Will RFK Stadium ever get to see a no-hitter? - Examiner.com
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The history of RFK Stadium as a venue for major league baseball comes to an end this year. By my count, a total of 1,045 big league contests that counted will have been played there by Sept. 23, the day it’s scheduled to close — not counting those old timer’s games of the 1980s or various preseason exhibitions. Despite all of those opportunities — that’s ...
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This Morning in Bog
Published 5/15/2007 by Dan Steinberg at D.C. Sports Bog
... was predictable. It's possible that RFK will never see a no-hitter; Phil Wood says the District hasn't seen one since 1931 . Jay Payton and Melvin Mora
So much for the little winning streak
Published 5/16/2007 by Jeff at District of Baseball - MLB returns to DC
... Despit some close calls, including Bergmann's start Monday, it appears unlikely RFK Stadium will host a no-hitter before the Nats move out after this season, writes Phil Wood.
