Career ending injury will do that for ya. Halladay was on his way to 300 wins too, he would have been the last pitcher to achieve it if he had just 6 more productive seasons. He was winning 15-20 per year. And - Halladay and Randy Johnson are the last of the Complete Game Pitchers -- they averaged 6-7 CG and 2 Shutouts per year over their careers
Felix Hernandez' reaction to the last out in his perfect game is an all time great baseball moment. The crowd roaring gives me chills everytime. The call is great. Everything about it is great
@Harry Engel I'm a Braves fan, but was really hoping to see him starting in Seattle this year. The Braves had a series scheduled early on this season in Seattle, and King Felix was definitely going to be on the roster. I was really looking forward to an unexpected return to Seattle this year
@@theleftuprightatsoldierfield Too bad he didn't go back a year prior & include the six A stros no hitter against the Y ankees. That no hitter by Jo han Santana really wasn't a no hitter @ all. The fly ball h it by the Cardinals batter hit the foul line in that game, so technically it was a one hitte r, not a no hittter. Leave it to the ump to blow the call & n ot award a hit; likewise Jim Joyce calling the Cleveland Indians Jason Donald safe when he was clearly out, th- us depriving Armando Galla raga a perfect game.
3:37 Dave Sims commentating for Humber's perfect game in Seattle 4:22 Dave Sims commentating for the Mariners' combined no-hitter in Seattle 4:55 Dave Sims commentating for Felix's perfect game in Seattle 8:02 Dave Sims commentating for Iwakuma's no-hitter in Seattle
I truly appreciate this comment haha. At 4:55 my entire world went for a loop, my main man throwing a perfect game.... Guess it helps i was sitting right behind home plate :D
ScrappleCheesesteaks I was at that game and the atmosphere was just nuts. Loudest I have ever heard a stadium for the ninth inning. When Phillips hit that nubber the whole ballpark held their collective breaths
I WAS A PHILLIES FAN BACK IN 2008 WHEN THEY WON THE WORLD SERIES AND WITH ROY HALLADAY BACK THEN, IT WAS PHENOMENAL. SORRY THAT HE LEFT THIS WORLD TOO SOON 🥺
Hahaha that's all Scherzer's fault. He threw a terrible slider that was in the wrong location and didn't bite. Tabata doesn't move because he's expecting the pitch to cut in and he doesn't realize that until too late.
@@owensmetek4488 I understand why you might think that but a slider has a particular spin and a hitter who sees that and knows Scherzer throws a hard slider, is going to expect that pitch to move. The broadcasters don't make it any easier for casual fans because they're immediately talking trash. But both Scherzer and Tabata have spoken about this play ad nauseum. You can also see Tabata trying to move out of the way at the very last second when it's already too late. Finally, you're almost never going to see an umpire call a batter on that play because of how difficult it is to read an errant throw in MLB sometimes.
Tabata violated the unwritten rule about breaking up a perfect game by taking a pitch off of his elbow protector. Of course, the unwritten rule was invented as Tabata was going to first.
His other no hitter was ruined by a error on the throw by the third baseman to first which was the only bass runner he allowed. He should have 2 perfect games
Kenny Nguyen Yeah, 4 no-hitters & a perfect game in a 5 or 6 year span was pretty good. In those early WS years & just before, they had almost no offense, so pitching was about all they had. I can’t remember how many 1-0 & 2-1 games I sweated out 🤣
Bob Dole Lol, yeah it was. I think it was the 1st WS year (2010). I started watching the season of ‘08 & they were so bad offensively. I’m pretty sure I remember Kruk or Kuip saying it during one of those interminable 9th innings, up 1-0, trying to pitch out of a 2 on, no out situation..🤣
@@goldenageofdinosaurs7192 I've been a Giants fan my whole life, the earliest teams I remember were those 80's Giants who were good enough to be exciting, but were never quite good enough to win a World Series. But for the majority of my time watching them, they'd always had a really dang good closer. Going from Rod Beck to Rob Nen was just awesome, so the "sweet torture" Giants were really tough on me because it was the iffy bullpen that made it such torture. Of course, before then it'd been the starting pitching that was the weak spot for the team - so it's always something. :-)
@@bobdole4916 it wasn't an iffy pen. They had the best pen in baseball. It was the lack of offense making every minor mistake by that near perfect bullpen a near catastrophe. If the Giants were down by 2, the game was practically over.
