Most Likely To Get a No Hitter

[oriolesacox]

It doesn't look like it currently but my money would be on Tilly. When has command and the breaking ball is good, he's tough. I remember him no hitting Tampa through 6 or 7 but was taken out due to his pitch count.

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[Reboulet'sStache]

Ubaldo, but that's like asking which MAC team is most likely to win the college football NC next year.

[Can_of_corn]

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A fair number of no hitters have been thrown by nondescript pitchers.

[Reboulet'sStache]

A fair number of no hitters have been thrown by nondescript pitchers.

And BYU won the 1984 National Championship.

[25 Nuggets]

Another vote for Ubaldo. He can absolutely do it again, he just needs extraordinary command on a given day.

[BohKnowsBmore]

That means nothing. He also used to throw 97. I think it's Ubaldo, but not because he's done it before. He can get Ks and can pitch to weak contact when he's on. Of anyone on our staff, I think he's the only one capable of keeping his pitch count down enough to go the distance (which eliminates Chen, Tillman, and Gausman).

While it may not be the best piece of reasoning upon which to build an argument alone, I think it means more than nothing. Having actually done what is being asked is incredibly relevant, I would think, especially when the other guys in the discussion rarely post CGs.

[Can_of_corn]

While it may not be the best piece of reasoning upon which to build an argument alone, I think it means more than nothing. Having actually done what is being asked is incredibly relevant, I would think, especially when the other guys in the discussion rarely post CGs.

For the record Tillman did have a no-hitter in AAA.

[BohKnowsBmore]

For the record Tillman did have a no-hitter in AAA.

Fair point. Obviously No-hitter in the MLB >>>>> MiLB, but still a fair point.

[incubus]

Dennis sarfate

You mean Sar-fart-a?

[ShaneDawg85]

Almost anybody could do it against the right opponent. Jimenez is my first option, number one because he's already done it, and number two because on any given day his stuff can be top of the line, even with the diminished velocity. After him, I'm going to go different and say Gonzalez. He had a one hitter towards the end of the year last year against the Reds, and hardly anybody in the ballpark noticed it. Right opponent, right time, and he has those starts where he quietly breezes through.

[Camden_yardbird]

Chen. Dealing on the corners with an ump with big strike zone.

[TheDirtyBird]

I'd say Gausman but you can't throw a no hitter if you aren't on the roster. :cussing:

Ditto......