Big Z (Carlos Zambrano) is the first Cub's pitcher since Milt Pappas, 36 years ago, to throw a no hitter. Milt Pappas's historic game took place on September 2, 1972, when the Cubs won 8-0.
Big Z had ten strike outs, a walk, and a hit batter. The last pitch seemed to be in the dirt and a foot outside. With the last swing of the batter, Zambrano entered the record books.
What a game!
Monday, September 15, 2008
The Bears New Running Back
Matt Forte is the first Bears' rookie running back to start a regular season opener since Walter Payton in 1975. Payton got zero yards on eight carries, a far different story from Forte's 123 yards and one TD on 23 carries.
He followed up this week with another great game. Looking forward to more as he sits in third in the league for rushing yards.
He followed up this week with another great game. Looking forward to more as he sits in third in the league for rushing yards.
Wednesday, September 10, 2008
Instant replay homerun camera finally used in the MLB
They finally used the homerun camera!
I don’t really think they needed it though because if the ball bounces off the foul pole it’s ruled a home run. And if the ball is back on the field it must have bounced off the pole, right?
I don’t really think they needed it though because if the ball bounces off the foul pole it’s ruled a home run. And if the ball is back on the field it must have bounced off the pole, right?
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