Dallas Braden’s was special especially because he got the perfect game on mother’s day. And he lost his mother when he was in high school. After the game his grandmother went onto the field and hugged him. Bittersweet moment.
Since Arrieta's no-no in 2016 (Updated 4/2/2024): - Edinson Volquez, 6/3/2017 vs. Miami - Sean Manaea, 4/23/2018 vs. Boston - Walker Buehler, Yimi Garcia, Adam Liberatore, and Tony Cingrani, 5/4/2018 vs. San Diego (Nuevo León, Mexico) - James Paxton, 5/8/2018 at Toronto - Mike Fiers, 5/7/2019 vs. Cincinnati - Felix Peña and Taylor Cole, 7/12/2019 vs. Seattle - Aaron Sanchez, Chris Devenski, Will Harris, and Joe Biagini, 8/3/2019 vs. Seattle - Justin Verlander, 9/1/2019 at Toronto - Lucas Giolito, 8/25/2020 vs. Pittsburgh - Alec Mills, 9/13/2020 at Milwaukee - Joe Musgrove, 4/9/2021 at Texas - Carlos Rodón, 4/14/2021 vs. Cleveland - *Madison Bumgarner, 4/26/2021 at Atlanta (7 innings; not recognized as an official no-hitter by MLB) - John Means, 5/5/2021 at Seattle - Wade Miley, 5/7/2021 at Cleveland - Spencer Turnbull, 5/18/2021 at Seattle - Corey Kluber, 5/19/2021 at Texas - Zach Davies, Andrew Chafin, Ryan Tepera, and Craig Kimbrel, 6/24/2021 at Los Angeles (NL) - *Collin McHugh, Josh Fleming, Diego Castillo, Matt Wisler and Pete Fairbanks, 7/7/2021 vs. Cleveland (7 innings; not recognized as an official no-hitter by MLB) - Tyler Gilbert, 8/14/2021 vs. San Diego (First career MLB start) - Corbin Burnes and Josh Hader, 9/11/2021 at Cleveland - Tyler Megill, Drew Smith, Joely Rodríguez, Seth Lugo, and Edwin Díaz, 4/29/2022 vs. Philadelphia - Reid Detmers, 5/10/2022 vs. Tampa Bay - Cristian Javier, Héctor Neris, and Ryan Pressly, 6/25/2022 at New York (AL) - Cristian Javier, Bryan Abreu, Rafael Montero, and Ryan Pressly, 11/2/2022 at Philadelphia (World Series Game 4) - Domingo Germán, 6/28/2023 at Oakland (PERFECT GAME) - Framber Valdez, 8/1/2023 vs. Cleveland - Michael Lorenzen, 8/9/2023 vs. Washington - Ronel Blanco, 4/1/2024 vs. Toronto
When I see a no-hitter or a perfect game depending on who done it and what team they fought, it feels like they won a division series, the league penant or the whole thing. It's how they celebrate it that makes me think of that.
Being a tigers fan and seeing all of these no matter the team its amazing, and then seeing all the players that were traded to the tigers makes it a little heartwarming, and then to see those who were traded, makes it a little heartbreaking. I know many will feel the same. No matter the team its an amazing feat few pitchers will accomplish
Bud Selig Really should have overturned that call in galragas 28 out perfect game, It was clear that the umpire made a mistake. Selig is such an idiot.
Labor Day weekend 2014, I went from Cornwells Heights in the Philadelphia area to Northern New Jersey by train. Going there on Saturday afternoon, I used the MLB app to follow the Yankees game against the Blue Jays in Toronto. The Yankees only got one hit in that game. It was around the 4th inning, so there wasn't any late game no hitter suspense. But it would have been cool to have followed a no hitter online. Which is exactly what happened on my return trip on Monday as I followed the Phillies game against the Braves in Atlanta. That was the one in which four pitchers combined on a no-hitter.
メジャーリーガーでも、パーフェクトがかかった最後の守備は大事に大事ってプレーしてるのが動画で伝わってきて、人間味がある。それにしても凄い！Even in major leaguers, the video shows that the last defense that was perfect was played with great care, and it has a human touch. But anyway, it's amazing!
