Can they stop talking about one of the worst no-hitters in the history of the MLB? He walked 8 in that 'no-hitter'. Wonderful he allowed no hits, but he still had 9 base runners... going a complete game in 149 pitches while allowing 9 runners shouldn't receive praise from opponents' announcers every time he pitches. I am certainly more impressed with a CG 3-hitter with no walks than a no-hit 8 BB performance. He averaged one base-runner per inning... which is good, but not worthy enough to receive significant praise every three innings from the Brewers. Again, I think it was a great performance, but not mentioning the stats behind it is a bit misleading.