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Tuesday, July 16, 2013
Fact of the Day: Perfect World Series Game
In baseball, a perfect game is when one team never reaches a base for any reason. The only time it has happened in a World Series match was during the 5th game in 1956. The accomplishment was done by pitcher Don Larsen of the New York Yankees.
It would've been fun watching that game. Strange, now that I'm living in Mexico where it's soccer that rules the TV channels, I find I'm loving watching baseball on TV whenever I can.
I don't play baseball, so I don't get exactly the situation you describe!
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Ouch, that's going to suck for the other team.
ReplyDeleteThose were golden days of the sport!
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Knew that one
ReplyDeletewell he did came up with a historical game indeed
ReplyDeleteIt would've been fun watching that game. Strange, now that I'm living in Mexico where it's soccer that rules the TV channels, I find I'm loving watching baseball on TV whenever I can.
ReplyDeleteThe other team must feel horrible!
ReplyDeleteThe pitcher on my son's team threw 2 perfect games this season. It was awesome!
ReplyDeleteI've never been able to get into baseball. I wonder how I'll feel if my son chooses to play...
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It is not a popular game here in my country. It must be very interesting.Kisses:)
ReplyDeleteOooo...good to know. I never knew this term in baseball.
ReplyDeleteWhat a way to stomp all over the competition!
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