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Edwin Jackson

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Has thrown a lot of pitches, has walked a lot of batters, has hit one batter, and has thrown a wild pitch...but the walks, the hbp and an error are the only ways Rays have reached base.

Do no-hitters even mean anything anymore? lol

 

Seriously, congrats to him and his poor arm.

No hitter!

 

And funny that Dontrelle Willis was the first person I saw charging out on the field to get to him.

 

Congrats Edwin Jackson!

149 pitches, 8 walks. An AJ Burnett no hitter. I bet I wasn't born yet the last time a SP through that many pitches in a game.

149 pitches, 8 walks. An AJ Burnett no hitter. I bet I wasn't born yet the last time a SP through that many pitches in a game.

 

 

actually, livan did it in 2005.

149 pitches, 8 walks. An AJ Burnett no hitter. I bet I wasn't born yet the last time a SP through that many pitches in a game.

 

Just out of curiosity I decided to check and there have been 96 pitcher to throw that many since you were born (assuming your birthday on MB is correct). The list is topped by Tim Wakefield with 172 pitches.

 

Here's the whole list.

 

Unsurprisingly there's a whole lot of knuckleballer all over that list. Also a lot of Rocket and Big Unit.

The beauty of a no-hitter is that it doesn't have to be pretty. This isn't the first no-hitter where a pitcher has been effectively wild, issuing a lot of walks but not really giving them anything good to hit either.

Am I the only one who doesn't really find no jitters all that incredible anymore?

Am I the only one who doesn't really find no hitters all that incredible anymore?

It was Ugly but he did it and boy did he earn it.

149 pitches got out of two big jams one with the bases loaded and 0 outs.

I doubt he makes his next start but I also doubt he cares after becoming a part of history.

No hitters were mythical when I was younger. Something to hold in awe and amazement. Now, rookies, guys like Edwin Jackson who arent good in any sense of the word, and old guys who throw soft compared to what lineups are used to throw them almost regularly.

149 pitches, 8 walks. An AJ Burnett no hitter. I bet I wasn't born yet the last time a SP through that many pitches in a game.

 

Just out of curiosity I decided to check and there have been 96 pitcher to throw that many since you were born (assuming your birthday on MB is correct). The list is topped by Tim Wakefield with 172 pitches.

 

Here's the whole list.

 

Unsurprisingly there's a whole lot of knuckleballer all over that list. Also a lot of Rocket and Big Unit.

 

Thanks.:thumbup

149 pitches, 8 walks. An AJ Burnett no hitter. I bet I wasn't born yet the last time a SP through that many pitches in a game.

 

Just out of curiosity I decided to check and there have been 96 pitcher to throw that many since you were born (assuming your birthday on MB is correct). The list is topped by Tim Wakefield with 172 pitches.

 

Here's the whole list.

 

Unsurprisingly there's a whole lot of knuckleballer all over that list. Also a lot of Rocket and Big Unit.

 

Thanks.:thumbup

No problem, this is the kind of thing I find interesting. Also, slight correction. There have been 96 games pitched like that, not 96 pitchers. There have actually been 55 pitchers.

 

Rk                Player    #Games W L  W-L%  ERA    IP WHIP
1          Roger Clemens        14 6 5  .545 2.21 118.0 1.15                                                            
2          Randy Johnson        10 6 2  .750 2.36  87.2 1.22
3          Charlie Hough         4 3 0 1.000 1.59  39.2 1.06
4             Bobby Witt         3 0 1  .000 5.33  27.0 1.59
5          Tim Wakefield         3 2 1  .667 2.70  26.2 1.84
6           Frank Tanana         3 1 2  .333 3.12  26.0 1.31
7        Livan Hernandez         3 1 0 1.000 2.42  26.0 1.38
8    Fernando Valenzuela         2 1 1  .500 3.18  17.0 1.53
9           Dave Stewart         2 0 1  .000 2.65  17.0 1.65
10            Nolan Ryan         2 0 1  .000 6.28  14.1 1.67
11         Mark Langston         2 2 0 1.000 2.65  17.0 1.12
12        Orel Hershiser         2 1 1  .500 2.70  20.0 1.45
13          Chuck Finley         2 0 2  .000 2.12  17.0 1.59
14            Cal Eldred         2 2 0 1.000 0.95  19.0 0.74
15            Andy Benes         2 0 1  .000 4.70  15.1 1.37
16           David Wells         1 1 0 1.000 1.04   8.2 1.04
17           Frank Viola         1 1 0 1.000 0.90  10.0 0.90
18           Ron Villone         1 1 0 1.000 0.00   9.0 0.78
19             Jay Tibbs         1 0 1  .000 6.00   9.0 1.56
20        Rick Sutcliffe         1 1 0 1.000 3.27  11.0 1.00
21           John Smoltz         1 1 0 1.000 3.00   9.0 0.89
22       Scott Sanderson         1 0 1  .000 7.36   7.1 1.91
23          Kenny Rogers         1 1 0 1.000 3.00   9.0 1.33
24       Armando Reynoso         1 1 0 1.000 1.00   9.0 1.00
25           Phil Niekro         1 1 0 1.000 4.00   9.0 1.56
26           Jack Morris         1 0 1  .000 2.00   9.0 1.89
27            Mike Moore         1 0 1  .000 3.38   8.0 1.75
28           Bob Milacki         1 1 0 1.000 2.16   8.1 1.20
29         Jack McDowell         1 1 0 1.000 0.00   7.0 1.14
30           Rick Mahler         1 0       0 0.00  10.0 1.30
31           Greg Maddux         1 0 1  .000 2.53  10.2 1.03
32             Al Leiter         1 1 0 1.000 3.38   8.0 1.75
33           Bob Knepper         1 1 0 1.000 2.00   9.0 1.78
34         Edwin Jackson         1 1 0 1.000 0.00   9.0 0.89
35         Pete Harnisch         1 0       0 2.16   8.1 1.44
36           Mike Harkey         1 0       0 1.00   9.0 1.22
37          Mark Gubicza         1 0       0 3.52   7.2 1.70
38           Kevin Gross         1 1 0 1.000 3.24   8.1 1.44
39            Tom Gordon         1 1 0 1.000 5.87   7.2 1.83
40         Dwight Gooden         1 1 0 1.000 3.00   9.0 1.11
41           Paul Gibson         1 0       0 3.60  10.0 1.00
42           Wes Gardner         1 1 0 1.000 5.19   8.2 1.50
43          Brian Fisher         1 1 0 1.000 0.00   9.0 1.11
44          John Farrell         1 0       0 2.00   9.0 1.44
45            Mike Dunne         1 1 0 1.000 2.00   9.0 1.67
46           Doug Drabek         1 1 0 1.000 1.00   9.0 1.00
47         Jose de Jesus         1 1 0 1.000 0.00   8.0 1.13
48            David Cone         1 1 0 1.000 0.00   9.0 1.11
49            Don Carman         1 0       0 0.00   9.0 1.22
50         Steve Carlton         1 1 0 1.000 3.00   9.0 1.33
51         Tom Candiotti         1 1 0 1.000 6.00   9.0 1.44
52             Vida Blue         1 1 0 1.000 5.40   8.1 1.56
53           Buddy Black         1 1 0 1.000 3.00   9.0 1.22
54          Willie Banks         1 0       0 1.12   8.0 1.25
55         Pedro Astacio         1 1 0 1.000 5.87   7.2 1.70

 

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