A No, No for De La Cruz
Published on April 20, 2010 under Carolina League (CarL1)
Kinston Indians News Release
Kinston starting pitcher Kelvin De La Cruz pitched six innings of no hit ball for the K-Tribe last night, walking just one batter while striking out four (early season pitch counts forced his removal). It was the first no hit performance for a K-Tribe starter since Keith Ramsey pitched a nine inning perfect game on the final day of the 2004 season, a 6-0 victory at Myrtle Beach on September 6th of 2004. Ramsey's performance was the last perfect game pitched in the Carolina League.
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