posted by cat_lover

Nolan Ryan?

 

Nope

posted by Laley23

Steib probably close to 150

Stieb #2 at 140

posted by Laley23

lol ok.

Ryan, Morris, Saberhagen, Doc, Fernando or Giudry?

Morris #1 at 162

Haven’t named #3 or #4

Orel? Viola?

Clemens in about 5 years?

John Tudor?

Mike Scott?

posted by Laley23

Orel? Viola?

Viola close

posted by Laley23

Mike Scott?

Nope

posted by Laley23

Clemens in about 5 years?

Doc 100

Clemens 95

Cmon guys....you can get the 3rd one

Rick Sutcliffe?
Charlie Hough?
Mike Scott?
Frank Tanana?

Bob Welch?  Pretty sure he had like 30 wins in the lat '80s.

posted by O-Trap

Rick Sutcliffe?
Charlie Hough?
Mike Scott?
Frank Tanana?

Hough is 4th

posted by O-Trap

Bob Welch?  Pretty sure he had like 30 wins in the lat '80s.

He had 27 wins in 1990....but he is still the answer at 137

Good job 

Question #178:

Nolan Ryan has the most career no-hitters, one-hitters, two-hitters, and three-hitters in MLB history.  And yet, he's only #2 all-time in career complete games when giving up 4 hits or less.

Who would you guess is #1?

Maddux?

Feller

posted by Laley23

Maddux?

Greg spent a lot of his career as a bad-ball creator, so he's a pretty good guess, but nope.  He actually only had 32 games with 9 IP and fewer than 4 hits.

Ryan had 97.

The top dog had 104.

Clemens and RJ seem too easy

Walter Johnson 

Tom Seaver

Lefty Grove

posted by Ironman92

Feller

I agree with this guess.

posted by Ironman92

Clemens and RJ seem too easy

Walter Johnson 

Tom Seaver

Lefty Grove

Clemens had 42.
The Big Unit had 39.
Tom Seaver is tied for 3rd with 76 (with Gaylord).
Lefty had 37.

And correctly, Walter Johnson had 104.  Despite only one no-hitter to his credit, he's third in 1-hitters with seven (behind Ryan and Feller with 13 and 11), second in 2-hitters with 16 (behind Ryan's 18), tied for third in 3-hitters with 24 (behind Ryan and Seaver with 30 and 28), and far-and-away first in 4-hitters with 56 (Nolan Ryan only had 29 and is 11th on the list).

posted by O-Trap

Clemens had 42.
The Big Unit had 39.
Tom Seaver is tied for 3rd with 76 (with Gaylord).
Lefty had 37.

And correctly, Walter Johnson had 104.  Despite only one no-hitter to his credit, he's third in 1-hitters with seven (behind Ryan and Feller with 13 and 11), second in 2-hitters with 16 (behind Ryan's 18), tied for third in 3-hitters with 24 (behind Ryan and Seaver with 30 and 28), and far-and-away first in 4-hitters with 56 (Nolan Ryan only had 29 and is 11th on the list).

I have his no-hitter commemorative card. Also mentions his 1 and 2 hitters. I should’ve gotten that.

posted by Laley23

I have his no-hitter commemorative card. Also mentions his 1 and 2 hitters. I should’ve gotten that.

I can't blame you, since it's his crazy number of four-hitters that puts him over the top (I already left the page, but it was like 15 higher than the next highest one (Gaylord Perry).