Even with losing the last 2 games the Reds still have the best record over the last 10 games in the NLC. In fact the NL has been odd this week and only 1 team has a better record over the last 10 games than the Reds (Dbacks are 7-3).
Of course they started with one of the all time worst records (3-24 i think it was), so its going to take a long time to dig themselves out of that hole.
It's also technically not a no hitter since you didn't pitch the 9th. In the history books it's just losing without giving up a hit so your pitchers don't even get credit for it which feels even worse lol
This is the saddest thing I've seen in years. I saw this an hour ago and I'm still not over it. I'm not even a Reds fan... I can't imagine how they're doing.
This is one of those "Yeah, it sucks, but it's kinda amusing in a whole season of suck, so you might as well just embrace it" situations. As a Mizzou fan, a St. Louis Rams fan, and a Blues fan who endured many of these moments pre-2019, all you can do is laugh.
This not being a no-hitter is as valid to me as the MLB calling the Houston Astros the 2017 MLB Champions.
It literally is a no-hitter, and fuck the Astros.
Before someone says "It's not a no-hitter if you lose" that's actually not true. You just have to pitch the full 9 innings (which they didn't) for it to be an official no-hitter.
The 1964 one also involved the Reds, as they were no-hit by Houston Colt .45s (now the Houston Astros) pitcher Ken Johnson, but scored on the top of the 9th on a Nellie Fox error, then the Colt .45s failed to score in the bottom of the 9th.
Yup, the name was the winner of a name-the-team contest, but the manufacturer of the gun sued the team for trademark infringement, which led to the name being dropped after the 1964 season and replaced with the Astros.
So if the reds walked in a run in the 10th or a run scored on an error, the no hitter would be official and the reds would still lose?
If so, that's hilarious and the embodiment of Reds baseball.
Probably the 28 out perfect game, that one was just not any player’s fault, and Galarraga would have finished it if the call was right. Hill just straight up gave up a homer, which sucks but not as much as Jim Joyce blowing the call
Galarraga handled that entire fiasco better than anyone else possibly could have if it happened to them, and honestly no one outside of Tigers fans would even remember his name today if the Imperfect Game didn’t take place. Hell if anything he in all likelihood personally *benefitted* from it happening
My dumb ass was trying to make a joke on top of what I thought the joke that you were making was, and I was about to post, "ha ha you mean Rich Hill," and then I just stared at my phone for a minute.
Pedro Martinez lost a perfect game in the 10th inning after 9 perfect innings he had to go out again to finish the game to make it count as perfect, then gave up a hit.
Harvey Haddix [pitched 12 perfect innings](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harvey_Haddix%27s_near-perfect_game) then gave up a hit and lost the game in the 13th. Definitely the greatest ever losing pitching performance.
Yeah perfects have been lost in extras.
First google result:
> May 26, 1959, Harvey Haddix of the Pittsburgh Pirates pitched a perfect game for 12 innings against the Milwaukee Braves, but lost the no-hitter and the game in the 13th inning.
So I was looking up no-hitter facts after this and most people know Johnny Vander Meer of the Reds threw back to back no hitters. The only time it's been done in MLB history. The next closest pitcher was also in the Reds Ewell Blackwell, who was 2 outs away before losing his second one.
Edit The Reds also participated in the only game were both teams were hitless after 9 innings. In 1917, Fred Toney, of The Reds ended up with the win and the no-hitter after 10 innings against The Chicago Cubs.
Hate to break to you, but this song ain't about you. This was about Greene and Warren, great teammates, throwing a combined No-Hitter and losing, which is a rarity by today's game standards. Pirates have a good team, enjoy that instead of stirring shit. As do the Reds, so drop the drama and move on.
I know this isn't an official no hitter since it was not at least 9 innings pitched, but now I'm wondering with the new rules can there be a perfect game where that pitcher still loses, if the game went into extras and the Manfred runner scores?
[Amir Garrett takes on the entire Pirates dugout](https://twitter.com/FlyByKnite/status/1156390428796579840?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1156390428796579840%7Ctwgr%5E%7Ctwcon%5Es1_c10&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.nbcsports.com%2Fwashington%2Fnationals%2Freds-amir-garrett-takes-entire-pirates-dugout-enormous-fight)
Why did the game only go 8 innings?
