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Started by Berenguer4Prez, 12/22/04, 03:54:43 PM

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Berenguer4Prez

I used Krukow the other day against Boston.  The only "hit" he gave up was when I misplayed a flyball.  I was camped, and I just misplayed it.  Not a computer BOP error, I just was not in the right place.  Clearly a real scorer would have called it an error, but the game calls it a hit because it bounced.  No-hitter?

ultimate7

No, even in MLB, a ball that the OF doesn't touch is often ruled a hit (balls that are lost in the sun).  Sorry, no no-hitter.
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Berenguer4Prez

I agree it is sometimes ruled a hit but not always.  Buckner didn't touch Mookie's ball- that must have been ruled an error.


fightonusc

That was on a ground ball to the infield - ultimate7 is refering to a fly ball to the outfield. Even if the outfielder "should" catch it, if it hits the ground without touching him, it's a hit...
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Ryno23

this is easy.

use the rbi scorekeeper.  sure, he's a complete dolt, but he makes the rules.

If there's anything other than a 0 in the H column, then you didn't pitch a no hitter.


fknmclane

One-hitter.  I'll hit you a bunch of fly balls if you need the practice.
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Gantry

Didn't know the rule about an OF not touching the ball, good to know...

Berenguer4Prez

Quote from: Ryno23 on 12/22/04, 09:47:17 PM
this is easy.

use the rbi scorekeeper.  sure, he's a complete dolt, but he makes the rules.

If there's anything other than a 0 in the H column, then you didn't pitch a no hitter.



rbi scorekeeper is a fudgepacker.  groudball to pitcher, BOP, but pitcher recovers and throws the guy out.  he calls it an error.  he cannot and will not be trusted on my watch.

Nails

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True, the "scorekeeper" is bullshit.  But look at it this way, there are faults in the game that can also protect your no-hitter.  For example, if you give up a hit, and throw the runner out at 2nd or 3rd, no hit is awarded, but in MLB rules, the hitter would get credit for at least a single or double, depending on how far they reached safely.

I guess what i'm trying to say is that in my opinion, it evens out.  But as Ryno said, not a no-hitter unless there's a zero in the hits column.  But hell, it's your game, play it and judge as you like.
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i 10 runned the angels in 2 innings and they went 0-6 at the plate.....does that count as a no hitter?   ;D ;D
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Joe,

One time BurksForLeadoff threw a no hitter against me, except, for one grounder to second that the second baseman bopped, he threw to first and the runner beat it out.

RBI scorekeeper awarded a hit and an error and we did not even consider that a no-hitter.....to be a true no hitter, it must be done in the eyes of the game
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