106 | Max Scherzer's Second No Hitter of the Season & MLB History (First pitcher to do it, died October 6)

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Nolan Ryan was the last pitcher to toss two no-hitters in one season, coming in the year '73, 42-years ago.  Notice that Ryan also had 17-strikeouts in his second no-no, just like Scherzer.  Making matters even more interesting, Nolan Ryan's nickname was after a a train, and Scherzer's first no hitter seemed to be very connected to the train wreck in Philadelphia, that was traveling 106 mph.  Of course, Scherzer's first no hitter was of 106 pitches and the second no hitter came 106 days later.  His first no hitter was also against a Pennsylvania team, like the train wreck.

Scherzer's second no hitter was the seventh of the season.  Recall, the first came against the Mets by the Giants pitcher, and if this is the last, well, then the last no hitter of the season also came against the Mets.

Notice the reporting of the 96 mph strikeout below.  Recall that Scherzer's first no hitter ended with a pop out to left field, on a 96 mph fastball.  Also recall that the Nationals finished with 96 wins last season.  The only other team to do so was the Orioles.  Freemason = 96

Now here is where it gets extra creepy truth seeker.  Notice the name of the first man to throw two no hitters in one season below, Johnny Vander Meer, of 1938.

Would you believe that Johnny Vander Meer died on October 6, much like 106, the date of focus right now?  Not only that, he died at age 82.  Scherzer's first no hitter, coming 106 days before the second one, was of 106 pitches, 82 for strike.

Washington D.C. Is on the 77th Meridian; Scherzer's no hitter comes 77-years after Vander Meer's

Nationals = 105; June 20 to October 3 is 105 days, not counting the end date

Scherzer's first no hitter was June 20, 2015, the second was October 3, 2015.

Again, Scherzer's second no hitter was of 109 pitches.  From the date of his first no hitter to October 6, is 109-days.

The second pitcher to toss two no-no's was Allie Reynolds, who died at age 77.  Again, Scherzer's two no hitter in a season performance came 77-years after the first time it was done.

Virgil = 77; Trucks = 92