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Will Another Pitcher Throw a No-Hitter this Season?

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Two-time World Series Champion and former World Series MVP (2003) pitcher Josh Beckett recorded his first career no-hitter last week for baseball’s first no-no of the season. A day later Los Angeles Dodgers teammate Hyun-Jin Ryu retired the first twenty-one batters he faced, nearly matching that feat and becoming the first teammates to throw back to back no-hitters in baseball history. Beckett became the first hurler to toss a no-hitter in 2014 after three were thrown in 2013. Will MLB wins leader Mark Buehrle be the next pitcher to join this list, his third matching Hall of Famers Nolan Ryan (7), Sandy Koufax (4), Bob Feller (3) and Cy Young (3)? Will Japanese import and newly minted Yankees’ ace Masahiro Tanaka add to his impressive start with a no-hitter or perfect game? The most reliable source for betting advice and odds information on the web SportsBettingDime.com posted odds for the next no-hitter and perfect game!

“With PEDs virtually out of baseball, pitching is more important than ever,” stated SportsBettingDime.com Spokesman Randy McInnis. “The excitement comes from the fact that a special performance is literally possible any day!”

Analysts at the Betting Website SportsBettingDime.com posted their odds for Major League Baseball’s next no-hitter and perfect game:

Next pitcher in baseball to throw no-hitter:
Adam Wainwright 17/2
Mark Buehrle 10/1
Masahiro Tanaka 12/1

Next pitcher in baseball to throw perfect game:
Adam Wainwright 12/1
Mark Buehrle 14/1
Masahiro Tanaka 15/1

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