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Originally Posted by justbaseball:

A fair number of pitches right over the middle of the plate I thought after that.

I watched the whole game.  He wasn't like that at all early.  I think he just got tired and lost his location.  That didn't start happening until the last couple of innings when he was over 90 PC.

 

He's a great kid.  Quotes in the paper were things like "I was lucky, I've pitched better before", "my teammates were more disappointed than I am", "a wins a win, complete game didn't matter", and my favorite when Washington came out to pull him after the hit "I can go to the bench now".    He's going to be good for a long time.

I tuned in to MLB Network literally just as that single went through Darvish's legs.  It reminded me of a game I saw in the Kingdome back in the early to mid-90s, when Randy Johnson lost a no-hitter (I believe it was against the Twins, if memory serves - which it probably doesn't) on a ball that went right through the wickets, too.

 

I found myself overwhelmingly agreeing with one of the MLB Network talking heads: you've got to not only be really good, but really lucky to get a perfect game.  That, and I too thought Yu handled the whole thing with a lot of class and sportsmanship.

Originally Posted by biggerpapi:

I'm not going to tell you why cause there's rules, ya know but you have to find a TV and watch the end of the Texas/Houston game.

This got me chuckling because apparently nobody follows said rules anymore.   I mean MLB network cut is with "Perfect Game Alert" live cut in during the Dodgers/Giants broadcast last night.  ESPN had a "Perfect Game Alert" running on it crawl at the bottom of the screen all evening!

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