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Let’s laugh at the Dodgers’ Rich Hill, who loses no-hitter on walk-off homer

A Dodgers error ruined Rich Hill's perfect game, and a walk-off home run by the Pirates' Josh Harrison ended his hopes no-hitter in a loss.

This is no place to shed tears for Dodgers fans.

That said, Los Angeles starting pitcher Rich Hill didn’t deserve the fate dealt to him Wednesday. He took a perfect game into the ninth inning, when an early error cost him that potential outcome. Then, with the Pirates and Dodgers deadlocked, 0-0, he went after a no-hitter in the 10th but gave up a solo home run to the Pirates’ Josh Harrison.

The walk-off homer was the first allowed by a pitcher chasing a no-hitter in MLB history.

Either way you slice it, that was a heck of a performance by Hill. But a Dodgers loss is a Dodgers loss on the Haboob blog, and so we’re here to laugh at Los Angeles.

First, a picture:

Los Angeles Dodgers starter Rich Hill pitches against the Pittsburgh Pirates in the first inning of a baseball game, Wednesday, Aug. 23, 2017, in Pittsburgh. (AP Photo/Keith Srakocic)

Now let’s head to Twitter:

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6 Comments

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Mike 9 years ago

Just because they'd pee'd in your pool. It's been years. Get over it.

B Fan
B Fan 9 years ago

And the beginning of the end of the Ds season starts in 3,2,1-done!

That locker room is gonna be fighting like crazy and the ultimate and epic losing streak is now gonna begin 😆

Ford Williams
Ford Williams 9 years ago

Poor Rich Hill. I What a complete shame. I cheer for our competitors when they aren't playing us. There's no reason not to cheer for the Dodgers, Rockies, Padres or Giants. Why? Because we have to respect our fellow competitors in the spirit of good sportsmanship. All I can say to the Dodgers, knock the heck out of the baseball today.