I realize they play a big role in getting it done, but still my favorite part is how happy and excited the rest of the team gets for the pitcher.. it's like world series level celebration for everyone.. very awesome.. 👍👌✌
That would be a PERFECT game, literally speaking, of course. Perfect games are amazing and truly a great achievement, but if they were truly perfect, then they would be 9 straight immaculate innings. By definition, they're not "perfect" but I do understand what that mean by a perfect game however. Although I think that a perfect game in that sense is literally impossible and will never happen Haha
@@PhilSimard98 It's not "literally impossible". It's VIRTUALLY impossible. Literally impossible would be throwing a perfect game when the other team scores a run. Another virtually impossible scenario is someone forcing 27 straight first-pitch ground outs/ line outs/ pop outs/ fly outs. In theory it's possible, it's just extremely unlikely that it could ever happen.
Homer Bailey no-hitting San Francisco was an MLB Network Showcase game Max Scherzer throwing two no-hitters in 2015 is a very rare occurrance; Johnny Vander Meer did it in consecutive starts back in 1938
I come from the future, and I tell you that Henderson Álvarez (5:54) has just been the MVP of the #SerieDelRey of the Mexican Baseball League in the 2022 season with the Leones de Yucatán
Yeah. If u walk someone, then the next batter reaches base on an error. It's still a no-hitter. They can both score and u can lose. Its happened to me twice
Not running out that dropped 3rd strike for the perfect game was in good taste. Mad respect. Even though it was a ball and he didn't swing. If I was the batter, I wouldn't argue. I'd almost swing to miss out of principal.
I'd like to make a correction on your video description. You said that you only missed the Zambrano no nitter in 2008 in your collection. That is incorrect. You also missed the Henderson Alvarez no hitter on the last day of the season in 2013; the one that ended on a walk-off wild pitch in the bottom of the 9th.
7:30 would have pissed me off more had he missed it. Dude's going for the last out so nonchalant like it's nothing. Don't be cute on the last out of a no-hitter. Come on man.
Jordan yeah there really has been. There's been plenty more close calls, though. One that stuck in my head this season was Kyle Hendricks near nono against St Lou.
To Tony Cepeda-In my opini on that wasn't a no hitter. T- he batter for the Cardinals li ner hit the foul line, so in es sence that was a hit. Too b ad they didn't include the no hitters by Carlos Zambrano & the second one by Jake A rrieto over Cincinnati.
Yea normally you don't stick around to thank the pitcher if your team just got a no-no or perfect game thrown against you. Unless you mean the Dodgers did a walk off homer, which is also nice but a no-no beats that. Remember the other team is not happy about the no-hitter, that means your team just got owned, bad. It would be like waking up after being KO'd and thanking the guy that punched you
JuJu_On_ That_Bike actually he did, there’s a video from a fan, just look up humber perfect game, click on the fans view video, slow down the video and watch the swing
@@raulsaucedo2233 im 37 and celebrated 3 WS as an adult with parades beer etc, Dodgers keep choking in the Playoff and have to look at old footage of the 1988 WS to remember any celebrations. As i see it its about what u have experienced as a fan
Roy Halladay was such a great pitcher. Left way too soon.
Career ending injury will do that for ya. Halladay was on his way to 300 wins too, he would have been the last pitcher to achieve it if he had just 6 more productive seasons. He was winning 15-20 per year. And - Halladay and Randy Johnson are the last of the Complete Game Pitchers -- they averaged 6-7 CG and 2 Shutouts per year over their careers
paysonfox88 now it’s just randy
Hes no longer with us RIP Roy.
al032184 I feal you. I’m a Phillies fan
Dont take drugs and fly airplanes.
Felix Hernandez' reaction to the last out in his perfect game is an all time great baseball moment. The crowd roaring gives me chills everytime. The call is great. Everything about it is great
Lawyer Morty That one and David Cone's always get me. Both have an air of mystique and destiny that I think would be hard to match.
it was done by the king is on the same level as do you believe in miracles
@Harry Engel I'm a Braves fan, but was really hoping to see him starting in Seattle this year. The Braves had a series scheduled early on this season in Seattle, and King Felix was definitely going to be on the roster. I was really looking forward to an unexpected return to Seattle this year
There will be a statue in Seattle someday in that exact pose
He’s wearing 34 after the teams been around for 34 years at the time is fitting
Thank you for no crappy music overlay. Also starting with Randy Johnson and ending with Jake Arrieta not bad at all lol
Noel López he did it in chronological order
Chunky Ragu I'm aware
@@theleftuprightatsoldierfield Too bad he didn't go back a year prior & include the six A stros no hitter against the Y ankees. That no hitter by Jo han Santana really wasn't a no hitter @ all. The fly ball h it by the Cardinals batter hit the foul line in that game, so technically it was a one hitte r, not a no hittter. Leave it to the ump to blow the call & n ot award a hit; likewise Jim Joyce calling the Cleveland Indians Jason Donald safe when he was clearly out, th- us depriving Armando Galla raga a perfect game.
