Ooops.
Max Scherzer has accomplished a lot of great things during his career. He's thrown two no-hitters. He's also struck out 20 batters in a game. With so many great moments, it's hard to remember the specific details from each. That struggle nearly resulted in Scherzer's jersey from his second no-hitter ending up at the garbage dump.
Wife was cleaning up the house and threw away a "dirty" Jersey... It was the 2nd No Hitter Jersey! #ShesSleepingOnTheCouch pic.twitter.com/MJJQJytWCW
- Max Scherzer (@Max_Scherzer) October 26, 2016
Scherzer wore that jersey the day he became just the fifth pitcher in history to throw two no-hitters in the same season. It's a piece of baseball history, and it was sent to the garbage.
Scherzer's wife Erica had a good reason for throwing it away, however. She was sorting through memorabilia and came across a jersey that had seen better days, not knowing it was one of the no-hitter jerseys.
@DupontCircleDC Ironically I was actually looking for auction items but this one was torn & covered in dirt so I tossed it...lesson learned!
- Erica May-Scherzer (@emaysway) October 26, 2016
That seems like a perfectly reasonable thing to do. A jersey that important should probably be framed or in Cooperstown or something. The logic apparently wasn't good enough for Max.
Oh look! I found some "dirty" purses... #JustDoingHouseChores pic.twitter.com/6qKveY1EsH
- Max Scherzer (@Max_Scherzer) October 26, 2016
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