The last time it happened was 6/29/85, TOR @ DET, when neither Luis Leal, Dennis Lamp, Ron Musselman nor Walt Terrell struck out a single batter!
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This must be from the guy who asks how may ways a batter can score from third without a hit.
45 is the answer.
Example. First batter singles. Second batter hits into a double play. Next three batters all have infield singles to load the bases. Sixth batter's ground ball strikes the base runner going from 1st-2nd. The batter is out, the ball is dead runners may not advance and the batter gets credited with a base hit. So ... five hits in the inning. The team plays eight more that go the same way. 9x5=45.
Yes - the famous double-no-hit game between Fred Toney of the Reds and Hippo Vaughn of the Cubs back in 1917. Both pitchers had no-no's going through 9, then in the top of the 10th, Cincinnati outfielder Jim Thorpe (yes, THE Jim Thorpe) hit an RBI groundout, and Toney finished up with a 10-inning no-hitter, while Vaughan had the tough luck loss.
Yes
He had impressive scoreless streak of 26 innings during his first season with the New York Mets in 2006. But no Mets pitcher has ever pitched a no hitter, much less a perfect game.
No
As of May 29, 2010, two players have pitched perfect games on the season: Dallas Braden (OAK) 109 pitches, 6 K, May 9, 2010 Roy Halladay (PHI) 115 pitches, 11 K, May 29, 2010
It may have been May 17, 1927. The Cubs beat the Boston Braves 4-3 on a Charlie Grimm single in 22 innings. Bob Osborn pitches 14 innings of relief work!
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No. Bradman's best bowling in an innings at Test level was 1/8 and at First Class level it was 3/35.
The winning pitcher for the Milwaukee Braves that day was Lew Burdette who managed to scatter 12 hits over 12 innings without giving up a single run. His record went to 8-2. Pittsburgh's Haddix pitched 12 and 2/3 innings of perfect baseball before conceding a hit. His record went to 3-3. Haddix's performance is arguably the greatest single pitching feat in baseball history. There have been 17 perfect games pitched in the Majors but all of them concluded after nine innings. It is doubtful that Haddix's 12 perfect innings will ever again be duplicated. I'd like to add that Pittsburgh ss Dick Schofield batted .500 (6-3) and both 1b Rocky Nelson and 3b Don Hoak batted .400 (5-2). Pittsburgh also left 8 runners stranded. It seems that Pittsburgh's base coaching left something to be desired that day. You'd think that somehow, over all those innings, some strategy could have been used to get at least one runner around to score.
Gurley Garrett
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It cannot be known. Hurricanes have been around longer than there have been people to observe them.
Longest game in regulation nine innings: four hours twenty-seven minutesLongest game ever: seven hours twenty-three minutes and twenty-three innings