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Today, the Dodgers are in Colorado, where they can celebrate the 18th anniversary of what for 17 1/2 years was the most recent no-hitter in Dodger history — and to this day, given the site and the gloomy weather, was perhaps the least likely.
— Jon Weisman
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oldbrooklynfan
I remember reading about Nomo’s no hitter in Colorado and I remember how surprising it was because it was pitched at Coors Field and also I remember almost forgetting about Nomo, before he did it.
Nomo was very popular here in New York selling a lot of t-shirts with his name on the back.
artieboy
Is that still the only no hitter at Coors Field? Or was that at Colorado’s first stadium? Still an amazing achievement.
oldbrooklynfan
I’m pretty sure it was at Coors Field I remember them making a big fuss about it.