San Diego’s Jimmy Jones pitches a one-hitter in his debut

On September 21, 1986 — Jimmy Jones tosses a one-hit shutout in his major league debut when San Diego blanks Houston, 5-0.  The 22 year-old # 1 draft pick, who will post a 43-39 record during his eight-year big league career with the Padres, Yankees, and Astros, allows only a third-inning triple to opposing pitcher Bob Knepper. He’s the first National League pitcher to debut with a one-hitter since Juan Marichal.