If jeff is even half of what tom henke was....
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If jeff is even half of what tom henke was....
Hope everyone had a happy Monday. Here is my MLB Immaculate Grid number 1092 for Sunday March 29, 2026.
Dave Stieb was one of the best pitchers I saw growing up in the 1980s. That guy was snake bitten when it came to lost no-hitters. He lost two no hit bids in consecutive games, both in the 9th innings during the 1988 season. He also lost a perfect game with two outs in the 9th innings in 1989. He would finally gain the elusive no-no against the Cleveland Indians on September 2, 1990. In doing so, Stieb became the first only pitcher in Blue Jays history to throw a no hitter.
Since it's late and I'm past my bedtime, this will be a short post. Have a great night. On to the next grid.
Random Baseball Card #4330: Tom Henke, pitcher, Toronto Blue Jays, 1987, Topps.
Random Baseball Card #3206: Tom Henke, pitcher, Toronto Blue Jays, 1988, Donruss.
Random Baseball Card #840: Tom Henke, relief pitcher, Toronto Blue Jays, 1988, Topps.