- Dec 19, 2008
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Thank you. She'll be excited when she hear's this news!
Awww shucks! Almost!
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My U12 DD pitched back to back no-hitters last week. The first one was against a very good team,
I was very proud, the second was against a bad team, I was ok with it too. In game one, she had one
baserunner reach on error. In game 2 she had one walk. Her teammate also threw a no hitter that
was a 1-1 tie as she issued 5 walks and the run scored on a passed ball. No hitters are nice, no-hit
shut outs are even better.
I was very proud, the second was against a bad team, I was ok with it too. In game one, she had one
baserunner reach on error. In game 2 she had one walk. Her teammate also threw a no hitter that
was a 1-1 tie as she issued 5 walks and the run scored on a passed ball. No hitters are nice, no-hit
shut outs are even better.
Luna tosses no-hitter as No. 15 Softball falls to UNT, 1-0 - TEXAS LONGHORNS Official Athletic Site
Here is an example of a no hitter loss. In this case the run scored on walks and a wild pitch - a pitcher's mistake, but it still counts as a no hitter.
Here is an example of a no hitter loss. In this case the run scored on walks and a wild pitch - a pitcher's mistake, but it still counts as a no hitter.
- Mar 11, 2009
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A Dbacks pitcher threw a no hitter with 8 walks and one HBP this week against Tampa Bay Rays. So your daughter got the no-no, just not a perfect game.
A Dbacks pitcher threw a no hitter with 8 walks and one HBP this week against Tampa Bay Rays. So your daughter got the no-no, just not a perfect game.
yea that had to be one of the worst no hitters I have ever seen! 134 pitches thrown, haha
Tampa Bay always has to do with these no hitters/perfect games just on the opposing team.
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