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'''No-Hitters and Perfect Games''' pitched by [[ABCs – RBIbetical Order|RBIers]], as well as the RBIer company they kept during those games. There are some abstract stats at the bottom of the page concerning the winning pitchers, losing pitchers, hitters, and fielders.

== [[Dwight Gooden]] ==

'''May 14, [[1996]]'''

Mariners 0

Yankees 2

[[Image:DwightGoodenNoHitter.JPG]]

''Yankees''

3B – [[Wade Boggs]] (2 for 4, R)

== [[Bret Saberhagen]] ==

'''August 26, 1991'''

White Sox 0

Royals 7

[[Image:]]

''White Sox''

LF – [[Tim Raines]] (0 for 4, 2 K)

''Royals''

LF – [[Kirk Gibson]] (3 for 4, RBI, 3 R, 3B, BB, E)

DH – [[George Brett]] (2 for 3, RBI, R, BB)

== [[Nolan Ryan]]’s 7th ==

'''May 1, 1991'''

Blue Jays 0

Rangers 3

[[Image:NolanRyanNoHitter7.JPG]]

IP H R ER BB SO HBP

[[Jimmy Key]], L (4-1) 6 5 3 3 1 5 0

''Rangers''

CF – [[Gary Pettis]] (1 for 4, R, 2 K, SB)

2B – [[Julio Franco]] (0 for 4, K)

== [[Fernando Valenzuela]] ==

'''June 29, 1990'''

Cardinals 0

Dodgers 6

[[Image:FernandoValenzuelaNoHitter.JPG]]

''Cardinals''

LF – [[Vince Coleman]] (0 for 4, 3 K)

CF – [[Willie McGee]] (0 for 3, BB, K, E)

1B – [[Pedro Guerrero]] (0 for 3, BB, E)

3B – [[Terry Pendleton]] (0 for 3)

2B – [[Jose Oquendo]] (0 for 3)

SS – [[Ozzie Smith]] (0 for 3, K)

''Dodgers''

LF – Kirk Gibson (1 for 4, 2 RBI, K, E)

P – Fernando Valenzuela (1 for 4, R, K)

== Nolan Ryan’s 6th ==

'''June 11, 1990'''

Rangers 5

Athletics 0

[[Image:NolanRyanNoHitter6.JPG]]

''Rangers''

CF – Gary Pettis (2 for 5, R, K, SB, CS)

2B – Julio Franco (2 for 4, 2 HR, 4 RBI, 2 R)

DH – [[Harold Baines]] (1 for 4, 2 K)

''Athletics''

2B – [[Willie Randolph]] (0 for 4, K)

CF – [[Dave Henderson]] (0 for 3, 2 K)

== [[Mike Witt]]’s 2-Inning Save ==

Mark Langston pitched 7 innings, and Mike Witt completed the game with 2 innings of no-hit ball. [[ABCs – RBIbetical Order|RBIers]] played in the game, but because none of them hit while Mike Witt was the pitcher of record, their statistics were not recorded. This entry is a statistical formality rather than a No-Hitter achievement.

'''April 11, 1990'''

Mariners 0

Angels 1

[[Image:MikeWittSave.JPG]]

== [[Mike Scott]] ==

'''September 25, 1986'''

Giants 0

Astros 2

[[Image:MikeScottNoHitter.JPG]]

IP H R ER BB SO HBP

[[Juan Berenguer]], L (2-3) 5 8 1 1 4 2 1

[[Scott Garrelts]] 1 0 0 0 0 3 0

''Giants''

CF – [[Danny Gladden]] (0 for 3, HBP, SB, 2 K)

2B – [[Robbie Thompson]] (0 for 4, 3 K)

1B – [[Will Clark]] (0 for 4, K)

LF – [[Candy Maldonado]] (0 for 3, 2 K)

RF – [[Chili Davis]] (0 for 2, BB, SB)

3B – [[Bob Brenly]] (0 for 3, 3 K)

SS – [[Jose Uribe]] (0 for 2)

PH – [[Harry Spilman]] (0 for 1)

PH – [[Mike Aldrete]] (0 for 1)

P – Juan Berenguer (0 for 1)

''Astros'' (Entire Lineup)

CF – [[Billy Hatcher]] (0 for 4, SB, CS, HBP, K)

2B – [[Billy Doran]] (2 for 4, K)

3B – [[Denny Walling]] (2 for 4, HR, RBI, R)

1B – [[Glenn Davis]] (1 for 2, 2 BB)

RF – [[Kevin Bass]] (1 for 3, BB, SB, K)

LF – [[Jose Cruz]] (1 for 2, RBI, 2 BB, K)

C – [[Alan Ashby]] (2 for 4)

SS – [[Craig Reynolds]] (0 for 2)

PH/SS – [[Dickie Thon]] (0 for 2, 2 K)

P – Mike Scott (1 for 4, 2 K)

== Mike Witt’s Perfect Game ==

'''September 30, 1984'''

Angels 1

Rangers 0

[[Image:MikeWittPerfectGame.JPG]]

''Angels''

2B – [[Rob Wilfong]] (0 for 4)

1B – [[Bobby Grich]] (0 for 0)

3B – [[Doug DeCinces]] (2 for 4, R)

LF – [[Brian Downing]] (0 for 4)

DH – [[Reggie Jackson]] (0 for 4, RBI)

PR/CF – Gary Pettis (0 for 0, CS)

C – [[Bob Boone]] (0 for 3)

SS – [[Dick Schofield]] (0 for 2, BB)

== [[Jack Morris]] ==

'''April 7, 1984'''

