A Thread For Starting Pitchers That Are Doing Really Well

Not a no-hitter or a near one, but props to Albert Suarez, who has not pitched in the majors in more than six years and gave the Orioles 5 2/3 shutout innings today, 3 hits, no walks, 4 strikeouts.

xp ty! some research suggests that's good spin but not the toppity top. asked cuz his spin seemed noticeably faster on slo mo than other pitchers i've seen, but maybe that's an effect of how fast/slow the slo-mo is.

fingers crossed he doesn't end up in the pulled pork thread. he was clocking 100.

Tanner Houck just threw a 94 pitch cgso with three hits and 9 Ks. Looked like a right handed Chris Sale. Game time: 1.49.

Shortest nine-inning game since 2010.

zack wheeler is through seven but has already thrown 101 pitches

also it's against the white sox, so does it really count

Jesus, that lineup: .170/.120/.235/.153/.157/.256/.208/.250/.161. Naturally, it was one of the two big-bat .250 guys who broke it up.

Tyler Glashow just went 8ip, 0er. The most impressive part was the Dodgers allowing a starter to hit triple digits IP. A thing of fables in the organisation recently, I forgot it was a physical possibility

Max Fried with a 92-pitch Maddux against the Marlins, 29 batters faced, gametime 1:53. What a pleasure to watch.

8ip, 5K, 1BB, 0ER for Logan Webb. 19 consecutive scoreless innings pitched. Man is killing it

Watching of course

One for pleasure, One for pain

(Just kidding, I really like watching Webb pitch, regardless of his team)

the evil Jesse Plemons looking mfer

severino with a no hitter through 7

No hits in the Braves-Mariners game on either side through 6 -- Max Fried vs. Bryce Miller.

No no hitters today, but we got like the opposite of a no hitter, an event much rarer: The dodgers did not strike out once for their 27 outs today