05-15-2022, 08:42 PM
(05-15-2022, 07:42 PM)kevin Wrote:
The Reds gave up no more runs in the 8th, but Reds scored no runs in the 9th or all game. So Greene and the reliever who came in did combine for a No Hitter, but Reds Lost in a 1 to 0 ball game. Something you almost never see, a team losing a No Hitter.
That's the biggest part of my point. Reds had no runs either which makes the no hitter bid meaningless at that point. Let's say he does stay in and get out of it. He's likely well over 120 pitches and likely not back for the 9th either way. He realistically had no chance for a 9 inning no hitter with no Reds runs on the board so no need to bring him back out.
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