The New York Mets’ players have combined to throw the first no-hitter in the Major League Baseball (MLB) season. The Mets won 3-0 against the Philadelphia Phillies. If they are able to sustain this level of game, baseball betting fans will have a lot to look forward to this season.
Starter Tyler Megill, in his fifth start of the year, pitched the first five innings. He was able to strike out five batters, and also walked three on 88 pitches. A lot of baseball news sites are featuring this game as the early part of the game was just the tip of the iceberg in terms of entertainment value.
Mets Pitch No-Hitters
Meanwhile, Drew Smith came in the sixth and notched four outs, all on strikeouts, and handing a walk. And with one out in the seventh, you have Joely Rodriguez with a double-play ball after a walk of his own. The final two outs were from Seth Lugo in the eighth, which put the Mets in just three outs shy of the 2nd no-no in their team’s history.
The Mets is also making league history as the first team to ever use 5 pitchers in a game. Eagle eye bettors are looking at Megill, who seems to be a potential star for the team this season. Should the Mets move further into the season, Megill may very well be an important player in the roster that those who use bookie software should definitely should be watching out for.
