Tim Lopes also singled after Nola, and Greinke’s night ended after 108 pitches.
On July 12, Los Angeles Angels pitchers Taylor Cole and Félix Peña combined to no-hit the M’s, and on Aug. 3, the Astros’ Aaron Sanchez, Will Harris, Joe Biagini and Chris Devenski combined to do the same.
The Astros, conversely, would have been the first team to throw three no-hitters in a year had Greinke succeeded.
A month after the four-man effort, Justin Verlander took down the Toronto Blue Jays with his third career no-hitter.
After taking a no-hitter into the seventh inning over the summer, the notoriously all-business veteran said that throwing a no-no wasn’t really on his bucket list.
Lucky for Greinke, apparently, he’s avoided the great burden of throwing a no-hitter for the time being.
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