Category: Baseball
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The Saddest No-Hitter: Andy Hawkins and the Game That Got Away
While many no-hitters are celebrated triumphs, some are overshadowed by bizarre and unfortunate circumstances, and Andy Hawkins’ July 1, 1990, no-hit loss stands as a prime example—a game forever etched into baseball’s quirky history.
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Who Caught Nolan Ryan’s No-Hitters?
Nolan Ryan’s seven no-hitters are amazing. I don’t feel like anyone will ever surpass this record. Ryan did not accomplish this without the effort of the teams he played on, and one thing I don’t hear celebrated enough is the contrition the catcher showed in these amazing feats.
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The Whatnot Surge and the Bo Jackson Bubble
Whatnot has significantly influenced the sports card collecting market. It has particularly impacted those who had earlier left the scene. Whatnot’s live, auction-style format has generated increased activity among collectors by tapping into the excitement of real-time bidding. Nevertheless, the platform serves as a cautionary tale for value collectors. They…
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The Hardest No-Hitter: Dave Righetti’s July 4th Triumph Against the Red Sox
On a hot and humid July 4th, 1983, at Yankee Stadium, amidst the roar of a boisterous New York crowd, Dave Righetti secured his place in baseball history. In a game defined by fierce rivalry, sweltering heat, and immense pressure, Righetti delivered a masterful no-hitter against the Boston Red Sox.…
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