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sdelmonteAs baseball fans know, there has been only one no-hitter in the playoffs, Don Larsen's 1956 perfect game for the Yankees against the Dodgers.
That was true till tonight. Phillies ace Roy "Doc" Halladay just threw a no-hitter against the Reds to begin the playoffs in the NL. He was one walk short of perfect, and it was also his second no-hitter of the year.
I am supposed to root against the Phillies, based on the rivalry between the Mets and the Phils. But sometimes, my love of the game overwhelms everything, and I have to cheer for excellence when it counts most. Congrats to Halladay and the Phils on this amazing achievement.
WOW.
That was true till tonight. Phillies ace Roy "Doc" Halladay just threw a no-hitter against the Reds to begin the playoffs in the NL. He was one walk short of perfect, and it was also his second no-hitter of the year.
I am supposed to root against the Phillies, based on the rivalry between the Mets and the Phils. But sometimes, my love of the game overwhelms everything, and I have to cheer for excellence when it counts most. Congrats to Halladay and the Phils on this amazing achievement.
WOW.
