Has a World Series Winner ever been no hit during that same regular season?
Question:The no-hitter was pitched against the world series champ.
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I don't know what "stats" book El Captain's looking at, but:In the N.L.:
The Cincinnati Reds were no-hit in 1940.
The Mets were no-hit in 1969 by Bob Moose of the Pirates.
The Pirates were no hit in 1971
The Dodgers were no hit in 1981
The Dodgers were also no hit in 1988
As for the A.L.:
The White Sox were no hit in 1917
The Yankees were no hit in 1952
The A's were no hit in 1973 AND 1974
You can get the details at:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/list_of_maj...
which lists all no hitters in major league history.
The 1952 no-hitter against the Yankees was thrown by Virgil Trucks of the Detroit Tigers. Trucks pitched TWO no-hitters that season, but his final W/L record was 5 wins and 19 loses. (He was actually an excellent pitcher, winning 177 games and losing 135 in his 17 year major league career, and he was 5th in the MVP vote in 1953, the very next year. Trucks probably would have won 200 games were it not for his serving in World War II).
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NO. I looked it in my book of all stats starting in 1918-2006Yes. The Los Angeles Dodgers had a perfect game thrown against them by Tom Browning of the Reds in 1988 and ended up winning the World Series that year.
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The 1988 Dodgers had a perfect game thrown against them. September 16,1988 by Tom Browning of the Reds.Whats important in a true fan, loyalty to your team or smarts to know when to dump them??
Man I hope this has nothing to do with the White Sox no hitting the Rangers.cause everybody knows the Rangers are goin to win it all this year, no seriously, stop laughing, well its my opinion.Can the yankees be in last place like my washington nationals? HA HA!?
On Sept 16, 1988, Tom Browning pitched a no-hitter against the Dodgers, who went on to be that year's WS champions.More Questions & Answers...