Now. NOW!jim wrote:So how long do I let this go before giving the answer?
Which is the most UNcommon event over the past 5 years?
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Yep, like 4 or 5 days before September 11th.DiLLaGii wrote:Sanchez and Buerhle? When was Bud Smith's no-hitter? 2001?jim wrote:(drum roll).
I'm impressed with the intelligence of this board, many of you answered "6 hit game", showing that great minds think alike (that was my answer).
But we are wrong. It's the no-hitter. Only two in the past five years.
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Only two no-hitters in the past five years?jim wrote:(drum roll).
I'm impressed with the intelligence of this board, many of you answered "6 hit game", showing that great minds think alike (that was my answer).
But we are wrong. It's the no-hitter. Only two in the past five years.
Huh. That's not right.
For awhile it seemed like there was one or two every single year. Been awhile, I guess. But Buherle and Anibal Sanchez is two right there; are we saying there were ZERO other ones all the way back to 2002?
The only two 6-hit days I could think of were Rennie Stennett and Nomar; then I remembered LoDuca which made three guys, and THEN I remembered that Stennett was actually 7-for-7. At that point I was no longer confident in my answer. but no-hitter would probably not even have been my next choice; they came to feel almost common for awhile.
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