Nolan Ryan being carried off the field after pitching his 7th and final no-hitter in 1991
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I remember watching this live on TV laying on my grandmas floor in Amarillo, Texas.
Every no hitter earned him one free reach around.
Hard to fathom he was 44 at the time. What a legend.
he was and is a class act!!
Eight guys waiting around for something to happen.
One guy with a stick trying to make something happen.
One guy whose only job in the WHOLE WORLD is to make sure that nothing fucking happens. If he succeeds in preventing anything from happening, he is hailed as a hero.
Hell of a pitcher, and not bad with his fists either.
Nolan and randy Johnson are the best ever in my book