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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 2009
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NEWS ABOUT: no-hitter

no-hitter stories: 4 news summaries

(AP) - Jonathan Sanchez, an unlikely candidate, pitched the majors' first no-hitter this season last night, dominating the San Diego Padres with an array of pitches in the San Francisco Giants' 8-0 victory. The 26-year-old left-hander returned to the rotation after a nearly 3-week demotion to the bullpen—and he only got... More »

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San Francisco Giants • San Diego Padres • no-hitter • baseball • Jonathan Sanchez • perfect game

 Brewers Furious
 Over Denied
 No-Hitter

Team appeals official's single base-hit call on CC Sabathia

Sep 1, 08 3:18 AM CDT
(Newser) - Lefty Milwaukee Brewers CC Sabathia threw a one-hit shutout pitching a complete game against the Pittsburgh Pirates yesterday in a 7-0 victory. But instead of celebrating, the Brewers are furious that he was denied a no-hitter by an official's disputed fifth-inning base-hit call on what some say was an fielding... More »

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MLB • Milwaukee Brewers • C.C. Sabathia • Pittsburgh Pirates • no-hitter • Ned Yost • Ryan Braun • Andy LaRoche • Bob Webb • Juan Nieves

 Lester Throws No-Hitter 

24-year-old Red Sox lefty and cancer survivor beats KC Royals

May 19, 08 9:10 PM CDT
(Newser) - Jon Lester can now add pitching a no-hitter to his already amazing list of accomplishments. The 24-year-old lefty, who survived cancer to pitch the clincher of Boston's 2007 World Series victory, shut down Kansas City 7-0 Monday night for the first no-hitter in the majors this season. "Really, words... More »

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cancer • Boston Red Sox • Fenway Park • no-hitter • AL East • Jon Lester • American League

Verlander No-Hits Brewers

Tigers ace has first Comerica no-no, and first for Detroit since 1984

Jun 13, 07 12:24 AM CDT
(Newser) - Tigers fireballer Justin Verlander scored a spectacular no-hitter at home against the Brewers, the team with the NL's two leading home-run artists. The right-hander used his changeup and curve to devastating effect, chalking 12 Ks and allowing only three balls to reach the outfield in the 4-0 interleague victory. More »

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MLB • Milwaukee Brewers • Detroit Tigers • Justin Verlander • no-hitter

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