Gorgeous pitching by Randy!
@@theleftuprightatsoldierfieldo o hi. D
0:12 That fucker almost took too long.
Pretty sure he did take too long but the umpire didn't wanna call it
Lmao
He was OUT by a half-step. The angle shown here is poor, but they showed two other angles after that play and the ump got it right.
my exact thought! dumbass almost cost his teammate a no hitter
Shockz and i think he made what was Clayton Kershaw's perfect game a no-hitter, for a bad throw to first
3:37 Dave Sims commentating for Humber's perfect game in Seattle
4:22 Dave Sims commentating for the Mariners' combined no-hitter in Seattle
4:55 Dave Sims commentating for Felix's perfect game in Seattle
8:02 Dave Sims commentating for Iwakuma's no-hitter in Seattle
I truly appreciate this comment haha. At 4:55 my entire world went for a loop, my main man throwing a perfect game.... Guess it helps i was sitting right behind home plate :D
If I ever pitch in the MLB I want Dave Sims apparently
2:09 RIP Roy Halladay.
2019 Hall fame of Roy howdy
Drugs are powerful in the wrong way
2:49 If you're a Phillies fan and saw this live, you're heart dropped for a second. Tough play for the final out, Carlos Ruiz is the man!
ScrappleCheesesteaks I was at that game and the atmosphere was just nuts. Loudest I have ever heard a stadium for the ninth inning. When Phillips hit that nubber the whole ballpark held their collective breaths
I WAS A PHILLIES FAN BACK IN 2008 WHEN THEY WON THE WORLD SERIES AND WITH ROY HALLADAY BACK THEN, IT WAS PHENOMENAL. SORRY THAT HE LEFT THIS WORLD TOO SOON 🥺
I was at the game the day after Scherzers perfect game was broken up. We booed the HELL out of Tabata
The rays need to stop finding themselves on the wrong side of a no hitter
They actually won a no-hitter they pitched (2:32) but yeah.
You mean the Padres?
They aren't the Padres, they got no hit twice in a season in 2001.
They got a perfect game thrown against them twice
The Coaster Reviews *three times
Zimmerman's no hitter is still my favorite. That catch @ 6:59.
Such a shame he lost the perfect game the previous batter because he leaned into the pitch for a HBP
I still get anxious when I watch Arias take time to plant his foot
i’ll never forget how dominant Roy Halliday was in his first playoff game. RIP to an absolute legend
RIP Roy Halladay - The only pitcher to have a Postseason No-Hitter and a Perfect Game
Actually Don Larsen had a perfect game back in 1956 with the Yankees in the World Series game five
Now the Astros have a postseason no hitter except it was combined
Max Scherzer should have had a perfect game, but someone put their elbow into the strike zone to end it. At least he got the no-hitter
Hahaha that's all Scherzer's fault. He threw a terrible slider that was in the wrong location and didn't bite. Tabata doesn't move because he's expecting the pitch to cut in and he doesn't realize that until too late.
chaosawaits no way, Tabata definitely leaned into it. He didn’t even make and effort to avoid it
@@owensmetek4488 I understand why you might think that but a slider has a particular spin and a hitter who sees that and knows Scherzer throws a hard slider, is going to expect that pitch to move. The broadcasters don't make it any easier for casual fans because they're immediately talking trash. But both Scherzer and Tabata have spoken about this play ad nauseum. You can also see Tabata trying to move out of the way at the very last second when it's already too late. Finally, you're almost never going to see an umpire call a batter on that play because of how difficult it is to read an errant throw in MLB sometimes.
Tabata violated the unwritten rule about breaking up a perfect game by taking a pitch off of his elbow protector. Of course, the unwritten rule was invented as Tabata was going to first.
His other no hitter was ruined by a error on the throw by the third baseman to first which was the only bass runner he allowed. He should have 2 perfect games
One of the most beautiful things in sports to see teammates celebrate so exuberantly for an “individual” accolade . Truly amazing.
Mark Buehrle for the win. Twice! Miss that 86MPH fastball throwing man.
