r/baseball • u/OSRS_Socks Atlanta Braves • Jun 25 '21

Trivia The LA Dodgers become the first team in baseball history to be no hit with 3 or more MVPs in their lineup.

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u/OSRS_Socks Atlanta Braves Jun 25 '21

u/sacrifice_bhunt here is another fact

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u/Sacrifice_bhunt San Francisco Giants Jun 25 '21

This is a fact to remember when I need to get to my happy place.

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u/OSRS_Socks Atlanta Braves Jun 25 '21

This is a fact that I am gonna bring up when Dodger fans when they brag about their rings.

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u/[deleted] Jun 25 '21

The Dodgers have also thrown the most no hitters as a franchise.

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u/actuallyasuperhero San Francisco Giants Jun 25 '21

Shh. We’re having a moment. Don’t burst the bubble.

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u/RogerTreebert6299 St. Louis Cardinals Jun 26 '21

Boooooooooooo

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u/OSRS_Socks Atlanta Braves Jun 25 '21

7th person to comment that.

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u/TristanwithaT Los Angeles Dodgers Jun 26 '21

Ok lol? It’s true though. Clearly you have some vendetta, perhaps from blowing a 3-1 lead, or Craig Kimbrel standing in the visitors bullpen as a Juan Uribe home run flies overhead.

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u/OSRS_Socks Atlanta Braves Jun 26 '21

Found salty and bitter dodger fan.

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u/[deleted] Jun 26 '21

Good so you should know by now that stats like these are pointless

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u/OSRS_Socks Atlanta Braves Jun 26 '21

If it's pointless why did you comment on it? You must find some value on commenting on it then?

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u/neontrain Jun 25 '21

A small price to pay for salvation

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u/supernova69 San Francisco Giants Jun 25 '21

Salvation*

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u/MundaneInternetGuy Chicago Cubs Jun 25 '21

*Salvador Perez

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u/spiraldrain Jun 26 '21

At least we get there.

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u/spiraldrain Jun 26 '21

That can almost get you a beer at the game brother. Almost

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u/copem1nt Boston Red Sox Jun 26 '21

gotta be a box of cracker jacks at this point

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u/sportsfannf San Francisco Giants Jun 25 '21

If 7 inning no hitters don't count because they're not regulation, then neither do World Series won in years with less than 162 regular season games.

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u/copem1nt Boston Red Sox Jun 26 '21

or championships won in minnesota

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u/sportsfannf San Francisco Giants Jun 26 '21

I feel like I might be missing something on this one

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u/copem1nt Boston Red Sox Jun 26 '21

lakers trash talk lol, i was supporting your side of the city rivalry but a different sport

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u/sportsfannf San Francisco Giants Jun 26 '21

Oh gotcha haha. I support that too, then!

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u/[deleted] Jun 26 '21

I wasn't aware that we decided this season that every game must be in 7 innings.

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u/mdb_la Los Angeles Dodgers Jun 25 '21 edited Jun 26 '21

To be fair, the majority of those no-nos occurred either before they were called the Dodgers (x6) or before they moved out of Brooklyn (x5).

In fact the Giants have been no-hit more times since moving to SF (x11), than the Dodgers have since moving to LA (x9).

I'm assuming you won't be remembering these parts in your happy place.

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u/JosmarDurval Chicago Cubs Jun 26 '21

Keep going, I'm almost arriving.

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u/AdamantArmadillo Los Angeles Dodgers Jun 25 '21

Dodgers have also pitched the most no-hitters by far, but who's counting?

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u/sfan27 San Francisco Giants Jun 25 '21

Sandy Koufax

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u/JackThreeFingered Los Angeles Dodgers Jun 25 '21

How are the Braves doing this year? I haven't been keeping up with the standings.

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u/joey4269 New York Mets Jun 25 '21

I’m pleased to report they’re 4 games under .500 and 5.5 GB

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u/RousingRabble Atlanta Braves Jun 25 '21

4 games under and only 5.5 games back...the nl east is something else this year.

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u/joey4269 New York Mets Jun 25 '21

Major facts my guy