It took around 40 years for it to happen the first time, and considering the 7 1/2 decades that have passed since then, it's looking like it may never happen again.
And that would be probably be just fine with Bob Feller, who 75 years ago today, threw the first -- and to this day, only -- Opening Day no-hitter in modern day baseball history. And that's just how Feller wanted it to live in history -- forever.
More on that later.
Feller, who passed away in 2010 at the age of 92, was a regular presence around the Indians long after his Hall of Fame career came to a close in 1956.