Liriano's no-hitter a tremendous turnaround

  • Article by: JOE CHRISTENSEN , Star Tribune
  • Updated: May 4, 2011 - 7:05 AM

Francisco Liriano, who had an awful time on the mound in April, began May with a stunning no-hitter -- the first no-hitter, shutout and complete game of his career.

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justlistenMay. 3, 11 9:35 PM

Nice job Frankie. Big kudos to Danny, Justin and Matt in the last couple innings - some quality defense there.

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storh22May. 3, 11 9:36 PM

Didn't know Target Field looks like US Cellular. But congrats Liriano

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egoisgoodMay. 3, 11 9:36 PM

So awesome! Finally, something to cheer for! By the way, the game was at US Cellular, not Target Field. Might want to change the first line of the story :)

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renoraines34May. 3, 11 9:37 PM

Didn't get a chance to watch the game, but surprised Gardy didn't pull the old 100 pitch count thing and bring in a reliever to lose the game for the Twins. Maybe now he can throw that stupid number out the window.

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simplykwangMay. 3, 11 9:37 PM

The only thing missing in this game is Ken "Hawk" Harrelson is not announcing this game for the Sox due to sickness. You CAN'T put it on the boarrrrrrrd .. YESSSSSSSSSSSSS.

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ben012886May. 3, 11 9:37 PM

Go Frankie. Keep pitching like this all year! As another player on the hot seat, Valencia played great tonight as well.

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luke19May. 3, 11 9:38 PM

Way to go Frankie !! This might be what the doctor ordered to turn this squad around !!

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tianx038May. 3, 11 9:38 PM

Where was this Liriano the first 5 starts??!!

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AlohaMikeMay. 3, 11 9:38 PM

Maybe this is the spark that will finally jump-start this team! Nice job, great win!

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mntwin34May. 3, 11 9:38 PM

Great game tonight. Hopefully, this will pull the team out of the rut they've been in.

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