Forgot how good SFG's pitching was during their strong run in the WS's
Kenny Nguyen Yeah, 4 no-hitters & a perfect game in a 5 or 6 year span was pretty good. In those early WS years & just before, they had almost no offense, so pitching was about all they had. I can’t remember how many 1-0 & 2-1 games I sweated out 🤣
@@goldenageofdinosaurs7192 Wasn't one of the slogans one year something like, "sweet torture" because of that stuff?
Bob Dole Lol, yeah it was. I think it was the 1st WS year (2010). I started watching the season of ‘08 & they were so bad offensively. I’m pretty sure I remember Kruk or Kuip saying it during one of those interminable 9th innings, up 1-0, trying to pitch out of a 2 on, no out situation..🤣
@@goldenageofdinosaurs7192 I've been a Giants fan my whole life, the earliest teams I remember were those 80's Giants who were good enough to be exciting, but were never quite good enough to win a World Series.
But for the majority of my time watching them, they'd always had a really dang good closer.
Going from Rod Beck to Rob Nen was just awesome, so the "sweet torture" Giants were really tough on me because it was the iffy bullpen that made it such torture.
Of course, before then it'd been the starting pitching that was the weak spot for the team - so it's always something. :-)
@@bobdole4916 it wasn't an iffy pen. They had the best pen in baseball. It was the lack of offense making every minor mistake by that near perfect bullpen a near catastrophe. If the Giants were down by 2, the game was practically over.
Dallas Braden’s was special especially because he got the perfect game on mother’s day. And he lost his mother when he was in high school. After the game his grandmother went onto the field and hugged him. Bittersweet moment.
Since Arrieta's no-no in 2016 (Updated 4/2/2024):
- Edinson Volquez, 6/3/2017 vs. Miami
- Sean Manaea, 4/23/2018 vs. Boston
- Walker Buehler, Yimi Garcia, Adam Liberatore, and Tony Cingrani, 5/4/2018 vs. San Diego (Nuevo León, Mexico)
- James Paxton, 5/8/2018 at Toronto
- Mike Fiers, 5/7/2019 vs. Cincinnati
- Felix Peña and Taylor Cole, 7/12/2019 vs. Seattle
- Aaron Sanchez, Chris Devenski, Will Harris, and Joe Biagini, 8/3/2019 vs. Seattle
- Justin Verlander, 9/1/2019 at Toronto
- Lucas Giolito, 8/25/2020 vs. Pittsburgh
- Alec Mills, 9/13/2020 at Milwaukee
- Joe Musgrove, 4/9/2021 at Texas
- Carlos Rodón, 4/14/2021 vs. Cleveland
- *Madison Bumgarner, 4/26/2021 at Atlanta (7 innings; not recognized as an official no-hitter by MLB)
- John Means, 5/5/2021 at Seattle
- Wade Miley, 5/7/2021 at Cleveland
- Spencer Turnbull, 5/18/2021 at Seattle
- Corey Kluber, 5/19/2021 at Texas
- Zach Davies, Andrew Chafin, Ryan Tepera, and Craig Kimbrel, 6/24/2021 at Los Angeles (NL)
- *Collin McHugh, Josh Fleming, Diego Castillo, Matt Wisler and Pete Fairbanks, 7/7/2021 vs. Cleveland (7 innings; not recognized as an official no-hitter by MLB)
- Tyler Gilbert, 8/14/2021 vs. San Diego (First career MLB start)
- Corbin Burnes and Josh Hader, 9/11/2021 at Cleveland
- Tyler Megill, Drew Smith, Joely Rodríguez, Seth Lugo, and Edwin Díaz, 4/29/2022 vs. Philadelphia
- Reid Detmers, 5/10/2022 vs. Tampa Bay
- Cristian Javier, Héctor Neris, and Ryan Pressly, 6/25/2022 at New York (AL)
- Cristian Javier, Bryan Abreu, Rafael Montero, and Ryan Pressly, 11/2/2022 at Philadelphia (World Series Game 4)
- Domingo Germán, 6/28/2023 at Oakland (PERFECT GAME)
- Framber Valdez, 8/1/2023 vs. Cleveland
- Michael Lorenzen, 8/9/2023 vs. Washington
- Ronel Blanco, 4/1/2024 vs. Toronto
Dang, I forgot about Cingrani. Wonder where he is these days?
And Fiers threw his second no-no the other night against Cincinnati.
Angels and astros both had combined no hitters
Padres pitchers meet every day to watch this video and cry
It's ironic because their home stadium is the ultimate pitcher's park.
pitchers? You mean fans right?