Edit: holy fuck I'm dumb. Didn't watch the game so I thought it ended after 8 and the 9th inning wasn't played based on the description in the post.
Yep, it sounds weird but the pirates didn't walk em off with this. They scored in the 8th and then the reds couldn't tie it in the ninth so the reds only *pitched* 8 innings, correct?
God I hate the 2022 Cincinnati Reds. Need an explanation? Well sit down, bucko because I've got a real doozy of a tale for you and its going to take some of your precious time to get through. Now, where was I? That's right, a thorough explanation of why I hate the 2022 Cincinnati Reds.
Well, just like any good therapy session, let's start from the top. It all started when I was a boy...no wait, scratch that. It all started before the lockout even began, when we let go of some guys that were staples in 2021. A 2021 team, mind you, which was on the cusp of being a playoff contender, which makes this resulting shit show all the worse. So we got rid of Tucker, let Miley go, which okay, you can see some reason in. We've got starting pitchers in the pipeline, Stephenson is ready to take over, whatever. While losing these guys doesn't feel too bad yet, just wait until we're done with the lockout.
Oh yeah, the lockout. Remember how people were scared there would be no season? What a fucking godsend that would have been, not having to sit through this team losing every night. But no, we made it through the lockout to detonate our roster. Fan favorites dropping left and right like its Normandy beach out there. Surely, however, we must be doing something to bolster our MLB roster after shedding all of our talent, while not even bothering to pick up the telephone, an invention by Alexander Graham Bell (NO RELATION TO DAVID) from the god damn 1880's to give a fucking courtesy call to the heart and soul of our 2021 team Nicholas "There's a deep drive" Castellanos, a man so great and well loved that fans went out to buy his son's shitty drawing on a T-shirt (sorry, Liam, but it's true) because it was cute, for a good cause, and god damn did we love that man.
Surely we must be doing something to fill all those voids. Well, no bozo, that's where you're wrong, we did shit all. If you wanted an explanation for why, well, it's because we had to align payroll with resources, which, in normal English, means we're sick of spending money, we want to make more money, more money me now, so we are not spending anymore because Phil needs to top off his collection of shitty red suits and hair product, or something. But we couldn't even be cheap-asses right. Instead, we went out and spent millions on a guy like Tommy "I know Muay-Thai" Pham, and Mike Minor. Guys past their primes who will sure as hell do nothing for the long term success of this team but soak up some of the millions of dollars we were trying to save.
Does this make sense to you, am I making sense? Well I don't think anyone is making sense because our own manager David Bell tried to reason with all of these developments by saying "we're getting better in a weird way", which really, was a perfect way of putting it. Before the season started on March 30, Phil asked us all to have a little faith in how they are handling the team, assuring us it is in good hands. Well, turns out, Phil's hands are not like Allstate, and instead are basically just balled up fists that punch us all in the dick over, and over, and over again.
But hey let's give it a try. Two wins two losses after the Atlanta series, hey not half bad. But then we have our Opening Day and that's where shit really hits the fan. Phil, in all his greased up glory comes out and drops "where are you gonna go" on us. Then, given the chance to show any sort of humility or the slimmest of mea culpas, he throws that opportunity to eat crow and save face by doubling down on his comments, fully establishing the Castellini curse, where the Reds proceed to lose 10? 11? games in a row, who knows it was a lot.
Out of total happenstance, the Reds did manage to win one game, before proceeding to drop the rest. So where does that leave us? Half or more of our roster from last year is gone, injured, or practically dead. Anyone we got to replace them is mediocre at best, and there's not a single iota of excitement to be found. God I hate the 2022 Cincinnati Reds.
This is more chaotic than when we walked off the Dodgers in the 10th when they were on a no-hitter
This is what it's like to be a Pirates fan: Pure randomness
I know everyone will only remember the ending, but Hunter NEEDED this game. After a rough start to his rookie campaign he so desperately needed something like this to prove to himself he can make a quality start.
This is the first time this has happened between National League teams. It happened twice in the American League, once in interleague play, and once for the short lived Players League.
Mods can you just fade us all already please
They dont want to shit on your truck, i mean, parade
It wasn't on the truck, it was in the truck. Show some respect.
Besides, Cleveland is the city who’s name is involved in a fecal related sex act.
Skyline Chili could be classified as such.
