If you’re sitting in a bar watching a baseball game with a bunch of hardcore fans, the type that can name the top 10 home run hitters of all time or in a single season – something that changed bigly during MLB’s steroid era – there’s a question you can ask that will almost certainly stump the crowd: What Major League pitcher threw two consecutive no-hitters?

Some will guess Nolan Ryan. After all, he had seven, the most in MLB history.