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Tim Wakefield is a really good pitcher.

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Are we seriously making one of these every time someone is near a No hitter? lol

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Are we seriously making one of these every time someone is near a No hitter? lol

We always have. It's actually one of my favorite parts of the season.

you know how to catch a knuckleball?

wait till it stops rolling then pick it up

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you know how to catch a knuckleball?

wait till it stops rolling then pick it up

--Bob Uecker, Phil Niekro' personal chaser

Are we seriously making one of these every time someone is near a No hitter? lol

We always have. It's actually one of my favorite parts of the season.

 

That's funny. I was wondering what was up. I'm assuming we don't do this when one of our guys has one going?

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Are we seriously making one of these every time someone is near a No hitter? lol

We always have. It's actually one of my favorite parts of the season.

 

That's funny. I was wondering what was up. I'm assuming we don't do this when one of our guys has one going?

If our guys have one going, we generally know. Plus, someone would have said it in the Game Thread.

 

This is more for other teams so that we know it's happening and can tune in, like in this thread where Jon Lester was pitching well. We also try not to actually mention the no-no.

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