad for quite a few years now. they've had some monster players come up thru their system and go out and trade for solid players before the trade deadline ends. they remind me of a top tier American league team.
How does this channel only have 11,000 subscribers? Keep it up dude, you make great stuff
Rich Hill is a Class Act - met home in Dorchester at The Yawkey League season banquet. He's an Alumnus of our amateur league
I'm a dodgers fan and this broke my heart watching it live. I wish he would have won the world series with the team last year. He really deserves it
awesome video. Rich Hill is one of my favorite stories in baseball, remember being heartbroken for him when he gave up that home run to Harrison
Hey man! I love your videos so much, even to the point where it inspired me to create my own channel. Congrats on 10K (Its a actually 11K now lol) Keep up the great work!
THANK YOU!!! I’ve asked so many sports channels to break down the no hitter he lost on the first batter of the 10th inning by giving up a walkoff solo HR as the only hit of the game.
I’m a Pirates fan, but I remember rooting for Rich Hill during the last few innings of that game. When I realized it was going into extras, I turned to my cousin and said that Harvey Haddix was about to have company.
And so, as you tell, first he lost the perfect game on an error, then the no-hitter, shutout and game all at once.
If I remember right, wasn’t Trevor Williams the Bucs starting pitcher?
@@racerboy9ify
Good memory-I had to look it up
@@warlordofbritannia One of the few bright spots in 2017.
Rich Hill is the best Curveball pitcher in my opinion. He's no natural southpaw but still pounds the zone with that 12-6 like Sandy
12-6? More like a 10-4, but still nasty. Clayton Kershaw has a big 12-6 curve. I still remember when the Cubs couldn't score a single run off Kershaw and Hill in back-to-back games in the 2016 NLCS. The great Achilles heel of that vaunted Cub lineup was apparently their inability to hit big left-handed curveballs.
@@10Peter25 Didn't the cubs clinch that series against Kershaw?
@@Dejusticed That doesn't change my narrative that the first time around, the Cubs could do nothing against Kershaw. The second time around, Kershaw couldn't throw strikes with his curveball, and the Cubs made adjustments to attack his pitches more aggressively. The first time around, though, when Kershaw was on top of his curveball, the Cubs couldn't hit him.
They also couldn't hit Rich Hill, and their miraculous 9th-inning rally in Game 4 of the NLDS against the Giants was made necessary by their inability to score runs off another southpaw with a big curve: Matt Moore.
@@10Peter25 Doesn't change the fact that Kershaw was 1-1 that postseason against them. Doesn't change the fact that curve got rocked the second game. The cubs struggled against all sorts of pitching that yea and since then. They were and are a very streaky team hitting wise.
@@Dejusticed True on all points. I think you and I are just focusing on different parts of the same narrative. :) The 2016 Cubs were only the second team ever to win the World Series after getting shut out in four games of that postseason (the first being the 1981 Dodgers), which shows how streaky their offense was that year. You're also correct that not much has changed since then. IMO, the Cubs had a great, though streaky offense in 2016, but they really won the World Series on the strength of their deep starting rotation: the returning NL Cy Young Award winner, two Cy Young Award finalists, and a crotchety old fart who was the ace of the Cardinals rotation the Cubs batted around just the year before. (Even their comeback in the World Series was driven largely by the fact that their Games 5, 6, & 7 starters were well rested while the Indians had to start two guys on short rest and their ace on short rest for the second time that series.)
I still remember that game against the Pirates and it still gets me to this day. The Dodgers won so many games that year and hit HR’s galore and yet they still found so many ways to score 0 runs in close games where their pitcher gave everything and lost.
I remember watching these games too. As a dodger fan, I can’t tell you how happy I was to get rid of Forsythe. Straight trash.
Fr, should’ve kept Kendrick at 2nd
Lmao I remember watching the game and thought of who could possibly ruin it and Forsythe was my only thought. He had no business being at 3rd
Leo Acevedo On god, who could fuck up besides Forsythe, we were lit 2017
This video was fantastic and I don’t even like baseball! You’re a great storyteller.
So true every perfect game in history has at least 1 or 2 amazing defensive plays., and a 4 run lead is just enough to pitch with confidence and attack,
i saw an espn fantasy analysis of rich hill and it summed him up perfectly. it said that in 2019, he did his usual thing and pitched extremely well between IL stints
i gotta love rich hill. playing old games and making him good lol
Off the field he’s such a nice and genuine guy too. I remember being pretty pissed when I got the notification that the dodgers traded him.
