Perfection When it Counts!

On Wednesday October 6th, 2010 history would be made. Roy Halladay in his first ever career postseason start had reached perfection. Only the second no hitter in Post Season history. The first was thrown by a New York Yankee in 1957. Don Larsen in game 5 of the World Series against The Dodgers. His was at a bigger stage, and the Yankees would win the series too. But Roy Halladay with his second no hitter of the season is having a career season. As a matter of fact it is probably going to be considered the greatest pitching season of all time if not in the modern era.  He is probably the best pitcher of the decade, and is on the way to win his second Cy Young. An instant hall of famer, and another man who just makes this sport even better!

Rays clinch east

After a long battle with the Kansas City Royals, and the New York Yankees loss in mind The Tampa Bay Rays had time to celebrate. They already knew that they had clinched around the 8th of the game that they were playing between the Royals. But they had a 9th inning comeback, so they had to wait to celebrate. When they won the game in the 12th they had a good reason to celebrate with an extra inning win and a American League's best record in the East. They hope to celebrate more in the playoffs!
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