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Carlos Zambrano No-Hitter

Pat & Ron call Zambrano's no-hitter. Video from a cell-phone camera at that game...

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Submitted 11/20/09
by: Shaconage

Sport: MLB
Teams: Chicago Cubs
Players: Carlos Zambrano
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#5 \| 4 days ago blondie45044 (+)	That is fantastic Rob thanks for sharing. Now that is some memories Go Cubs! Fantastic video should be a highlight!
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#1 \| 4 days ago blondie45044 (+)	That is fantastic Rob thanks for sharing. Now that is some memories Go Cubs! Fantastic video should be a highlight!
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#2 \| 4 days ago mk_donley (+)	What an accomplishment! Seeing a pitcher throwing a no-hitter; let alone ON YOUR OWN TEAM!!! I remember as a kid growing up in Warren Ohio. I listened to WWWE in Cleveland Ohio, I remembered this really well: Lenny Barker, of the Cleveland Indians, pitched a perfect game against the Toronto Blue Jays. How can I forget that? Thanks for sharing Rob!
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#3 \| 3 days ago Frankie_D (+)	What a great performance by Big Z. Hope for more to come in the future.
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#4 \| 2 days ago jswol54 (+)	Awesome. If I recall correctly, they played this game in Milwaukee due to a hurricane in Houston and Big Z had not been pitching well coming off an injury. Almost seems like it was meant to be, and as a Cubs fan, that's downright laughable when considering the bad luck the Cubs have endured over the last century. Either way, that was a great accomplishment for Carlos. Hopefully he'll bounce back this year and pitch like the ace we know he can be.