#no-hitters

#no-hitters

Jeff Torborg, a former MLB player and manager, passed away at 83 after battling Parkinson's disease.

Baseball history on August 26 is marked by historic achievements and milestones, including no-hitters, groundbreaking players, and televised games.

Historical milestones in baseball.

Historical baseball milestones from April 30th.

Jeff Torborg, who caught three no-hitters and managed the White Sox, passed away from complications of Parkinson's disease at age 83.

The New York Giants set a record for the shortest nine-inning game in MLB history on September 28, 1919.

Ted Williams uniquely averaged .406 in 1941, a benchmark untouched since.

Ted Williams hit his final career home run in 1960, leaving a lasting legacy.

Nolan Ryan achieved his third no-hitter in 1974, distinguishing his remarkable career.

Highlight moments in Braves Franchise and MLB history.

Braves Franchise History highlights significant moments including Hank Gowdy's enlistment in WWI and Phil Niekro's record-breaking win with brother Joe.

Historical moments from Braves franchise history and MLB's past showcase significant events and milestones.

The MLB's rich history includes notable incidents and achievements such as no-hitters, perfect games, and significant trades.

Blake Snell no-hit the Reds for the Rays' 18th in franchise history, first since 2015.

Historic moments in baseball history include multiple no-hitters and the impact of player achievements like hitting streaks and strikeout records.

Joe Bush pitched a no-hitter in 1916, a significant achievement in Philadelphia baseball history.

Ken Holtzman, a prominent pitcher for the Chicago Cubs and Oakland A's, passed away at 78 due to health complications.