Reply to "No Hitter Etiquette?"

dswann100+ posts

Here's a thought. How about fielding the bunt and making the play. That's what makes a no hitter and a perfect game so special.

Personally, I loved seeing these guys exhibiting a bit of emotion. The stoic nature of players in the game is a bit predictable.

As far as throwing at the guy. Everyone knew it was coming and Weaver should have been tossed only after a warning. I would have liked to have seen if Weaver would have taken another crack at the batter.

Lets see, if I want to get the opossing pitcher thrown out, all I have to do is induce the pitcher to thrown at the next batter ( anything on the inner 1/3) after a hr is spend 4-6 seconds watching it's flight. Count me in.

8/1/1112:37 PM

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