The Philadelphia Phillies have two World Series titles in their storied history. On Wednesday, a new addition to the Phillies' pitching staff from the Detroit Tigers made history at Citizens Bank Park, turning in the finest performance of his career in a 7-0 win and no-hit performance against the Washington Nationals.

Lorenzen was acquired for minor leaguer Hao-Yu Lee recently, and the trade is already paying dividends. Lorenzen's no-hitter was the 14th in Phillies history and has the MLB world buzzing, along with his family.

Fans brought out the clever memes, including one referencing Johnny Manziel, the former Cleveland Browns QB who admitted he didn't watch any film during his playing days with the team in his recent Netflix documentary.

“Was an amazing moment congrats Mike,” one fan added.

It took a whopping 124 pitches for Lorenzen to complete the no-hitter, as pointed out by Angels beat writer Sam Blum.

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Some couldn't help but point out Lorenzen's interesting pair of shoes that he wore to the mound during his historic game, as shown below.

“Walking out of the dugout for the 9th and hearing the fans gave me chills,” Lorenzen added after the game, according to Phillies insider Larry Shenk. “Hard not to get emotional. Fans gave me the boost I needed.”

Nick Castellanos and Trea Turner led the Phillies with two hits each on the evening. Bryce Harper blasted a two-run home run in the fifth inning.

Weston Wilson, the team's recent call-up from Triple-A Lehigh Valley, also homered in his first MLB at-bat as his dad fought back tears.

Next up for Lorenzen and the Phillies is a game on Thursday night, also against Washington. It will be hard to top the fireworks of Wednesday night, that much is for certain.