Justin Verlander throws a no-hitter against the Brewers

criticalfanatic posted 6/13/2007 from www.faniq.com [flag]

A young pitcher you knew had the stuff to do it, Justin Verlander pitched a no-hitter. The first Tiger since Jack Morris in 1984. [link]

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beisbolct

+4

His 109th pitch was 102 mph. That's nuts!!!

Posted 6/13/2007 [reply] [flag]
- criticalfanatic
  
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  Please tell me someone caught the Reece Davis interview on ESPN.
  "Was that the best you've seen Verlander pitch?"
  Very likely, Reece.
  
  Posted 6/13/2007 [reply] [flag]
tziller

+1

The no-hitter remains one of the coolest sports achievements we get to see about once a year.

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