Kyle Schwarber Has NSFW Reaction To Being No-Hit By Astros

The Houston Astros pulled off the first combined no-hitter in World Series history Wednesday night to tie things at 2 games apiece. But are the Philadelphia Phillies worried going forward? Not as far as Kyle Schwarber is concerned: 

Kyle Schwarber doesn't mince words about his feelings on tonight's no-hit loss 😳 pic.twitter.com/DAZcD00AYS

— NBC Sports Philadelphia (@NBCSPhilly) November 3, 2022

“I really don’t give a sh*t."

Schwarber was quite frank in his reaction that the results of Game 4 won't have any bearing on Game 5 or the rest of the series for the Phillies. “Nope. Move on tomorrow. It's cool, we’ll be in the history books, I guess.”

Schwarber was one of only three Phillies to reach base, as he drew a walk against Ryan Pressly in the 9th inning, the fourth pitcher to combine on the no-no.

Perhaps Schwarber was thinking of this impressive statistic (tongue in cheek) for teams that have been no-hit in the Fall Classic:

Teams in the World Series getting no-hit are undefeated in the next game (1-0) . . .

— Bob Vetrone Jr. (@BoopStats) November 3, 2022

Yes, the Brooklyn Dodgers came back and won Game 6 in the 1956 Series after the New York Yankees' Don Larsen fired his perfect game. So, yeah... there's that. 

Game 5 is set to go Thursday night in Philly, and for this one, the Phillies will be hoping that history does repeat itself—in the form of Justin Verlander. 

Just a reminder 👀

Justin Verlander in 8 career World Series starts:

0-6
6.07 ERA
9 HR Allowed pic.twitter.com/rBRP7V57W4

— Pickswise (@Pickswise) November 3, 2022

The Astros' starter for tonight's game has never won a World Series start, and is 0-6 with a 6.07 ERA. He was rocked for five earned runs in five innings in Game 1, blowing an early Houston lead. 

Maybe Schwarber does give a hoot about that history. 

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