Former USC pitcher Tyler Gilbert threw a no-hitter for the Arizona Diamondbacks on Saturday night, the first pitcher to throw a no-hitter in his first Major League start since 1953.
Gilbert, 27, made just his fourth career appearance in the majors. He is just the fourth pitcher to ever toss a no-hitter in his first start, joining Theodore Breitenstein (1891), Bumpus Jones (1892), and Bob Holloman (1953).
https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.jsThe final out! pic.twitter.com/nUrANdqjhN
— Arizona Diamondbacks (@Dbacks) August 15, 2021
https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.jsNot bad for your first MLB start…😉 Tyler Gilbert joined us after his no-no!@Dbacks l #MLBTonight l @YonderalonsoU pic.twitter.com/p0zv8VuEC0
— MLB Network (@MLBNetwork) August 15, 2021
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Great accomplishment
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..And the ball goes to his Old Man……
#I’llResistAnyHelton/FoltJokesOnThisSpecialOccasion
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Michael, don’t even speculate on what would have happened to that ball if Helton was the baseball coach…
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Yeah…you’re right, 67….
#Let’sNotEvenGoThere…
#[Well,tebowCanGoThereIfHeWants]…
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Who wouldn’t want to share a record with a fellow named Bumpus? Now that is old school…
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Scooter,
How many Trojans have thrown no hitters in the majors? I think Tom Seaver threw one and now Gilbert, but are there any more?
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Great performance and his dad was beyond proud. A awesome moment for an athlete and a special one for a parent👍✌
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hi folks,well this site practices negative news players going elsewhere!!!!!!!! who cares????grab a life !!!!!!!!! sincerely, Edward
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