Dewitt Clinton

Tom Seaver threw a 1 hitter in the first game of a holiday double header at Shea against the Padres. Leron Lee scored the only Padre hit, a 9th inning single to center with one out.

Seaver's Line that day:

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METSSC

Wliie Mays had pretty good numbers for the Mets in 72. I still remember him homering in his Met debut.

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Green Must Go

I remember that HR like it was yesterday. This was the closest any Met pitcher came to a no-no, correct?

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Dewitt Clinton

Yes, I believe so. I don't recall any Mets pitcher going 8 2/3 and then blowing it with one out to go.

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Busyman

Seaver went 8 2/3 innings against the Cubs at Wrigley Field on September 24th, 1975. It wouldn't have counted under the current no-hitter rules anyway since the game was 0-0.

Retrosheet Boxscore: Chicago Cubs 1, New York Mets 0

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