Madison Bumgarner was swarmed by his teammates after pitching seven no-hit innings as the Arizona Diamondbacks beat the host Atlanta Braves 7-0 to sweep a two-game doubleheader Sunday afternoon. Because it was a seven-inning game, it will not count as an official no-hitter, but it goes down as a complete-game shutout for the four-time All-Star. Bumgarner faced the minimum and only allowed one baserunner. It came on a second-inning error by shortstop Nick Ahmed. He retired 17 straight to end the game. The game ended when Marcell Ozuna flew out to right. “Feels good,” Bumgarner said in brief postgame comments to Bally Sports Arizona. “I want to thank the shadows in Atlanta. I also want to tha
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