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September 01, 2008

No-hitter broken up

With one out in the sixth inning, New Hampshire's Jonathan Diaz hit a fly to right, which Sea Dogs right fielder Jered Stanley never saw in the sun. The ball dropped in for a triple, ending Dustin Richardson's no-hit bid.

The shutout was gone after the next batter. Chris Gutierrez tripled to the gap in right center, scoring Diaz. With two outs, J.P. Arencibia singled in Gutierrez.

New Hampshire leads 2-1, going into the bottom of the sixth.

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