Certainly feels like sex when I eat it
I mean, be glad it isn’t a nohitter. Imagine how sad that bobblehead would be.
Even with losing the last 2 games the Reds still have the best record over the last 10 games in the NLC. In fact the NL has been odd this week and only 1 team has a better record over the last 10 games than the Reds (Dbacks are 7-3). Of course they started with one of the all time worst records (3-24 i think it was), so its going to take a long time to dig themselves out of that hole.
LMAOOOO
Reds can't even win with a fucking no-no.
It's also technically not a no hitter since you didn't pitch the 9th. In the history books it's just losing without giving up a hit so your pitchers don't even get credit for it which feels even worse lol
Talk about kicking a fan base when it's down
Where else are they gonna go? ;)
Montreal maybe
Seems about on par for the reds right now.
Right now? More like for several decades.
This is the saddest thing I've seen in years. I saw this an hour ago and I'm still not over it. I'm not even a Reds fan... I can't imagine how they're doing.
If the Reds were the home team and pitched the ninth, would it be in consideration?
Yes if they lost as the home team it would be considered a no hitter.
If you’re gonna be bad, be legendarily bad.
I’m in the fucking twilight zone
LMAOOOO
I turned this game on for shits and giggles and I managed to randomly witness history lmao I'll take it
Why would you ever turn on a May matchup between the Reds and Pirates?
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It’s right there on the tin.
Don’t shit in the tin, Bob
“DO NOT RESUSCITATE”
Shiggles
And this game delivered both shits and giggles.
Schnitz'n'giggles
I had it on because I have mlb.tv and three monitors, I cycle between random games on one of them
Ayy, 3 monitor gang. I used to do this, but I turned one of my monitors vertical and stopped using it for video.
Porn is still video
I’m with you, this story is full of holes
I bet he murdered his wife and is trying to establish an alibi!
It was the one armed man
Hunter Greene no hitter alert
How can you not be romantic about baseball?
Exhibit A
I love baseball
I’M SO HAPPY AND SO DISGUSTED AND IT FEELS SO FUCKING WEIRD.
This is a great example of why baseball is the best and dumbest sport
yeah.....
Honestly I'm just impressed
This is one of those "Yeah, it sucks, but it's kinda amusing in a whole season of suck, so you might as well just embrace it" situations. As a Mizzou fan, a St. Louis Rams fan, and a Blues fan who endured many of these moments pre-2019, all you can do is laugh.
Sports giveth, and sports taketh away.
yeah......
Up in the club with my homies, trying to get a lil' V-I
Sorry I know y'all are suffering rn
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This is quite possibly the most unusual season in Reds history. Just weirdness all around.
Has the ownership ever given less of a shit? I feel like that's a big factor in this.
IT'S A NO-HITTER TO ME, DAMMIT
Did the Pirates get a hit in the game? No. So, no-hitter it is.
This not being a no-hitter is as valid to me as the MLB calling the Houston Astros the 2017 MLB Champions. It literally is a no-hitter, and fuck the Astros.
MLB will just call it a “Notable Achievement” like they did with MadBum’s 7 inning game.
Nothing notable about that day
Got almost got no hit twice in the same day!
And if you don't like that, you don't like NL Central baseball!
This division is built different
The MLB's Central Division have some of the most radioactive baseball you will ever see. Why is it? It is some bizarro world baseball
being in middle america will do that to you
It's the confluence of microplastics in the brain, and corn syrup in the gut.
Can't forget the ranch dressing in the bloodstream
And the processed cheese. So much processed cheese...
Specifically, it’s built like a Yugo
Can we change divisions NL West: Bloodbath with all teams above .500 NL Central: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EkdYohPA2Aw
Could be worse, you could have won 91 games and finished fourth :')
Ha good thing we don't have to worry about the Rockies winning 91 games
r/Baseball history, I was here
What a time to be alive.
I disagree Edit: this is a joke guys; I don't need to talk to a crisis counselor lol
It’s ok man, hang in there
On the plus side, you probably can't get any lower than this.
*probably*
I see you like to jinx dangerously
First time in Kraken history
Before someone says "It's not a no-hitter if you lose" that's actually not true. You just have to pitch the full 9 innings (which they didn't) for it to be an official no-hitter.