Fun fact
Whilhemsen didn’t know it was a combined no hitter. That’s why he looked surprised
この中に岩隈いるの凄いなあ
Great video
Thank you for posting
I loved it
When I see a no-hitter or a perfect game depending on who done it and what team they fought, it feels like they won a division series, the league penant or the whole thing. It's how they celebrate it that makes me think of that.
Roy Halliday’s perfect game and no hitter are 2 of my favorite 3 Phillies moments ive witnessed
I love to see them do it at home too. Good for the fans
👍 This Great stuff ! I'm getting goosebumps 👏
⚾⚾ I love this game ⚾⚾
Being a tigers fan and seeing all of these no matter the team its amazing, and then seeing all the players that were traded to the tigers makes it a little heartwarming, and then to see those who were traded, makes it a little heartbreaking. I know many will feel the same. No matter the team its an amazing feat few pitchers will accomplish
No one:
White Sox announcers: "YYEESSSSS!!!"
You can sleep easier known Hawk has since retired.
5:46 Lmfao surprise attack on the pitcher by the catcher!
gotta love posey and lincecum
That would be a great statue at AT&T Park
So Galaraga's undisputed perfect game that was stolen from him on the last out doesn't count?!
Nope. It's not in the books
So? The books don't matter if EVERYONE knows that last out was bullshit.
if it's any consolation, galaraga's *no-hitter was probably a huge incentive for mlb to implement "replay review."
***** That is true. Although it wasn't a no hitter, it was a perfect game.
Bud Selig Really should have overturned that call in galragas 28 out perfect game, It was clear that the umpire made a mistake. Selig is such an idiot.
Labor Day weekend 2014, I went from Cornwells Heights in the Philadelphia area to Northern New Jersey by train. Going there on Saturday afternoon, I used the MLB app to follow the Yankees game against the Blue Jays in Toronto. The Yankees only got one hit in that game. It was around the 4th inning, so there wasn't any late game no hitter suspense. But it would have been cool to have followed a no hitter online.
Which is exactly what happened on my return trip on Monday as I followed the Phillies game against the Braves in Atlanta. That was the one in which four pitchers combined on a no-hitter.
mark buehrle was the most underrated pitcher when he played i swear 🤐
7:05 best one. And now Souza tries it again and misses by 20 feet...
Love it. Nothing better in baseball than watching a pitcher dealing.
Rip Halladay
1:26-1:32 me when I climax
Dylan Ortiz And Comment of the year goes to.....
Dylan Ortiz I haven’t laughed that hard in awhile thanks for making my day lmao
😆👍
LOL
😂
RIP Roy Halladay
The Mark Buerhle perfecto was incredible..Dwayne Wise caught and juggled a possible hr or extra base hit as he climbed the wall.
such a joyful video thanks
How Much More Can The Tampa Bay Rays Take In Terms Of A Perfect Game Or A No Hitter?
ikr... the jesus rays are due to be no hit again...
the rays' peak was 2006-2011. after they lost all of their iconic players, they went all the way down hill :(
Pineda almost threw a perfect game against them today lol
When the A's threw a perfect game against the Rays on my birthday, i knew the Rays were shit
I counted 4... 2 of them were perfect games
2012 was the Year of the Perfecto, where *three* were thrown, and none have been thrown since
And now we have 6 no-hitters even before the All-Star break
Separate video showing all 28 of the only 28 out perfect game in history? Worthy of it.
メジャーリーガーでも、パーフェクトがかかった最後の守備は大事に大事ってプレーしてるのが動画で伝わってきて、人間味がある。それにしても凄い！Even in major leaguers, the video shows that the last defense that was perfect was played with great care, and it has a human touch. But anyway, it's amazing!
as a reds fan I think it is amazing homer baily can pitch 2 no hitters. he will really help them now that he has recovered from an injury
I am also a Reds fan and I can say it's amazing how a team can lose 16-0 and have no hits
+pedro sherbackster lol ikr just the way they have performed lately and losing to the cardinals to a hit by pitch is pretty embarrassing as well
+pedro sherbackster They're rebuilding I just attended their last two games and they killed the Dodgers
Or not
3:38 u can tell he gave him the perfect game, true sportsmanship
I'm pretty sure he was actually pissed
He definitely didn't swing
@@geremiahcalderoni6619 he definitely did. Dude there's a video on UA-cam that shows it
Love how at 2:08 the phillies were away and thy still had an uproar of cheering from the crowd lol
Not only are you losing by 16 runs, but you're getting no-hit...
