All-time strikeout and no-hit king Held 53 major-league records as of 1992 Accumulated 27 years of Major League service 7-time all-star (1972, 1973, 1975, 1979, 1981, 1985, 1989) First player to amass 4000 and 5000 strikeouts His fastball has been clocked at 101.9 mph, a record placed in the Guiness Book of World Records Has no-hit Detroit (1973), Kansas City (1973), Minnesota (1974), Baltimore (1975), Los Angeles (1981), Toronto (1991), & Oakland (1993) Has had his jersey number retired by the Angels (#30), Astros, and Rangers (#34) Nolan's Last Stands Shutout - June 11, 1991 vs Chicago White Sox @ Arlington 9IP 6H 0R 0ER 1BB 10SO Mound opponent - Alex Fernandez Catcher - Gino Petralli/Mike Stanley Complete game - July 4, 1992 vs New York Yankees @ Arlington 9IP 3H 1R 1ER 1BB 13SO Mound opponent - Scott Kamieniecki Catcher - Ivan Rodriguez Win - August 15, 1993 vs Cleveland Indians @ Cleveland 7IP 2H 1R 1ER 2BB 2SO Mound opponent - Jose Mesa Catcher - Ivan Rodriguez Strikeout - September 17 vs California Angels' Greg Myers @ Aneheim Game - September 22, 1993 vs Seattle Mariners @ Seattle 0IP 2H 5R 5ER 4BB 0SO Loss Omar Visquel singled Rich Armoral walked Ken Griffey Jr. walked Jay Buhner walked Dann Howitt hit grand slam homerun Dave Magadan 2 balls - 1 strike count when Nolan left game Officially became Nolan's last batter and last walk Mound opponent - Dave Fleming Catcher - Ivan Rodriguez [Career Statistics] [The New York Mets Years] [The California Angels Years] [The Houston Astros Years] [The Texas Rangers Years] [7 Career No-Hitters] [5,714 Career Strikeouts] [Records] [Achievements] [Cooperstown Class Of 1999] [Nolan Ryan Baseball Cards] [Quotes] [The Nolan Ryan Story] [Miscellaneous Features] [Books, Videos, & Collectibles]