A Thread For Starting Pitchers That Are Doing Really Well

sweet

It was indeed Palmer. Had no idea he was still at it (turns 70 in October), but the voice immediately sounded familiar.

Kinda early, but given the context, Max Scherzer...
― Andy K, Friday, June 26, 2015 8:25 PM

Ditto, but Kershaw (5 complete).

(Actually, just remembered the full context for Scherzer--all I was thinking was "dominant pitcher"--so not the same.)

MIKE FIERS through seven for the astros (with 107 pitches)

120 pitches thru 8

he dun it

Rollins & Utley 0/8 at top of lineup, the mighty Dodgers lol

she ran calling wiiiiild fiiiiiers

:) so happy for my boy

Kluber through 5 against the Cubs.

But not any more.

Verlander through six (69 pitches) against the Angels.

#chill pitch count

that called third strike to Trout was sumthin

Los Angeles - Top of 6th
Justin Verlander pitching for Detroit
Iannetta popped out to second.
Cowart struck out swinging.
Jackson struck out swinging.

Los Angeles - Top of 7th
Justin Verlander pitching for Detroit
Calhoun struck out swinging.
Trout struck out looking.
Pujols struck out swinging.

Tiger TV crew refuses to say 0-hitter

Oh well.

right on the chalk

I hadn't realized that Verlander seems to be back and has pitched great over the past six weeks. This near no-hitter doesn't seem like a Lincecum-like fluke.

arrieta through six, 82 pitches

made quick work of the 7th

at least the dodgers have their best hitters at the top of the order coming up in the ninth

wait

through 8, on ESPN

one strike away

feel like he could have gone a few more innings if necessary

Arrieta is def a hot cub in every sense

http://www.sbnation.com/lookit/2015/8/30/9230419/jake-arrieta-cubs-no-hitter-press-conference-mustache-onesie-mlb

strasburg rn: 7.0 IP, 3H, 1R/ER (off 1 HR), 1BB, 12K.

this is a no-no thread, slothy

wasn't sure how strict the "doing really well" was to be interpreted, should've assumed that tho tbf

of course non-no-hitters are often better

looks like Strasburg was doing really well for the first 93 pitches tho

jeezus sloth just read consult the thread for context people have been making this mistake for years, the bluthering

Houston's Norris is throwing a 1-hitter through 6 innings against the Cards in his first ever MLB start.

― ARAGORN SON OF ARATHORN (Z S), Sunday, August 2, 2009 3:54 PM (6 years ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

a thread for starting pitchers who are doing pretty well

― 8080's and internet break (k3vin k.), Sunday, August 2, 2009 3:55 PM (6 years ago)

sheeeeesh man

k3vin k: really well police

(otm, but maybe should have cut bud norris a break)

hey gotta follow the unwritten rules if you wanna see the no nos

oh, that was me doing the same thing a long time ago, i was just joking! xpost

it's all joeks!

LOOK I'M SORRY

haha 's'all good

joeks and joeks and pitches and joeks

A Thread For Starting Pitchers That Are Doing Really Well Considering How Shit They've Been In 2015

Bumgarner perfect through 5

yeah, just found out.

that was very close to a base hit, perfect thru seven.

this is on MLB Network.

fuck u melvin

lol

sad that it happened by a guy who is hitting around .200

melvin 4 mvp

apparently i was the only one watching Colby Lewis the other night