North Shore pitcher tosses a no hitter

WhoDat wrote:No, the message "Only Admins are allowed to see this link" are all over the place in this thread including your's and Blue's signatures.

Edit: also "Only Admins are allowed to see this image"

ok- I'll check. I use IE so maybe it kept the links. Chrome usually removes them or at least does from my laptop.

It's the same issue as before.

No, the message "Only Admins are allowed to see this link" are all over the place in this thread including your's and Blue's signatures.

Edit: also "Only Admins are allowed to see this image"

Blue wrote:FYI: Links not working again.

Yeah I just pasted the article- didn't put in the links.

FYI: Links not working again.

P Dave Tomiak #38

It's a rare thing to pitch a no-hitter in baseball. It's done by the great and the not-so-great. There are times when an average pitcher will briefly be glorified by this achievement. It is not an honor reserved totally for the great pitchers. Today at Stingray Ballpark, [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] of the Stingrays reveled in the glory of a no-hitter. Today he was the best he could be. He held [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] hitless and beat them 1-0.

One of the Bullfrogs told reporters after the game, "Everything was working for him. When that happens, everything is going your way. He was in command."

Tomiak rung up 16 strikeouts, issued 2 walks and faced only 28 hitters in his historic outing.

After the game in the Waimalu locker room, he spoke to reporters. "I really got nervous in the last inning. I knew I had a chance at a no-hitter. It was hard to stay calm and concentrate. Thank goodness for my catcher. He told me to just concentrate on hitting his glove. He would do all the thinking."

For the season [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] has logged 4 wins and 2 losses and struck out 61 batters in 50 innings while compiling a 2.34 ERA.

Tomiak is not a prospect a 30 years old. He hasn't had much success in his 4 ML seasons either. Tomiak is hoping he's got a chance to get back to the majors. North Shore has gotten off to a poor start. They are in last place and 10 games under .500. Only time will tell.