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Category Archives: Regular season games
A look at the Mets’ 1986 postseason
ESPN New York’s Mark Simon is beginning a new series taking a day-by-day look at the 1986 Mets’ postseason. Today is the 25th anniversary of Game 1 of the National League Championship Series, in which former Met Mike Scott got … Continue reading
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No no-hitters yet in All-Star games
With only seven shutouts in All-Star history, it’s no surprise that there have been no no-hitters since the tradition began in 1933. Midsummer classic fans have never even got to witness a one-hitter, but the American League staff did take … Continue reading
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Twins 5, Mets 0 (7 counting the Senators’ days)
Francisco Liriano threw the season’s first no-hitter Tuesday, giving the Minnesota Twins a 5-0 victory over the New York Mets in no-hitters since 1962. That year, of course, was the one that the Mets came into existence. And although the … Continue reading
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7,826 on lead-off triple
A lead-off Chris Young triple off Mike Pelfrey makes it 7,826.
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Great outing by Young
OK, we’ll forgive the new guy for not throwing a no-no in his first outing, considering 5+ strong innings and three hits. I enjoy watching Chris Young’s odd delivery and wicked breaking ball. And, we’re tied with the stacked Phils … Continue reading
Mets grab first win of 2011 season
Frankie Rodriguez blew a save to earn a victory Saturday night as the Mets topped the Marlins 6-4 in Miami. David Wright had a 3-for-5 night with 2 RBIs and a solo homer. Josh Thole went 3-for-4 and had knocked … Continue reading
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At least we didn’t start the season by getting no-hit
Well, the count has started up again – 7,807 for those keeping score at home – and at least we didn’t have to update our No-hitters thrown against the Mets page on Opening Day. We came close last night in … Continue reading
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Some no no-no milestones during the first 7,806
As we get ready to restart our NoNoHitters.com count for its climb toward the 7,900, we thought we’d take a pause to revisit some of the milestones of the first 49 years of Mets futility in this department. Here’s a … Continue reading
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Mets one-hitter #19, Cone and Innis, Sept. 14, 1991
The Mets’ 19th one-hitter came just four days after No. 18, but 19 marked a first for the franchise – it was the first time Mets’ pitchers threw a one-hitter and lost the game. David Cone got the the start, … Continue reading
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Mets one-hitter #18, Pete Schourek, Sept. 10, 1991
Pete Schourek Sept. 10, 1991 – New York Mets 9, Montreal Expos 0 – Shea Stadium No-no killed by Ken Williams’ fifth-inning single With the 2011 season quickly approaching, we’re getting back to our occasional series chronicling the Mets’ 35 … Continue reading
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