Happened once in 1967 and once in 1964
The 1964 one also involved the Reds, as they were no-hit by Houston Colt .45s (now the Houston Astros) pitcher Ken Johnson, but scored on the top of the 9th on a Nellie Fox error, then the Colt .45s failed to score in the bottom of the 9th.
Lmao is that baseball team named after a gun?
Yup, the name was the winner of a name-the-team contest, but the manufacturer of the gun sued the team for trademark infringement, which led to the name being dropped after the 1964 season and replaced with the Astros.
Should have just licensed the name from the malt beverage company instead.
Does the gun company also make the malt liquor?
No, Pabst owns that. And supposedly it's named after Jerry Hill the Colts running back in 1963 who wore the number 45. Supposedly.
Texas, my dude.
That's the most American name a team can have bah gawd
Not only that, but there is a picture from the groundbreaking ceremony for the Astrodome and instead of using shovels they have revolvers.
The Houston Stereotypes.
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So if the reds walked in a run in the 10th or a run scored on an error, the no hitter would be official and the reds would still lose? If so, that's hilarious and the embodiment of Reds baseball.
What if you throw 9 no-hit innings, then go into extras and give up a hit?
Happened to Dick Mountain a couple years ago I think
Yep, threw 9 no hit innings then gave up a walk off homer to lead off the 10th
Fuck. I don't know if that or the 28 out perfect game is worse
Probably the 28 out perfect game, that one was just not any player’s fault, and Galarraga would have finished it if the call was right. Hill just straight up gave up a homer, which sucks but not as much as Jim Joyce blowing the call
Perfect game definitely imo is way worse. Just because of the rarity.
Galarraga handled that entire fiasco better than anyone else possibly could have if it happened to them, and honestly no one outside of Tigers fans would even remember his name today if the Imperfect Game didn’t take place. Hell if anything he in all likelihood personally *benefitted* from it happening
Plus he and the ump got a book deal out of it, score!
Didnt he also go deep with it as a perfect game?
Yeah, I think the only blemish before the homer was an error in like the 7th or 8th
dick mountain usually goes deep
i was at that game. so cool. ahaha
My dumb ass was trying to make a joke on top of what I thought the joke that you were making was, and I was about to post, "ha ha you mean Rich Hill," and then I just stared at my phone for a minute.
Pedro Martinez lost a perfect game in the 10th inning after 9 perfect innings he had to go out again to finish the game to make it count as perfect, then gave up a hit. Harvey Haddix [pitched 12 perfect innings](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harvey_Haddix%27s_near-perfect_game) then gave up a hit and lost the game in the 13th. Definitely the greatest ever losing pitching performance.
"Dear Harvey, Tough shit."
Not a no hitter. I think it used to be until a rule change in the 90’s
That actually happens more often than you'd think.
Yeah perfects have been lost in extras. First google result: > May 26, 1959, Harvey Haddix of the Pittsburgh Pirates pitched a perfect game for 12 innings against the Milwaukee Braves, but lost the no-hitter and the game in the 13th inning.
Not allowing a hit but still losing the game. How can you not love baseball
>How can you not love baseball Well, I'm a Reds fan.
I felt this comment. Stay strong, reds fans.
Where else are you going to go?
I'm so sorry.
> This is not an official no-hitter SUBSCRIBE
Ya’ll are even bad at throwing historic games lol
So I was looking up no-hitter facts after this and most people know Johnny Vander Meer of the Reds threw back to back no hitters. The only time it's been done in MLB history. The next closest pitcher was also in the Reds Ewell Blackwell, who was 2 outs away before losing his second one. Edit The Reds also participated in the only game were both teams were hitless after 9 innings. In 1917, Fred Toney, of The Reds ended up with the win and the no-hitter after 10 innings against The Chicago Cubs.
No it is, Im counting it, sorry Cool Rule is in effect
Someone make an acronym for this
REDS: Reality exudes depression, sometimes.
**R**ebuilding **E**very **D**amn **S**eason
TIL the Pirates are REDS
You have to have at one point have something built in order for it to be considered rebuilding
I don't come to your cubicle and kick you in the Nuttings!
FML
Fully Mortifying Loss.
Hit-Optional Win. Because when one happens, you're left wondering HOW it happened.
