When was the dodgers last no hitter

Barney had an up and down career in Brooklyn, but the high point came in his season. He had a record and ranked second in the league in strikeouts and shutouts. It was his only season striking out more batters than he walked. Head, making his first MLB appearance since , struck out only one in his start against the Boston Braves. Head suffered a career-ending arm injury just weeks later. Carleton, who had considered retirement a year earlier, tossed his first and only MLB no-hitter early in the season.

He walked the first batter he faced and watched his defense commit multiple fielding errors early in the game before retiring the final 17 batters. The Phillies scored after two errors and a sacrifice fly, but Brooklyn still came to a victory.

Vance is the only Dodgers pitcher to allow a run in a no-hitter. Rucker became the first left-handed pitcher to throw a no-hitter for the club when he did so against the Boston Doves. He struck out 14 batters in the win. In what would be his final season as a professional baseball player, Eason pitched his first career no-hitter. It was the first road no-hitter for the club. He was on the losing end of one against the Phillies earlier that season. Eason went on to become an NL umpire.

Lovett signed with the Bridegrooms in , one year before Brooklyn moved from the American Association to the National League in Looking back on the Dodgers' no-hitters. Are the Mets waiting on David Stearns?

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With just 1 day to go before Opening Day, we hit No. This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. A perfect game only occurs when the pitcher doesn't allow a single baserunner in the game, as in 27 batters up and 27 batters down. In a no-hitter, baserunners are allowed, by walk, hit by pitch, error and so forth.

Every perfect game is a no-hitter, but not every no-hitter is a perfect game. In baseball history, there have only been two no-hitters thrown in the postseason. Bold lettering denotes a perfect game. Since — the World Series era — there have been 21 perfect games. There have been 23 perfectos total when factoring in pre-modern era play.