Shutting down the Jays
A photographic look at Saturday's no-hitter by Detroit Tigers' pitcher Justin Verlander against the Toronto Blue Jays
Detroit Tigers starting pitcher Justin Verlander is hugged by his manager Jim Leyland after he threw a complete game no-hitter against the Toronto Blue Jays in their MLB baseball game in Toronto May 7, 2011. Detroit won 9-0. REUTERS/Fred ThornhillFRED THORNHILL/Reuters
Detroit Tigers pitcher Justin Verlander works against the Toronto Blue Jays during fourth inning . THE CANADIAN PRESS/Darren CalabreseDarren Calabrese/The Canadian Press
Teammates rush the field as Detroit Tigers pitcher Justin Verlander, third from right, and catcher Alex Avila celebrate throwing a no-hitter. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Darren CalabreseDarren Calabrese/The Canadian Press
Detroit Tigers starting pitcher Justin Verlander smiles after he threw a complete game no-hitter. REUTERS/Fred ThornhillFRED THORNHILL/Reuters
Detroit Tigers pitcher Justin Verlander, right, has water thrown on him after his no-hitter. Verlander had a perfect game going into the eighth inning. He walked J.P. Arencibia with one out in the eighth. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Darren CalabreseDarren Calabrese/The Canadian Press
Detroit Tigers pitcher Justin Verlander acknowledges the crowd. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Darren CalabreseDarren Calabrese/The Canadian Press