Harang, who was part of four organizations in the last year, no hit the Mets for 7 Innings before coming out of the game for Atlanta last night – after 121 pitches thrown. While the Relief Core could not keep the no-hitter intact, they kept the Shutout, thus eliminating the Mets from the 2014 Shutout Survivor competition. Harang has been lights out for the Braves this year, as that was his second game carrying a no – hitter into the 7th inning already.
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Eliminated Last Night are the Mets, Twins and White Sox.
In this post, which we are also going to feature in a Subpage at the site called ‘Shutout Survivor’, we will document who wins this race for all 30 MLB Teams, meaning we will state the date a teams gets Shutout for the 1st time of the year.
After the games on Apr.18th, there are 25 teams taken out of this competition. The AL still has 3 teams remaining in this and the NL has 2 The NL Central and AL East and NL East are completely eliminated as well.
Should be a great contest to see who can be the last team to score zero runs in a game.
5 teams yet to be blanked: Rockies, Dodgers, Indians, Rangers and Angels.
The Rangers are starting to heat up with their 10 – 7 record in the AL West. Last night, they blanked the White Sox 12 – 0, after obliterating Starting Pitcher Felipe Paulino. Texas is one of 5 teams left that have not scored 0 runs in a contest so far for the 2014 campaign. The White Sox were not the only AL Central team to be blanked for the 1st time in 2014, as the Twins also were bageled. The Indians are the last team out of the division left for the category.
AL East
New York – Eliminated Apr.5
Toronto – Eliminated Apr.17
Boston – Eliminated Apr.6
Baltimore – Eliminated Apr.11
Tampa Bay – Eliminated Apr.2
AL Central
Detroit – Eliminated – Apr.11
Kansas City – Eliminated Apr 8th
Chicago White Sox – Eliminated Apr.18th
Cleveland Indians -
AL West
Oakland – Eliminated Mar.31st
Texas -
LA Angels -
Seattle – Eliminated Apr.09
Houston – Eliminated Apr.11
NL
NL East
Atlanta – Eliminated Mar.31st
Washington – Eliminated Apr.17
NY Mets – Eliminated Apr,.18
Miami Marlins – Eliminated Apr.08
Philadelphia Phillies – Eliminated Apr.16
NL Central
St. Louis Cardinals – Eliminated Apr.02
Cincinnati Reds – Eliminated Mar.31
Milwaukee Brewers – Eliminated Apr.02
Chicago Cubs – Eliminated Mar.31
Pittsburgh Pirates – Eliminated Apr.16
NL West
LA Dodgers -
SF Giants – Eliminated Apr.12
Arizona Diamondbacks – Eliminated Apr.02
San Diego Padres – Eliminated Apr.05
Colorado Rockies -
The Rockies used an 18 hit barrage on Friday night to paste the Phillies 12 – 1. Considering they have Coors Field – plus an electric offense regardless – with TULO back in the lineup, they may be the last team to be Shutout in 2014.
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