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Yankees’ Corey Kluber throws MLB’s second no-hitter in two days

AP photo by Tony Gutierrez / New York Yankees starter Corey Kluber celebrates after the final out of his no-hitter Wednesday night against the Texas Rangers in Arlington.
AP photo by Tony Gutierrez / New York Yankees starter Corey Kluber celebrates after the final out of his no-hitter Wednesday night against the Texas Rangers in Arlington. AP photo by Tony Gutierrez / New York Yankees starter Corey Kluber celebrates after the final out of his no-hitter Wednesday night against the Texas Rangers in Arlington.

By STEPHEN HAWKINS / The Associated Press 6 min read

ARLINGTON, Texas – Corey Kluber stopped for a moment before his first pitch of the ninth inning.

“I had to take a breath after the warmups and calm myself down a little bit,” said the pitcher nicknamed Klubot for his robot-like demeanor.

Kluber then finished Major League Baseball’s sixth no-hitter this season and second in two nights, leading the New York Yankees over the Texas Rangers 2-0 on Wednesday.

“It was a lot of fun; I think it was a special night,” Kluber said. “I’ve never been part of one, witnessed one, let alone thrown one.”

There have been four no-hitters in a 15-day span. The six total are the most this early in an MLB season.