The Most Dominant Pitching Performance Ever?

Clayton Kershaw became the 2nd MLB player in the 2014 season to throw a No-Hitter and only a few short weeks after his teammate Josh Beckett did so in Philadelphia. Kershaw's performance included 15 strikeouts and 0 walks. The perfect game was broken up because of a Hanley Ramirez error in the 7th inning, outside of that minor blip in the game, Kershaw was in complete control. His pitch count finalized at 107, and this no hitter will go down as one of the greatest pitching performances in the history of baseball. Kershaw was truly deserving of throwing a no-no, and at 26 years of age, it may not be his last.

Was Kershaw's No Hitter the most dominant pitching performance in the past 25 years of baseball? Leave your thoughts in the comment section below.

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[Torch]

Kershaw is crazy good it's not even fair. 

[mrcalderon]

Kerry Wood 20 strikeouts is better than this

[mrcalderon]

Oh I believe that the short stop that was defending for kerry woods game missed the ball threw his legs but they called it a hit, so it would of actually been perfect but they didnt   

[rayraycrow]

I'm not surprised about Fenway since it's the oldest party or pretty close to be in baseball. Wrigley is the only one that could be older I can think of.

[IxHatexMyxGeneration]

Hanley messed that play up because the night before he was hit by a ball on his throwing hand by a hit up the middle. I don't understand why he was even playing last night.

[RiveraTeamWavii]

Hanley isn't the worst defensive shortstop ...

[harrisonberlin]

The reason for the Yankee and Fenway numbers are their ages

[Stamps]

No hitters are common place, because most players are power hitters/sluggers without roids. Unless it is a perfect game now I don't care. Kerry Wood had the same situation with the error/hit.

[roderickbarringer]

This guy looks like he needs a shower and a new shirt BADLY.