Watched the unofficial perfect games video yesterday and thought of him. Great videos homie
Keep up the great videos, you deserve more viewers, congrats!
hahahahaha.
I'm a pirates fan and I was watching this.
Got hyped after Josh Harrison homerun!!!
I was landing from vacation in Mexico and got the notifications from that game in Pittsburgh. I didn’t know if I wanted to laugh or cry 😂😂😂
I remember watching Rich Hill throwing that no hitter in Pittsburgh it was one the strangest games I ever seen
I can watch Rich Hill pitch all day. Best curveball in the MLB.
Yes! I am a big Charlie Morton fan.
MLB is such a quirky and fun game to watch. I used to love watching it.
My wife and I, both Dodger fans, travelled to Pittsburgh for that game. My wife got hit in the chest by a line drive during BP and we had to go to the ER to get treatment. Luckily she was fine but we were watching the game at hospital with some crazy conflicted feelings as Rich Hill threw 9 scoreless. Then after we left the ER, we got Primanti Bros. It was a weird night.
one of the worst heart breaking baseball games i ever saw. he still got congratulated by the catcher and the rest of the dodgers like it was a perfect game/nohitter. crazy man
Haddix's no-hitter was lost on a home run - but Joe Adcock passed Hank Aaron on the bases when the future HR king failed to run the entire way around the basepaths, thinking the game was over when Felix Mantilla (who broke up the perfect game with a grounder that was misplayed by Hoak) scored.
Aaron went back out and ran the bases after the Braves realized Adcock was out due to passing a runner, but NL president Warren Giles ruled that Aaron was also out for running outside of the basepaths. The Pirates lost the game, not on a home run, but a double - and double play.
Great video! He's such an interesting guy.
Awesome video man! Thanks for throwing mine in there too, it means a lot!
"are you ready to get heartbroken?"
>Puts on Giant's hat
no
Giants? nobody cares about trash ass Giants lol
Ill never forget that 2017 game at Pittsburgh
As a Dodger fan, I can remember that every time I saw Rich Hill being interviewed, he always seemed to have a profound sadness about him.
His son died in 2013 due to some health issues.
I love your videos man your growing like crazy keep the great work up can’t wait for the next one. Keep on that grind bro
I remember Granderson on the Dodgers, he just preformed so bad it felt like they gave the bat boy a chance to play...
In the late 80s-early 90s I believe this happened to Dave Steib, who blew 2 no-hitters with 2 outs in the 9th, I think on back to back starts. One of them was a perfect game. Steib eventually got his no-hitter some time later.
As for Ozzie pulling him early against the Marlins, I think there really should be an unofficial YOLO rule for managers if a pitcher is throwing a perfect game or no-hitter, let him keep going. Unless its very unusual circumstances. Joe Torre once pulled Cone from a no-hitter after 7-innings because it was his first game back after recovering from a life-threatening aneurysm. That checks out. What Ozzie did with the blister does not. If Rich Hill by chance got hurt trying to pitch the last 2 innings, I'm sure the Dodgers would find a way to work around him, but odds are he probably wasn't going to. You can't worry that somebody who is otherwise healthy might get injured when immortality is on the line. I can't stand that.
UNBELIEVABLE 😥
Poor Hilly 🥎💩
I was watching the gamecast for the LAD@PIT game and I was so sad for the dude
Being a Dodger fan, I watched both games live. It wasn't the only time Roberts has removed pitchers carrying no-hitters, Ross Stripling's first start he was taken out in the 8th inning I think. And the Mexico game where the Dodgers pitched a no-hitter by committee, I forget who start, Urias maybe.
After the second loss of a perfect game by Hill the dodgers went into an epic tailspin, losing like 15 of 17 if I remember correctly. Hill has also had some family issues, one of his kids died as an infant.
That game in Mexico was started by Walker Buehler (which became the second no-hitter ever pitched at a neutral site)
"are you ready to get heartbroken?"
Wait, we had a choice?
Harvy haddix, and also Antony Monroe III a 6'10 185 pound lefty. People always forget Antony. Probably because he is my RTTS character.
Gotta love Hill if for nothing other than that leg waggle....
I remember both of these games way too vividly.
I was at the game where he played the pirates, craziest game of my life hands down.
Great video, i can see you put alot of effort into it! Keep it up dude!
truly heartbreaking
The 2nd perfect game I saw while in prison. My childhood obsession of Dodgers baseball was reborn. That was such a heartbreak but I'd still like to thank him for that. Not to mention he gave it his all in the 2017 world series for the dodgers against the Trashstros.
