Just pitched a no hitter, would have been a perfect game if not for an error in the eighth
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Bleh, I have the MLB Network on in the background. If I'd been paying attention I could have seen the 9th.
That doesnt count as a perfect game?
11k's too. Not bad for a guy who was 2-8 to start the night... -
nope, perfect game is 27 up 27 down. 0 errors, walks, hits ect... I believe Pedro, on the Expos had a perfect game going to the 9th, the game was 0-0 so it went to the 10th, once it went to the 10th, the perfect game was over, even if they scored in the 10th and won 1-0 with 0 hits, walks, errors, ect...has to be a full 9 inning game, cant be over or under, i believe
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he had a perfect game thru 7
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Yeah once I walked away from the comp I realized the facing the min batters thing. Still a great game. It was against the Padres though so he only gets half credit lol.
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The best was lat year when the Angels pitched a no hitter against the Dodgers...and lost.
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Might have been Ramon. I can't remember.
But if I do recall correctly, he lost it in the 10th when he hit a batter. And the batter charged the mound! :angry:Jt0323 likes this. -
A perfect game is setting down every batter you face. If it went more than 9 innings it would still be a perfect game. If its less I'm pretty sure it just goes down with a little * next to it saying how many innings it was, but not as sure about this.
What happened with Pedro was the game went into the 10th and he allowed a hit, I'm 90% sure. -
Yeah the game ended with Pedro giving up a hit, i always thought the perfect game was ruined because it went to the 10th, but according to mlb you can pitch 20 perfect innings and it counts as a perfect game... but the games does have to be atleast 9 innings.
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