Kenn Kasparek Throws a No-Hitter
by 40AS on Apr 29, 2008 8:46 PM CDT
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PrintIt hasn't been the easiest year for Texas baseball, but tonight is a great night. Texas pitcher Kenn Kasparek struck out nine, had one walk (HBP) and didn't give up a hit in the first no-no since Adrian Alaniz in 2005. The Horns beat Texas State handily 11-0 behind Big Bird and a huge night from the now hot-hitting Kyle Russell (4-5, HR #13 on the year).
The no-no was the 20th in Texas baseball history.
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BIG BIRD!!!!
congrats to KK, he’s had a long road from overachieving freshman in a NC title run to surgery to struggling this year to a no hitter.
Holy crap!
What the heck is going on in the bullpen? Was the HBP the only thing keeping him from a perfect game? That is ridiculous!
--Horn Brain--
Yup
The story of the night probably should be that KK went more than 5 and the defense didn’t have an error. The game should be available on TexasSports.tv later. This team is flawed but it is a hell of an achievement and this team CLEARLY has at least the basics for an Omaha run.
Woo-hoo!
At last, some good baseball news! Congrats to the Horns on a great achievement, especially KK!
I refused to name my children Vince, Kevin or Major ... despite my secret desire to do so.
by EddieTheAlbinoSquirrel on Apr 29, 2008 10:16 PM CDT reply actions
Gah! Almost a perfect game!
Just kidding. That was really exciting to watch. I hope this can spark the team on the great things.
By the way, it was also good to see Kasparek back to looking more like he has in previous years.
Good News
Nice to hear some good news about baseball. Congratulations to Kenn on a rare feat.
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