Randy Johnson of the Seattle Mariners pitches the first no-hitter in the history of the franchise

Expos trade Randy Johnson for Mark Langston

On April 25 1989, The Seattle Mariners trade their ace, Mark Langston, along with minor leaguer Mike Campbell to the Expos for Brian Holman, Gene Harris, and 6′ 10″ southpaw Randy Johnson. The left-handed ‘Big Unit’ will become a mainstay in Seattle’s rotation for a decade, compiling a 130-74 (.637) record, and next season will throw the first no-hitter in franchise history.

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