Homer Bailey tosses Reds’ first no-hitter since 1988, ends Pirates’ bid for winning seasonMark Townsend, yahoo.com Don't tell Homer Bailey there's nothing to play for now that the Cincinnati Reds have punched their ticket to the postseason and clinched the National League Central division. The 26-year-old right-hander wants to be a part of their postseason rotation,… |
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Homer Bailey Throws First Reds No-Hitter Since 1988Sep 28, 2012
Timothy Burke, deadspin.com Homer Bailey threw this season's seventh no-hitter in shutting down the Pittsburgh Pirates tonight 1-0 in what was the first no-no ever thrown at PNC Park. |
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Ravens' Reed fined $21K for hitting on BranchSep 28, 2012
Associated Press, ESPN.com Baltimore Ravens safety Ed Reed, Detroit Lions linebacker Stephen Tulloch and Pittsburgh Steelers safety Ryan Mundy each have been fined $21,000 by the NFL for flagrant hits. |
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Pirates shelve 2B Walker with lower back injurySep 28, 2012
Associated Press, ESPN.com Pirates second baseman Neil Walker is going to miss the rest of the season because of lower back soreness. |
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MLB Notebook: Dickey joins Mets' elite with 20th winSep 28, 2012
Roger Schlueter, MLB.com R.A. Dickey became the National League leader in strikeouts and the sixth Mets pitcher to win 20 games in a season after beating the Pirates on Thursday. |
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Ed Bouchette, post-gazette.com Larry Foote welcomes the return of the professionals because he saw what happened during the preseason and the three regular-season games. |
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Bettis among 127 Hall candidatesSep 28, 2012
Ed Bouchette, post-gazette.com Former running back tops list of Hall of Fame candidates with Steelers connections. |
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Cook: Pirates should ship managementSep 28, 2012
Ron Cook, post-gazette.com Give the Pirates credit. They are making progress. |
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