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Cleveland Indians no-hit by White Sox

share-square-1709080 The Indians knew they had their work cut out for them when starter Zach Plesac couldn’t get out of the first inning for the first time in his career. But little did they know that it was going to be on the wrong end of history just three hours later. White Sox starter Carlos Rodón retired the first 25 batters he faced Wednesday night before permitting his first baserunner on a hit by pitch. But Rodón collected himself to record the 20th no-hitter in White Sox franchise history the most of any American League team in Cleveland s 8-0 loss at Guaranteed Rate Field. It marked the 12th time the Indians have been no-hit in club history the last coming on July 27, 2011, by Ervin Santana, then with the Angels.

How Often Did the 1960s Dodgers Steal 1-0 Victories?

Origin At the beginning of 1962, the Los Angeles Dodgers were poised to become the premier team in baseball’s National League, just as their forebears in Brooklyn had been in the years between the end of World War II and the team’s move to California (1946-57). Having shed of most of the stars from their glory days in Brooklyn, and ensconced themselves in Dodger Stadium, a brand-new ballpark that favored pitching over slugging, the Dodger squads of the early 1960s seemed ideally suited to their news environment. Indeed, over the next five years, led by the pitching duo of Sandy Koufax and Don Drysdale (who won four Cy Young Awards between them from 1962-65) and speedster Maury Wills (who captured six straight stolen base titles from 1960-65), the Dodgers captured three National League pennants, missed a fourth title by a single game, and brought home two World Series championships.

Know your enemy: Chicago White Sox

Know your enemy: Chicago White Sox
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Bill Russell s Formative Years

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Remembering Durable Don Sutton (1945-2020), the Ultimate Compiler

January 22, 2021 Don Sutton did not have the flash of Sandy Koufax, or the intimidating presence of Don Drysdale. He lacked the overpowering fastball of Nolan Ryan, and didn’t fill his mantel with Cy Young awards the way that Tom Seaver or Steve Carlton did. He never won a World Series or threw a no-hitter. Yet Sutton earned a spot in the Hall of Fame alongside those more celebrated hurlers just the same. He was one of the most durable pitchers in baseball history, as dependable as a Swiss watch. Alas, durability does not confer immortality. Sutton died on Monday at the age of 75, after a long battle with cancer. Son Daron Sutton, a former pitcher and broadcaster in his own right, shared the news on Twitter on Tuesday:

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