Now there have been 192 no-hitters broken up in the 9th since 1961 compared to 192 that survived the ninth. I'm not sure when it was last at 50-50. It's hovered around 51% for no-hitters completed through the ninth for a while. https://t.co/M7Vd8bn8iz
Magic # is 1, but Twins would win in tiebreaker system with Cleveland, right? So that means they already clinched first place? Am I getting this correct?
@srsBryzness@GetWetSports@CJCau@BaseballBrit@MLB No other way to rule it. I didn't see it as a single and fielder's choice. They left second open. Even if Perez had noticed it right away, they would have had trouble getting him. I did check with our rules authorities, who confirmed it as a double.
Since 1961 180 no-hitters have been pitched through 9 innings; 169 were broken up in the ninth. The trend has been to more surviving in the last couple years, but it's still about a 50-50 chance for a no-hitter to survive the ninth (51.6%), https://t.co/M7Vd8bn8iz