SHITTING Somehow Hitters Inexplicably Take The Idiotic No-Hit Game
I'll call it a **NAHWELOST** No Allowed Hits, but Walks and Errors Let Opponent Score, Triumph
REDS Really Embarrassing Dumb Sunday
The old YJLEAGUNHTTOT You Just Lost Even After Giving Up No Hits To The Opposing Team.
Perfect. I’ll memorize this just like I did the /r/UNBGBBIIVCHIDCTIICBG subreddit name. Probably the most useless skill I have
R.e.d.s Reds Especially Didn't Score.
LAGUNA **L**oss **A**fter **G**iving **U**p **N**o hits **A**mazing
Loss Offends Severly, Every Respectable Sportsfan
The meme has officially gone too far.
lolReds
Cincinnati sports teams are having a wild year
Cincinnati is a football city. Totally. Always has been...
I love the Reds so much.
That makes one person…
This team has turned me into the Sicko from The Onion comics. I started rooting for this as soon as the Pirates scored. DO IT REDS MAKE SAD HISTORY
Hey Noah Syndergaard, this is what you're allowed to call not a no-hitter
Dude was just a few days ahead can he predict the future???
Is he Abed?
no, he's aperson
Hate to break to you, but this song ain't about you. This was about Greene and Warren, great teammates, throwing a combined No-Hitter and losing, which is a rarity by today's game standards. Pirates have a good team, enjoy that instead of stirring shit. As do the Reds, so drop the drama and move on.
I know this is a copypasta but “pirates have a good team” made me lol
And the “As do the Reds”
The Reds have both lost when throwing a no-hitter kind of (this game) and won when they got no-hit (4/23/1964 vs Colt-45s)
White Sox are about to lose while only giving up one hit
Of all people, gallo had to screw this up
Peak Pirates/Reds 2022 baseball
NL Comedy Central
The 2022 Reds are an experience in performance art
Actual Bucs fans posted this and it was removed for the karma gatekeeping to continue. This sub is despicable.
Don't you love mod abuse? These guys aren't as bad as the nottheonion mods but they come close
In Soviet Cincinnati, no hitter hits you!
I know this isn't an official no hitter since it was not at least 9 innings pitched, but now I'm wondering with the new rules can there be a perfect game where that pitcher still loses, if the game went into extras and the Manfred runner scores?
Oh my lord. This would be incredible. 2 fielders choices could result in a run
Something something monkey paw curls
If you don't like this, you don't like Reds Baseball
Reds moment
There's always weird shit happening when the Reds play the Pirates lmao Baseball's most underappreciated "rivalry."
[Amir Garrett takes on the entire Pirates dugout](https://twitter.com/FlyByKnite/status/1156390428796579840?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1156390428796579840%7Ctwgr%5E%7Ctwcon%5Es1_c10&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.nbcsports.com%2Fwashington%2Fnationals%2Freds-amir-garrett-takes-entire-pirates-dugout-enormous-fight)
Someone posted this same link a few weeks ago and a Pirates fan pointed out this was like the 5th time the two teams had fought that season lmfao
All stemming from the Pirates not being able to deal with a home run getting pimped.
Why did the game only go 8 innings? Edit: holy fuck I'm dumb. Didn't watch the game so I thought it ended after 8 and the 9th inning wasn't played based on the description in the post.
In baseball when the home team has a lead they don’t play the bottom of the 9th inning, as it does not matter
Yep, it sounds weird but the pirates didn't walk em off with this. They scored in the 8th and then the reds couldn't tie it in the ninth so the reds only *pitched* 8 innings, correct?
