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| System ID: | jl-3acc6bb954a17be90b70a9fa0cc9d258 |
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| Title: | Every MLB team's most recent no-hitter |
| Link: | Original article on mlb.com |
| Region: | US |
| Topics: | season; serieschampion; smith; world; winning; traded; teams; start; series; recent; scott; smithsept; mlb; nohitter; Perfect game (baseball); John Means (baseball); Inning; Dave Stieb; Matt Garza; Jon Lester; No-hitter; Baltimore Orioles; Toronto Blue Jays; Major League Baseball; Reid Detmers; Domingo Germán; Bret Saberhagen; Jason Varitek; Bob Feller; Tampa Bay Rays; National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum; New York Yankees; Max Scherzer; Francisco Liriano; National League (baseball); Carlos Rodón; David Cone; Steven Okert; Derek Lowe; Hideo Nomo; Jim Palmer; Carlos Ruiz (baseball); Félix Hernández; Mike Fiers; Elias Sports Bureau; Hit by pitch; Double play; American League East; Chicago White Sox; Atlanta Braves; Strikeout; Philadelphia Phillies; Boston Red Sox; American League Central; Wild pitch |
| Datetime: | 5/26/2026, 2:34:20 AM |
| Summary: | Cardinals: Bud SmithSept. 3, 2001Smith's random no-hitter, at the age of 21, came in only his 11th big league start. He parlayed it into a postseason start that year, winning Game 4 of the NL Division Series over eventual World Series-champion Arizona. He never got it back together after that and was traded to the Phillies after the 2002 season, a year in which he had a 6.94 ERA, along with Placido Polanco for Scott Rolen. Smith never appeared in the Majors again.... |