Tigers 4

White Sox 0

[[Image:JackMorrisNoHitter.JPG]]

''Tigers''

2B – [[Lou Whitaker]] (1 for 4, RBI, CS)

SS – [[Alan Trammell]] (1 for 4, SB)

1B – [[Dave Bergman]] (0 for 1, K)

LF – [[Larry Herndon]] (0 for 4, 2 K)

CF – [[Chet Lemon]] (2 for 4, 2B, HR, 2 RBI, 2 R, K)

RF – Kirk Gibson (1 for 1, 2B, RBI, R, 2 BB)

3B – [[Tom Brookens]] (0 for 2)

''White Sox''

RF – Harold Baines (0 for 3, BB, K)

== [[Dave Righetti]] ==

'''July 4, 1983'''

Red Sox 0

Yankees 4

[[Image:DaveRighettiNoHitter.JPG]]

IP H R ER BB SO HBP

[[John Tudor]], L (5-5) 7 2/3 8 4 4 4 2 0

[[Bob Stanley]] 1/3 0 0 0 0 0 0

''Red Sox''

3B – Wade Boggs (0 for 4, 2 K, E)

LF – [[Jim Rice]] (0 for 1, 2 BB)

CF – [[Tony Armas]] (0 for 3, K)

RF – [[Dwight Evans]] (0 for 3, 2 K)

''Yankees''

1B – [[Don Mattingly]] (0 for 4, K)

DH – [[Don Baylor]] (1 for 3, HR, RBI, 2 R, BB)

SS – [[Roy Smalley]] (1 for 4)

== Nolan Ryan’s 5th ==

'''September 26, 1981'''

Dodgers 0

Astros 5

[[Image:NolanRyanNoHitter5.JPG]]

''Dodgers''

2B – [[Davey Lopes]] (0 for 3, 2 K)

3B – Pedro Guerrero (0 for 3, K)

''Astros''

RF – [[Terry Puhl]] (1 for 4, R, BB)

2B – [[Phil Garner]] (2 for 4, RBI, BB, SB, CS, K)

CF – Jose Cruz (3 for 4, 2B, RBI, R, BB, SB)

C – Alan Ashby (1 for 4, 2 RBI, BB)

1B – Harry Spilman (0 for 2)

1B – Denny Walling (0 for 0, R, BB)

SS – Craig Reynolds (2 for 4, 2B, 3B, RBI, R)

== [[Bert Blyleven]] ==

'''September 22, 1977'''

Rangers 6

Angels 0

[[Image:BertBlylevenNoHitter.JPG]]

''Angels''

RF – Don Baylor (0 for 3)

== Nolan Ryan’s 4th ==

'''June 1, 1975'''

Orioles 0

Angels 1

[[Image:NolanRyanNoHitter4.JPG]]

''Orioles''

DH – Don Baylor (0 for 2)

2B – Bobby Grich (0 for 2, 2 BB, K)

== Nolan Ryan’s 3rd ==

'''September 28, 1974'''

Twins 0

Angels 4

[[Image:NolanRyanNoHitter3.JPG]]

== Nolan Ryan’s 2nd ==

'''May 15, 1973'''

Angels 3

Royals 0

[[Image:NolanRyanNoHitter2.JPG]]

== Nolan Ryan ==

'''July 15, 1973'''

Angels 6

Tigers 0

[[Image:NolanRyanNoHitter.JPG]]

== Leaderboard ==

=== Pitching Leaders (Winning End) ===

'''Strikeouts'''

'''94''' – Nolan Ryan

13 – Mike Scott

'''Strikeouts in One Game'''

'''17''' – Nolan Ryan

16 – Nolan Ryan

'''K/9 Innings'''

'''13.4''' – Nolan Ryan

13.0 – Mike Scott

'''Walks'''

'''26''' – Nolan Ryan

6 – Jack Morris & Dwight Gooden

'''Most Walks in One Game'''

'''8''' – Nolan Ryan

6 – Jack Morris & Dwight Gooden

'''Fewest Walks in One Game'''

'''0''' – Mike Witt

1 – Bert Blyleven

'''BB/9 Innings'''

'''6.0''' – Jack Morris & Dwight Gooden

4.0 – Dave Righetti

=== Pitching Leaders (Losing End) ===

'''Innings Pitched'''

'''7 2/3''' – John Tudor

6 – Jimmy Key

'''Most Hits Allowed'''

'''8''' – John Tudor & Juan Berenguer

5 – Jimmy Key

'''Most Runs Allowed'''

'''4''' – John Tudor

3 – Jimmy Key

'''Strikeouts'''

'''5''' – Jimmy Key

3 – Scott Garrelts

=== Hitting Leaders (RBIers in No-Hitters thrown by RBIers) ===

'''Hits'''

'''5''' – Kirk Gibson

4 – Jose Cruz

'''Home Runs'''

'''2''' – Julio Franco

1 – Don Baylor, Chet Lemon, & Denny Walling

'''Runs Batted In'''

'''4''' – Julio Franco & Kirk Gibson

2 – Alan Ashby, Chet Lemon, & Jose Cruz

'''Runs Scored'''

'''4''' – Kirk Gibson

2 – Don Baylor, Julio Franco, Chet Lemon, Gary Pettis, & Denny Walling

=== Fielding Leaders ===

'''Games Caught'''

'''2''' – Alan Ashby

1 – Bob Boone (Boone caught Mike Witt’s perfect game, as well as the last 2 innings of his combined no-hitter with Mark Langston)

'''Players who Committed an Error'''

Wade Boggs, Kirk Gibson, Pedro Guerrero, & Willie McGee

[[Category:RBIer Frivolities]]

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