If you had to pick only one story to talk about this weekend, it is a baseball milestone that is even more exclusive than the 600 HR Club:
The Angels became only the 5th team in MLB history to lose after pitching a no-hitter. Jared Weaver and Jose Arredondo get the no-no, but the Dodgers get the win.
Matt Kemp: Reached 1B on an error. Took 2B on a SB. Got 3B on another error. Scored on a sac fly.
Otherwise, the Dodgers got bupkus; unfortunately for the Angels pitchers, that was one more bupkus than the Angels had.
Meanwhile, Euro 08 final today: Germany (without Ballack?) vs. Spain, seemingly destined to break its curse today.
Tyson Gay: New American record in the 100M.
NBA: Lot of talk that the Knicks want a PG and that Stephon Marbury is as good as released when that happens. (Hmm: Monta Ellis in a sign-and-trade? Would the Warriors want to give up on him?) Meanwhile, is there going to be a Camby-for-Hinrich deal?
Sports of interest in our house today: US Olympic swimming trials.
-- D.S.
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hey dan, you know that it's not a no-hitter(officially, a no-hitter must be AT LEAST 9 innings)...still an amazing thing to watch though
In your SN column you called Beasley a once in a decade talent (twice if you count Durant). I'm pretty sure LeBron himself was drafted in this decade, right?
Actually, it wasn't a no-hitter because the Angels didn't pitch in the 9th inning.
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