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New York Yankees can thank a Rochester guy for getting them started on no-hitters

Democrat and Chronicle
This long and lean southpaw enjoyed a 15-year career sprinkled with outstanding moments in the big leagues.
7 months ago

April 24, 1917: Lefty George Mogridge hurls the Yankees’ first no-hitter

Society for American Baseball Research
The honor of throwing the first Yankee no-hitter fell to a little regarded tall, lanky left-hander from the sandlots of Rochester, New York, named George...
39 months ago

100 Years Since Local Franchise’s First World Title: 1924 Washington Senators

Society for American Baseball Research
Lefty George Mogridge entered Game Seven of the 1924 World Series in relief for the Washington Senators, after starter Curly Ogden was...
3 months ago

October 10, 1924: Big Train finally wins the biggest one of all

Society for American Baseball Research
The 1924 World Series marked the fourth straight post-season appearance for the New York Giants and the first for the Washington Senators.
124 months ago

August 7, 1923: Indians trounce three Red Sox rookies as Frank Brower delivers 6 hits

Society for American Baseball Research
During early August 1923, the Cleveland Indians attempted to gain ground on the American League-leading New York Yankees.
37 months ago

The 1924 World Series — Giants and Senators

Daily Advocate
In fall 1924, the New York Giants (93-60-1) managed by John McGraw and Hughie Jennings met the Washington Senators (92-62-2) managed by player/manager Bucky...
4 months ago

Every Yankees no-hitter in history

MLB.com
Dating back to 1917, New York has had 12 pitchers get penciled into the history books for tossing nine innings of hitless baseball.
17 months ago

This day in Yankees history: The franchise’s first no-no and Henderson’s historic feat

Pinstripe Alley
Lefty George Mogridge hurls the Yankees' first-ever no-hitter at Fenway, and Rickey Henderson makes history off a pair of 300-game winners.
55 months ago

Flashback: Career minor leaguer “Oyster Joe” Martina in rare World Series appearance

Crescent City Sports
New Orleans native John Martina is remembered more for his catchy nickname “Oyster Joe” than his pitching record in the majors.
49 months ago

ESPN.com: MLB - No-hit bids and no-hit Bud

ESPN
Smith had three career wins in the big leagues before throwing his no-hitter -- which still left him three short of the record for that sort of thing.
60 months ago