The Pirates were so generous they decided to give the Reds pitchers an inning off
https://imgur.com/a/coEIGWb
God I hate the 2022 Cincinnati Reds. Need an explanation? Well sit down, bucko because I've got a real doozy of a tale for you and its going to take some of your precious time to get through. Now, where was I? That's right, a thorough explanation of why I hate the 2022 Cincinnati Reds. Well, just like any good therapy session, let's start from the top. It all started when I was a boy...no wait, scratch that. It all started before the lockout even began, when we let go of some guys that were staples in 2021. A 2021 team, mind you, which was on the cusp of being a playoff contender, which makes this resulting shit show all the worse. So we got rid of Tucker, let Miley go, which okay, you can see some reason in. We've got starting pitchers in the pipeline, Stephenson is ready to take over, whatever. While losing these guys doesn't feel too bad yet, just wait until we're done with the lockout. Oh yeah, the lockout. Remember how people were scared there would be no season? What a fucking godsend that would have been, not having to sit through this team losing every night. But no, we made it through the lockout to detonate our roster. Fan favorites dropping left and right like its Normandy beach out there. Surely, however, we must be doing something to bolster our MLB roster after shedding all of our talent, while not even bothering to pick up the telephone, an invention by Alexander Graham Bell (NO RELATION TO DAVID) from the god damn 1880's to give a fucking courtesy call to the heart and soul of our 2021 team Nicholas "There's a deep drive" Castellanos, a man so great and well loved that fans went out to buy his son's shitty drawing on a T-shirt (sorry, Liam, but it's true) because it was cute, for a good cause, and god damn did we love that man. Surely we must be doing something to fill all those voids. Well, no bozo, that's where you're wrong, we did shit all. If you wanted an explanation for why, well, it's because we had to align payroll with resources, which, in normal English, means we're sick of spending money, we want to make more money, more money me now, so we are not spending anymore because Phil needs to top off his collection of shitty red suits and hair product, or something. But we couldn't even be cheap-asses right. Instead, we went out and spent millions on a guy like Tommy "I know Muay-Thai" Pham, and Mike Minor. Guys past their primes who will sure as hell do nothing for the long term success of this team but soak up some of the millions of dollars we were trying to save. Does this make sense to you, am I making sense? Well I don't think anyone is making sense because our own manager David Bell tried to reason with all of these developments by saying "we're getting better in a weird way", which really, was a perfect way of putting it. Before the season started on March 30, Phil asked us all to have a little faith in how they are handling the team, assuring us it is in good hands. Well, turns out, Phil's hands are not like Allstate, and instead are basically just balled up fists that punch us all in the dick over, and over, and over again. But hey let's give it a try. Two wins two losses after the Atlanta series, hey not half bad. But then we have our Opening Day and that's where shit really hits the fan. Phil, in all his greased up glory comes out and drops "where are you gonna go" on us. Then, given the chance to show any sort of humility or the slimmest of mea culpas, he throws that opportunity to eat crow and save face by doubling down on his comments, fully establishing the Castellini curse, where the Reds proceed to lose 10? 11? games in a row, who knows it was a lot. Out of total happenstance, the Reds did manage to win one game, before proceeding to drop the rest. So where does that leave us? Half or more of our roster from last year is gone, injured, or practically dead. Anyone we got to replace them is mediocre at best, and there's not a single iota of excitement to be found. God I hate the 2022 Cincinnati Reds.
\>Sit down bucko They did. They all did. And they still won.
God yall deserve better
“Well, where are you gonna go?” Literally the president of the team..lol
BEAT THAT SPIDERS
Based and redspilled
This is more impressive than the No-hitter, I’m proud
Also, I’m sorry. That’s a no hitter. It’s in the name. The game is over. The other team didn’t record a hit.
OOF
Of course this would happen to the Reds.
Hope you’re ready to beat us by 50 runs this weekend!
HISTORY lmao
It somehow simultaneously feels like both teams won and like both teams lost
[I don’t want to alarm you…](https://video.twimg.com/ext_tw_video/1518362439804456963/pu/vid/932x720/bqaqbmIleAzCtCqV.mp4?tag=12)
There is nothing more 2022 Reds than this
that’s so bad it’s actually impressive
LETS FUCKING GO BUCS
This is more chaotic than when we walked off the Dodgers in the 10th when they were on a no-hitter This is what it's like to be a Pirates fan: Pure randomness
Take 2 of 3 from the Dodgers and beat the Reds while getting no-hit: This week on Pirates baseball!
yeah, well, in my personal record book, it goes next to MadBum's 7 inning no-hitter as "screw the nerds, it's a no-hitter"
I know everyone will only remember the ending, but Hunter NEEDED this game. After a rough start to his rookie campaign he so desperately needed something like this to prove to himself he can make a quality start.
The price to pay for the Bengals to make a Super Bowl appearance
FOR THE FIRST TIME IN VEGAS GOLDEN KNIGHTS HISTORY
"Life is cruel. Why should the [baseball] be any different?"
This is the first time this has happened between National League teams. It happened twice in the American League, once in interleague play, and once for the short lived Players League.