Blue Jays' Francis loses two no-hitters in a few weeks.

Could the third attempt be the one that finally brings success? The Blue Jays' pitcher, Bowden Francis, found himself in a familiar situation for the second time in less than a month. He was just three outs away from a no-hitter, only to have his hopes dashed by a lead-off homer in the ninth inning. It must have been a tough blow for the 28-year-old starter, who had come so close to achieving such a remarkable feat.

The culprit responsible for ruining Francis' no-hitter this time was none other than Francisco Lindor. The talented player from the New York Mets had managed to break through the Blue Jays' defense and put an end to Francis' impressive performance on the mound. It was undoubtedly a frustrating moment for the pitcher, who had put in so much effort and dedication into his game.

This was not the first time Francis had experienced such disappointment. Less than a month ago, he had been in a similar situation where he was just one out away from a no-hitter before it was snatched away by a hit. It must have been a tough pill to swallow for the young pitcher, who was surely hoping to redeem himself and finally secure a no-hitter this time around.

Despite the disappointment, Francis can take solace in the fact that he came incredibly close to achieving a rare and impressive feat twice in such a short time span. It takes a great deal of skill, determination, and a bit of luck to even come close to a no-hitter, and Francis has proven that he has what it takes to be a top-notch pitcher in the major leagues. The future looks bright for this talented athlete, and it is only a matter of time before he achieves his well-deserved moment of glory on the mound.

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