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1965 No hitter -
GRIZZLY Reputation:99 Level:Superstar Since:Nov 13, 2006
	May 11, 2008 7:32 pm Score: 96
	During the rain delay before the start of the Cubs/Diamondbacks game, WGN showed the last inning of a no hitter thrown by a Reds pitcher. I just caught the end of it but what was interesting to me was that the pitcher threw 10 innings, gave up 10 walks and had 12 strikeouts. I'm not sure where to look up stats for that game but i wonder how many pitches he threw in that game.
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SilenceS Reputation:97 Level:Superstar Since:Mar 19, 2008
	May 11, 2008 7:45 pm Score: 77
	I think they said he threw a 187 or something like that. I know def. they said it was in the 180 pitch range.
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jermoon1 Reputation:16 Level:Amateur Since:Feb 17, 2008
	May 11, 2008 7:51 pm Score: 57
	I thought it was a bad omen to show that, but we still sweeped them !!!!!!
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patrick62191 Reputation:95 Level:Superstar Since:Dec 11, 2007
	May 11, 2008 8:01 pm Score: 93
	The 10 walks were the most ever in a complete-game no-hitter (extra-inning division). Maloney needed to throw 187 pitches -- 78 more than opposing starter Larry Jackson (who also went 10 innings). He ran 14 full counts. And he allowed six of the last 14 hitters he faced to reach base.
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Jazzman61 Reputation:94 Level:All-Star Since:Feb 13, 2007
	May 11, 2008 8:14 pm Score: 95
	Baseballreference.com is what I have found to be the most in depth and user friendly site for the info you are looking for. IT pretty much has everything available w/o a subscription. http://www.baseball-reference.com/pi/gl.cgi?n1=malonji01&t=p&year=1965 The above links you to the game log for Jim Maloney in 1965. Scroll down to the Aug. 19 game and you will see his pitching line. Click on the date, and it will link you to the box score for the game. When it comes to baseball, I admit I am a history and stats geek. But, the more you familiarize yourself with the site, you can discover a wealth of info from the past as well as last week. Enjoy.
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