Roy Halladay throws 2nd no-hitter in MLB postseason history

[bigfishrcool1193]

Just another reason why I love to watch the Phils in the postseason.

Halladay gave up one walk in his no-hit playoff debut.

He also is the fifth pitcher to have two no-hitters in one season, and the first to have one in the regular season and the other in the postseason. His first no-hitter was a perfect game on May 29th.

http://mlb.mlb.com/news/article.jsp?ymd=20101006&content_id=15455266&vkey=recap&fext=.jsp&c_id=mlb

 

[jpmroane]

Tha'ts nuts, i saw all the headlines but i had no idea it was a no hitter, just thought he manhandled them.

 

[ballinouttacntrol]

now imagine if they had just kept cliff lee for 11 mil a year instead of trading for roy oswalt for 13 mil a year AFTER they panicked and realized they weren't good enough with just halladay

cliff lee pitched a shut out against a tougher opponent then roy halladay faced yesterday. That 1-2 punchl would be unbeatable in the playoffs! i haven't even mentioned cole hamel yet!

 

[bigfishrcool1193]

now imagine if they had just kept cliff lee for 11 mil a year instead of trading for roy oswalt for 13 mil a year AFTER they panicked and realized they weren't good enough with just halladay

cliff lee pitched a shut out against a tougher opponent then roy halladay faced yesterday. That 1-2 punchl would be unbeatable in the playoffs! i haven't even mentioned cole hamel yet!

I agree with you. Cliff Lee is an amazing pitcher (I still laugh if I happen to see his catch against New York in the world series last year). What team did he shutout that you're talking about? I'm looking up his game log on mlb.com and the only full game shutout for him this season with no runs nor earned runs I see is against the Reds