Hank_Scorpio said:And that's also a tough way to lose a no-hitter in your example, bw.
Not that there's an easy way to lose a no-hitter.
deskslave said:I once carried a perfect game into the ninth inning with Pedro. In a clinching game of the World Series, no less. Was very frustrated when I lost the perfecto.
buckweaver said:Hank_Scorpio said:And that's also a tough way to lose a no-hitter in your example, bw.
Not that there's an easy way to lose a no-hitter.
If a hitter gets a clean single (regardless of how he acts on the bases), hey, you've just got to tip your hat to him.
There's been enough instances of pitchers allowing hits but facing the minimum. In fact, Buehrle's done it three times (the only pitcher in the last half-century to do so) -- his two no-hitters and a few years ago with a 2-hitter.
expendable said:deskslave said:I once carried a perfect game into the ninth inning with Pedro. In a clinching game of the World Series, no less. Was very frustrated when I lost the perfecto.
When it was your turn to bat, did your family sit on the other end of the couch from you, not wanting to jinx the no-no?
Rhody31 said:Two outs, OF drops routine fly. Runner tries to take second. Thrown out.
Can the pitcher still throw a perfect game?
I would have put this in the journalism thread, but this is video game baseball related and it got my mind racing....
Mitch E. said:Can there be an error in a perfect game, or can an error be recorded even if a player doesn't reach base? Early in the game, easy popup in foul territory, dropped by the infielder, scored an error and pitcher goes on to retire all 27 batters.
deskslave said:expendable said:deskslave said:I once carried a perfect game into the ninth inning with Pedro. In a clinching game of the World Series, no less. Was very frustrated when I lost the perfecto.
When it was your turn to bat, did your family sit on the other end of the couch from you, not wanting to jinx the no-no?
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