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SECTIONS SCORES NEWS VIDEO STATS STANDINGS SCHEDULE PLAYERS Now Reading: MLB News Full Ga Iwakuma matata: It means no-hitter Veteran missed more than two months due to injury, was considered a trade chip at Deadline Iwakuma tosses no-no 4:50 8/12/15: Hisashi Iwakuma goes the distance and pitches his first career no-hitter against the Orioles, the fifth in Mariners history By Andrew Erickson / MLB.com | + 0 COMMENTS SEATTLE -- Nearing the non-waiver Trade Deadline, Mariners fans thought Hisashi Iwakuma might be history, a trade chip with a soon-to-expire contract that could have be used to acquire prospects. Instead, the Mariners held on to the 34-year-old, and he made history. On Wednesday, th were rewarded with the fifth no-hitter in franchise history and the third ever by a Japanese pitcher (Hideo Nomo threw two) in a 3-0 victory over the Orioles at Safeco Field. • A DomiNoNo has been delivered: Win free pizza It was a moment that hardly could have been imaginable early in the season, when Iwakum struggled in his first three starts before being placed on the disabled list with a strained rig latissimus dorsi muscle. Even after his return in early July, he struggled in his first start, allowing five runs on eight hits in a loss to the Tigers before starting to find his form. "I missed a lot of time in the first half, two and a half months that I couldn't help my team a all," Iwakuma said through interpreter Antony Suzuki. "That's all I have in mind, come bac and give it all I've got. Every start I have, make up for the lost time that I've had the first ha and do everything to contribute for the team." Iwakuma on tossing no-hitter 8/12/15: Hisashi Iwakuma talks about securing his first career no-hitter against the Orioles, then receives a celebrat shower When asked about the possibility of the Mariners trading Iwakuma away at the Trade Deadline on July 31, Mariners manager Lloyd McClendon said he doesn't discuss trades publicly. But he made it pretty clear how he felt about having Iwakuma on his team. "I would've been going with him," McClendon said with a laugh. Even with a return to form and strong starts each of his last two times out, McClendon said Iwakuma wasn't the guy in his rotation he expected to throw a no-hitter. Taijuan Walker and Mike Montgomery have thrown onehitters this season and Felix Hernandez has Reign in Seattle Complete coverage • Iwakuma no-hits O's, tosses 5th in team the only perfect game in franchise history, but no- history hitters are harder to come by for finesse pitchers • Mariners hold on to Kuma, rewarded with n like Iwakuma. no • Iwakuma joins Nomo among Japanese Iwakuma said he doesn't remember carrying a no-hitter beyond the fifth inning of any game and that his 116-pitch, seven-strikeout performance came as a surprise. legends • Mariners step up for spectacular Iwakuma • DYK: Facts, stats from Iwakuma's no-no • Sucre steps up with big call • Castro: Kuma flashes vintage form in no-no • Jones on Kuma's no-no: 'He threw his gam "To be honest with you, I never thought that I • Latest no-no means free pizza would accomplish this no-hitter. A lot of that goes • Complete list of no-hitters by team to my teammates who played great defense today," Iwakuma said. "My family that was there today, I felt strong with them being around. I felt • Full game coverage Multimedia Iwakuma completes no-no the fans a lot toward the end especially. It means All 27 outs a lot to me accomplishing this in a Seattle Seager's over-the-shoulder grab Mariners uniform." Iwakuma discusses feat Must C: Iwakuma's no-hitter Complete game highlights No-hitter gallery Game gallery Seager's over-the-shoulder grab 8/12/15: Kyle Seager makes an over-the-shoulder grab on a fo ball for the first out of the 9th, extending Hisashi Iwakuma's nobid Iwakuma accomplished the feat thanks in large part to a devastating splitter that catcher Jesus Sucre said he called more and more as the game went along. Iwakuma issued tw walks in the fourth, but he retired 14 of the final 15 hitters he faced. "I thought in the fifth inning, his stuff was really sharp, his split was coming out very crisp," McClendon said. "You never know, but I said, 'He may have a shot here.'" Iwakuma said he thought the no-hitter might be in jeopardy when the ball came off Gerar Parra's bat with two outs in the ninth and started to break toward the left-center gap. Instead, Austin Jackson closed his glove on the final out and the historic moment was preserved. "I was like, 'Uh-oh.' Right when I saw Jackson show his glove in the air, I was like, 'Yes,'" Iwakuma said. "I can't find the words to express my feelings. I'm just truly happy." Andrew Erickson is an associate reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs. Share This + 0 COMMENTS CONNECT WITH MLB.COM Terms of Use Privacy Policy (updated June 30, 2014) About Our Ads Legal Notices Contact Us © MLB Advanced Media, LP. All rights reserved.
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