During his final season, he was traded to the Red Sox for "Psycho" Steve Lyons, though a knee injury prevented him from pitching against his old team in that year's World Series.
During his final season, he was traded to the Red Sox for "Psycho" Steve Lyons, though a knee injury prevented him from pitching against his old team in that year's World Series. He pitched his only no-hitter in 1978, a year after "Black Wednesday," the day on which he was sent to the Cincinnati Reds after allegations that he was jealous of former teammate Nolan Ryan's salary. For 10 points, name this Hall of Fame pitcher who racked up 311 wins and won the 1975, 1973 and 1969 National League Cy Young Awards, best known for his days as a New York Met and his alliterative moniker, "Tom Terrific."
During his final season, he was traded to the Red Sox for "Psycho" Steve Lyons, though a knee injury prevented him from pitching against his old team in that year's World Series.
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