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Official Site of the Nationals · Jun 26, 2015

Scherzer can rewrite history with start in Philly

What's next for Scherzer? 2:10 After following up a 16-strikeout one-hitter with a nearly perfect no-no, Max Scherzer will look to extend his amazing run vs. the Phillies Scherzer's first 12 outings with the Nats produced a 2.13 ERA, but his last two have been truly special. First, there was the 16-strikeout one-hitter on June 14 at Milwaukee. Then, there was the no-hitter Saturday against Pittsburgh. In that game, Scherzer came within one pitch of a perfect game before hitting Jose Tabata. Between the two starts: 57 batters faced, 54 retired.

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