Father of
Reid Ryan ... Subject of Chapter 51 of the book
The Baseball 100 by Joe Posnarski
[1969] World Series Champion with New York Mets
[1973] Pitched 3-0 no-hitter for California Angels vs Kansas City Royals on May 15,1973 ... Pitched 6-0 no-hitter for California Angels vs Detroit Tigers on July 15,1973 ... Opening day starter for the California Angels
[1974] Pitched 4-0 no-hitter for California Angels vs Minnesota Twins on September 28,1974 ... Opening day starter for the California Angels
[1975] Pitched 1-0 no-hitter for California Angels vs Baltimore Orioles on June 1,1975 ... Opening day starter for the California Angels
[1981] Pitched 5-0 no-hitter for Houston Astros vs Los Angeles Dodgers on September 26,1981
[1982] Opening day starter for the Houston Astros
[1985] Opening day starter for the Houston Astros
[1986] Opening day starter for the Houston Astros
[1990] Pitched 5-0 no-hitter for Texas Rangers vs Oakland Athletics on June 11,1990 ... Opening day starter for the Texas Rangers
[1991] Pitched 3-0 no-hitter for Texas Rangers vs Toronto Blue Jays on May 1,1991 ... Opening day starter for the Texas Rangers
[1992] Inducted into the Los Angeles Angels Hall of Fame ... Opening day starter for the Texas Rangers ... His #30 was retired by the Angels on June 16,1992
[1996] His #34 was retired by the Astros on September 29,1996 ... His #34 was retired by the Rangers on September 15,1996
[1999] Inducted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame (Baseball Writers)
[2019] Inducted into the Houston Astros Hall of Fame
This view includes all draft instances for this player. A player may be drafted multiple times but will only be signed by a Major League Organization once. The exception would be when a player's signing is voided. (rare)
