Chicago Cubs Made History With Their First Combined No Hitter

Posted on by Jim Smarts

Chicago Cubs made history with their pitching.

A night that began with a homer impact in the first inning transformed into MLB history. Chicago Cubs starter Zach Davies set the vibe with six flawless innings, trailed by Ryan Tepera, Andrew Chafin, and Craig Kimbrel for the Cubs. The offence kept on glimmering its homer force in the 4-0 win through long balls from Javier Baez and Willson Contreras, however, Chicago’s pitching turned the tables around.

 

 

There are times when you realize history is really taking shape. Yesterday was that day when Chicago Cubs made history. We can relate it with something or the other. The time you got another guitar however never played it and you really suck at it but what’s important is you have it. Just like that Chicago Cubs registered their name with the seventh no-hitter of 2021.

 

 

Chicago Cubs four pitchers shut down the Los Angeles Dodgers

Those are the minutes that last an unfathomable length of time and even so they don’t have anything in contrast with staff no-hitter. The bend on Thursday night’s no-hitter is that the three relievers who completed the game, after starter Zach Davies came out after six innings, didn’t have the foggiest idea about the Dodgers were hitless until after they pitched. I was not really excited about it as it is just another kind of shit that made a record.

 

 

The Los Angeles Dodgers were no-hit for the twentieth time in establishment history. That is the most insignificant class history. It’s the 6th time in the previous 50 years a guarding World Series champion has been no-hit. There are many more things to consider with the record-making no-hit of the Chicago Cubs but what’s important now is that they did. Even though they realized it late but anyhow they did it.

 

 

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