The Punishment For Pitching A No-Hitter Must Be Swift And Severe
A’s pitcher Sean Manaea no-hit the Boston Red Sox Saturday evening. It was Manaea’s third win in five starts, and Oakland’s fifth win in six games. Manaea had some help on the no-hit part from the umps and the scorekeeper, but the gem was a gem even if you happened to think Sandy Leon’s bloop to shallow center should’ve been ruled a hit, or that Andrew Benintendi wasn’t so far outside the baseline. For the crime of leading his team to a rousing victory, Manaea paid a terrible price:
Here’s an excellent photo of the face-pie-ing:
credits: Thearon W. Henderson | source: [object Object] That’ll show him!
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