Chicken Tenders No-Hitter History: 2-0

0:00On April 29th, the New Hampshire Fisher Kets made baseball history playing as the chicken tenders during a Tuesday home game. Four pitches combined for a no-hitter against Binghamton, shutting them out six to nothing at Delta Dental Stadium. Those arms included Jackson Wentworth, with four and two-thirds innings, Nate Garcow for one and one-third, Irv Carter tossing two, and Kai Peterson, closing with one. Together they racked up ten strikeouts, but issued a whopping ten walks. That many free passes in a no-hitter is super rare. It's the most walks in a full season minor league no-no since Huntsfield walked 11 back on August 2nd 2012. In major league history, it only happened once, with Jim Maloney of the Reds and a ten inning marathon against the Cubs on August 19th, 1965. This isn't the chicken tenders' first taste of no-hitter glory either. Last June 7th, Rafael Sanchez threw a seven-inning Jim while they rocked the Buffalo Tender's identity, an upgraded version of the theme.

1:00Chicken tenders are now two-for-two on no-hitters, proving they're serving up some serious heat on the mound. Grad the merch if you're hungry for more. That wraps MLB News Today, brought to you with AI. I'm Corey with The Story.