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ESPN.com · Jul 11, 2016

Bumgarner doesn't get no-hitter, but his curveball was perfect

Close, but not quite. Again.

San Francisco Giants starter Madison Bumgarner now has four one-hit shutouts in his career. But he has not yet thrown a no-hitter.

Sunday’s 7 1/3-inning bid against the Diamondbacks was his second-longest, trailing the 7 2/3 he threw against the Padres last September.

Bumgarner’s four one-hit shutouts match the most by any pitcher dating back to 1990. Randy Johnson (who also has a no-hitter and a perfect game) and Mike Mussina (who never threw a no-hitter) also have four in that span.

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