That hurt
In contention for the largest ass beating in world history
1:27 YES! YES! YES! YES! YES! HISTORY!
i love how like half the plays the announcers says first time then the dodgers play come up and hes like 21st time lol
I consider myself an above average baseball fan but there are quite a few of these I don't even remember. Guess I'm getting old.
I got to see Homer throw both of those no hitters. Back when we (the Reds) had a great pitching routine.
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I realize they play a big role in getting it done, but still my favorite part is how happy and excited the rest of the team gets for the pitcher.. it's like world series level celebration for everyone.. very awesome.. 👍👌✌
Love the crowd noise for Buerhle's. Goes quiet then explodes
7:10 I was at that game... the hype was unreal
Clifftop Gamer go Nats
Oh yeah, mark Burlhe pitched a no-no
Tim Wenger and a perfect game
the phillies have been blessed with one of the greatest pitching staffs in mlb history
Giants had a pretty good SP during that time and 3 championships with it. But Dodgers have 26 career no-hitters.
2012 was an amazing pitching year. 3 perfect games and a handful of no-hitters?! Awesome
And at the same time, Miggy won the Triple Crown. lol
I noticed a lot of these games were 1-0 that’s pretty cool
not a white Sox fan but damn I do enjoy listening to Ken the Hawk Harrelson call that perfect game for Berhule made that moment epic
Could you imagine 9 straight immaculate innings?
That would be a PERFECT game, literally speaking, of course. Perfect games are amazing and truly a great achievement, but if they were truly perfect, then they would be 9 straight immaculate innings. By definition, they're not "perfect" but I do understand what that mean by a perfect game however. Although I think that a perfect game in that sense is literally impossible and will never happen Haha
Philippe Simard It is not LITERALLY impossible but you’re right it won’t happen ever
@@PhilSimard98 It's not "literally impossible". It's VIRTUALLY impossible. Literally impossible would be throwing a perfect game when the other team scores a run. Another virtually impossible scenario is someone forcing 27 straight first-pitch ground outs/ line outs/ pop outs/ fly outs. In theory it's possible, it's just extremely unlikely that it could ever happen.
And don't forget Armando Galaraga's "28 out" perfect game.
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Matt Joyce !!!😠😠😠
*Jim*
Homer Bailey no-hitting San Francisco was an MLB Network Showcase game
Max Scherzer throwing two no-hitters in 2015 is a very rare occurrance; Johnny Vander Meer did it in consecutive starts back in 1938
I was there for Dallas Braden on Mother’s Day 🤰
4:38 I was there
Johan gives me chills still to this day
ah yes the false no hitter...when a blown call helps GIVE a pitcher a no hitter
I come from the future, and I tell you that Henderson Álvarez (5:54) has just been the MVP of the #SerieDelRey of the Mexican Baseball League in the 2022 season with the Leones de Yucatán
Wow it seems like some people in this comment section don't know the rules of having a no hitter
There's a lot that have no clue
Yeah. If u walk someone, then the next batter reaches base on an error. It's still a no-hitter. They can both score and u can lose. Its happened to me twice
@@russmartin9549 There's even been a game in the bigs where a pitcher threw a no-hitter and still lost. 1-0 loss on an unearned run.
8:50 back when the Mets were called a playoff team
Brah im tearing up waha, I felt the excitement of the team
Not running out that dropped 3rd strike for the perfect game was in good taste. Mad respect. Even though it was a ball and he didn't swing. If I was the batter, I wouldn't argue. I'd almost swing to miss out of principal.
I'd like to make a correction on your video description. You said that you only missed the Zambrano no nitter in 2008 in your collection. That is incorrect. You also missed the Henderson Alvarez no hitter on the last day of the season in 2013; the one that ended on a walk-off wild pitch in the bottom of the 9th.
Nope, Henderson Alvarez is in the video
Andre S. @5:53
Being a Reds fan that last one was embarrassing
I saw Arrieta (1st), Alvarez, and Hamels no hitter live on tv
I was at Tim Lincecum's 2nd no hitter. They did the classic Gatorade
Waitress: do you want some cheese on your pasta?
Me: 1:26
7:44 wouldve been so bad if he actually missed
@Mikel Skinner probably not actually. It's not a routine play.
7:30 would have pissed me off more had he missed it. Dude's going for the last out so nonchalant like it's nothing. Don't be cute on the last out of a no-hitter. Come on man.
