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The Toronto Blue Jays’ Roberto Alomar watches a home run sail over the right field fence in 1992.
Latin-born Hall of Famers throw out the first pitch before the All-Star Game - July 11, 2017
On May 1, 1991, at the age of 44, Nolan Ryan became the oldest player to register a no-hitter. Facing the best hitting team in baseball, Ryan kept the Blue Jays hitless – striking out at least one batter in each inning, finishing with 16 while walking two in the 3-0 victory for the Rangers. The 33,439 in attendance witnessed the first no-hitter by a Rangers pitcher in Arlington Stadium. In doing so, Ryan had authored three more no-hitters than Sandy Koufax – who is alone in second place with four.
“It was the most rewarding no-hitter of them all because it came in front of my fans on Arlington Appreciation Night, my career is complete now. I got one for the fans in Arlington,” said Ryan.
Ryan struck out future Hall of Famer Roberto Alomar to end the game.
Toronto Blue Jays teammates Roberto Alomar, Paul Molitor, and John Olerud in 1993. They would end up finishing 1-2-3 in batting average for the American League that season.
Happy Tuesday mi gente!!! Here is my MLB Immaculate Grid number 1072 for Monday March 8, 2026.
Considering that I have players like HOFers Roberto Alomar, Frank Robinson and legendary players like Joe Carter, Cliff Lee and Rafael Palmeiro, my score of 84 is low.
I find that I've hit a wall today. I've got nothing else to say aside from Have a great day. See you on the next grid.