Prison???
@@ZacharyTen4 yeah being transferred at wayside
As a dodgers fan, that Pirates game was easily the most frustrating regular season game of the past decade
In 1972, Cubs pitcher Milt Pappas was 1 strike away from a perfect game. He then threw 3 straight borderline pitches to the last batter that were all called balls.
He at least got the no-hitter though
The pirates game still hurts a little. Rich Hill absolutely deserved it and he was so much fun to watch in a dodger uniform. And his story is incredible. If you want to hear more on his story you should listen to him on Striplings podcast, big swing. It's really worth the time!
I was there at PNC Park when he lost it on the error, as a Pirates fan I was not annoyed was so disappointed, wanted to see history.
max scherzer kinda had that happen too. his first no-hitter was broken up after a guy leaned into a pitch. last batter. his second no-hitter was broken up because of an error.
I was at the pirates dodgers game, one of the best pitching duels ever.. no one ever talks about it.
Jesus, Rich Hill is the unluckiest pitcher I've ever seen.
Video suggestion since both leagues have the dh- best pitchers who rake. What pitcher had the best season at the plate? Best game by a pitcher at the dish?
Keep up the great work
Tony Cloninger for the braves back in the day hit two grand slams in one game as a pitcher.
@@riltalk4055 nice!
Rick Wise hit two home runs in a game that he threw a no-hitter
Jacque Jones homered off the White Sox in the 8th for the Twins’ only hit in a 2005 game they won 1-0. And b/c they were at home, it was an 8-inning CG for Freddy Garcia, the losing pitcher. So that’s one of those games
He's a modern day Dave Stieb!
Psycho Rich, Dick Mountain!
Love the guy, I already have a soft spot for the Twins, having grown up in Oregon when the Portland Beavers were their AAA affiliate. If the Dodgers don’t win it this year, I’d love to see Minnesota do it. Especially with Rich Hill and Kenta Maeda as 40% of their rotation.
What makes the second one worse is that in the three other games in the series, the Dodgers scored 6, 8, and 5 runs respectively but they couldn't score a single run in Hill's start
“Pirates fans were annoyed” I watched that game and was rooting for rich so hard
I love rich hill so much man. Dave pulling him in the WS against the Red Sox is still the worst thing I’ve had to watch
2018 Dodgers had the most inconsistent yet explosive offense that year. Man did Hill pick the wrong time to attempt a no-hitter.
would love a video on Travis Wood losing a perfect game bid in the ninth where the Reds end up losing in extras. I was at that game and I could not decide if I would root for the perfect game or for my Phillies.
Rich Hill RULES.
Us Dodger fans couldn't believe Curtis Granderson was a Dodger either lol 😂 but yeah I was watching the game live and was pissed our offense couldn't score! When it went into extra innings I changed the channel then changed it back after a few minutes and saw rich hill doing the walk of shame and I realized that he had just given up the walk off home run which made me even more pissed at our offense.
Dodgers offense was so good that year and of all games to not score they had to choose this one 🤦♂️
If I wasn’t a giants fan I’d feel really bad
He should get a HOF vote just to salute his insane career
The only thing I took out of this was an athletic and financial comeback story.
I remember watching this game and being furious with the offense. If I remember correctly, the Dodgers went on a losing streak after this game.
i was at the game against the pirates (i’m a pirates fan) it was crazy, we were sitting in left field, the ball wasn’t very far away from us.
I was on my lunch break (in Australia) when Hill was towards the end of the game vs the Pirates and it was so immensely frustrating. I'm losing my mind yelling JUST SCORE YOU FUCKERS HIT THE BALL!!! and then when he lost it it was like welp that sucks ass
Whats crazy to me about Rich Hill as a Cubs fan is.......where was this at when he was a Cub? He was pretty good in 06 and 07........we give up on him........then he rediscoved himself in 2015 and 2016 as the SAME guy. Its not like he reinvented himself. His velocity, repertoire, and delivery all stayed the same. He always threw 90 with that absurd hook and ok change and occasional drop down sidearm. Wonder what changed for him?
Underrated channellll
being i twins fan that doesn’t keep up with a lot, i never knew he was actually good at some point
Oh god I remember having him in fantasy for both of these
Great work
Ay but when he becomes a pitching coach for a MLB, College, High School team, he's going to make some great pitchers and some tough players
Good video 👍🏿