Chat Sports
MLB

Four Phillies pitchers combine to no-hit the Braves

Cole Hamels, Jake Diekman, Ken Giles, and Jonathan Papelbon combined to no-hit the Atlanta Braves Monday as the Philadelphia Phillies won 7-0 in Atlanta.


Hamels went six innings, allowing baserunners only via five walks. He struck out seven, but was pulled after the sixth with his pitch count at 108. Diekman struck out two in his only inning of work, Giles struck out the side in order in the eighth, and then Papelbon worked a perfect ninth to complete the Phillies first no-hitter since Roy Halladay’s in the 2010 NLDS against the Reds.

All MLB news

Chat Sports on YouTube

Chat Sports TV

NFL Daily | NBA Now | CFB Now

Subscribe

More from Chat Sports

Latest MLB news

Angels, catcher Heineman avoid arbitration with 1-year deal ESPN.com · 18h Blue Jays' Santander apologizes for sharing anti-Muslim posts ESPN.com · Yesterday 'Not here to talk about glory days': Ausmus' goal is for Astros to win World Series ESPN.com · Yesterday MLB offseason grades: Red Sox land Jake Bauers amid winter's first big moves ESPN.com · Yesterday Sources: Bauers, Red Sox agree to 4-year, $58M deal ESPN.com · Yesterday What we learned about all 30 teams at the MLB GM meetings ESPN.com · Yesterday