Major League Baseball MLB Oakland Athletics right-hander Mike Fiers threw his second no-hitter of his career today, giving the visiting Cincinnati Reds a goalless victory. The Athletics defeated the Reds 2-0 in the end. .
Fells used 131 pitches today, including 83 strikes, striking out 6 times and walking 2 times. His ERA was as high as 6.81 before the game, but dropped to 5.48 after the game, with a record of 3 wins and 3 losses.
In the 9th inning, Fells let Josh VanMeter hit a small fly ball, then let Joey Votto ground ball out, and faced Eugenio Suarez with 2 hits. After two strikes, he used a curveball to make his swing miss, and struck out to get the last out.
The sportsman's fielder was also very helpful, and his fielding was impeccable, so that Fells could create a no-hitter without any worries.
6 When the Athletics only led 1-0 in the inning, Reds hitter Votto hit a deep fly ball to left field that was about to fly out of the game; but Athletics center fielder Ramon Laureano jumped on "Oakland - "Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum" (Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum) hit a home run against the wall and took the kill, confiscated a red and refused to let .
The first out was also thrilling. Kyle Farmer's fly ball was about to land in the third zone. If it hadn't been for second baseman Jurickson Profar rushed to the right fielder's zone. Flying catch, Fells' no-hitter was long gone.
Fiers' first career no-hitter was pitched against the Los Angeles Dodgers on August 21, 2015 when he was still playing for the Houston Astros. In that game he drove in 10K and walked 3 times.
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