Dave Sims has the golden voice
Johan Santana what a hell of cap to a stint riddled by injuries!
Anyone else think that he might have been safe on the clip at :12 ? It was definitely close at least the shortstop played that so leisurely
I agree. Watching that it looks like he may have been safe and the announcer said "he did it!" before the ball even got there. Weird stuff
At other cam angles, he was OUT. The angle shown here looks like a tie.
Jeremy M he was out if you look in slow motion but very close
Buehrle 👌
How long will it be before we see the first combined perfect game?
:50 that pitch OMFG SICK!!!
weird how Jake is the only one in 2016 when previous years have had 5+
Not really, since there were years where there wasn't even a single no-no
No shit but there's been a fuckload this decade
Jordan yeah there really has been. There's been plenty more close calls, though. One that stuck in my head this season was Kyle Hendricks near nono against St Lou.
Thank the SABR people and over cautious pitching coaches.
2017 had only one no-no (Volquez) as well. Then you had three in 2018 (one combined) and four in 2019 (one combined).
My favorite was Santana's no hitter with the Mets!
Antonio Cepeda that's obvious man lgm tho
Antonio Cepeda I'm a twins fan and I loved Johan Santana so I'm glad he at least got a no hitter on the mets
To Tony Cepeda-In my opini on that wasn't a no hitter. T- he batter for the Cardinals li ner hit the foul line, so in es sence that was a hit. Too b ad they didn't include the no
hitters by Carlos Zambrano & the second one by Jake A rrieto over Cincinnati.
what an experience I got to see Clayton Kershaw throw that no hitter
Does the batter not have to touch first for the run to count at @5:50? It's a force out yea?
The Angels no-hit the Dodgers but the Dodgers walked-off.
Yea normally you don't stick around to thank the pitcher if your team just got a no-no or perfect game thrown against you. Unless you mean the Dodgers did a walk off homer, which is also nice but a no-no beats that. Remember the other team is not happy about the no-hitter, that means your team just got owned, bad. It would be like waking up after being KO'd and thanking the guy that punched you
Sharris858 Back in 2008 the Angels threw a no hitter against the Dodgers, but lost the game.
Humber's was so random.
and only happened because the dropped ball was on the last pitch. and they made a bad swing call.
So what. Humber got the p- erfecto anyway. He was as li kely to pitch a perfect game as Don Larsen was. Sal Mag lie, yes. Larsen, no.
Roy Halladay was amazing! But Yohan Santana was epic for all Mets fans!
2:09 Rest in peace, Doc...
the white Sox should have the yes network not the Yankees
Noah Campbell so true
The Y in YES network literally stands for Yankees
Graysyk Oh I do, but it doesnt translate well over the internet. Also, thats not exactly a sarcastic statement. either way my point is still the same.
That is what makes them great!!....the thing with perfect games and no-hitters is that even a yankee can't buy one out which makes them more rare!!!
Who cares lmao
Philip Humber shouldn't of got a perfect game, he obviously didn't swing...
JuJu_On_ That_Bike actually he did, there’s a video from a fan, just look up humber perfect game, click on the fans view video, slow down the video and watch the swing
Totally swung and could have easily made it to first had he ran instead of yelling at the ump
As a Rays fan feels like you could do a individual list just on us. I've personally seen 3 live against us lol
on a side note
Timmy Kurkjian on the eve of J. Verlander's first no-no; "This is *not* the only no-hitter this guy will throw. I promise you."
giants 4 times vs Dodgers 2 times haha
Dodgers 26 in their history. Giants 16.
@@raulsaucedo2233 im 37 and celebrated 3 WS as an adult with parades beer etc, Dodgers keep choking in the Playoff and have to look at old footage of the 1988 WS to remember any celebrations. As i see it its about what u have experienced as a fan
Jess E that’s fine lol. But let’s not act like your teams history started this century.
@@raulsaucedo2233 lol, ur alright Raul
@@jesse7747 a lot easier to "choke" when the team you're playing against is stealing signs
White Sox commentators are the most biased in the MLB I swear
God forbid the home team announcers be biased towards the home team. Every teams announcers do that. Quit bitching
how many of them throw hissy fits when they get a bad call? how many others refer to their team as "us/our"?
Fuck you and go W Sox
Its wild hearing them say Verlanders young career. Awesome to see a hall of famers whole career
7:15 BRUTAL motion for a LAST pitch and in a no-hitter!!!