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An 8 walk no hitter...


toughguy

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Kind of reminds me of my no-hitter. Pitched against Hannaford ND as a peewee. Threw a complete game, five innings, no-hitter. We won 24-22...I walked a few, hit a few, and we had a bunch of errors.

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I think Randy Johnson had a no-hitter early in his career with 10 walks. And I saw a game where I think it was Andy Hawkins who pitched a no-hitter for the White Sox and lost 4-0.

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Reminds me of my coaching days with my sons in Little League. We were facing the best pitcher in the league who had a cannon for an arm and was undefeated till that day.

I would always make my guys take a strike before allowing them to swing but for that day I told them that nobody could swing unless they had two strikes called on them. Game went about the same as Cicada's. Guy was lightening fast but could not get his ball below my players necks. He walked a ton of batters, his coach was furious, telling me that this was not baseball and that my batters should have to swing to which I replied that if his guy would throw them something that they could hit they would swing. He eventually slowed down his fastball to get it over the plate and my guys pounded him! Game over and lesson learned!

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