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To: Vigilanteman
One guy gets a hit negated, the next batter gets an out negated and the pitcher gets a perfect game, which he actually earned.

It would be more interesting to award him a perfect game while leaving the hit on the record.

It would create a great new trivia question. "Who is the only play ever to get a hit in a game where the opposing pitcher threw a perfect game?"

33 posted on 06/03/2010 9:02:50 AM PDT by Onelifetogive (Flame away...)
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To: Onelifetogive; BluesDuke
It would be more interesting to award him a perfect game while leaving the hit on the record. It would create a great new trivia question. "Who is the only play ever to get a hit in a game where the opposing pitcher threw a perfect game?"

ROFL

53 posted on 06/03/2010 9:08:50 AM PDT by ICAB9USA (I lost part of my middle finger .......... it almost rendered me mute. -- Rahm Emanuel)
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To: Onelifetogive
I don't see how you can award a hit based on a blown call. Even Ty Cobb had one of his hits taken away from him posthumously.
140 posted on 06/03/2010 11:17:17 AM PDT by Vigilanteman (Obama: Fake black man. Fake Messiah. Fake American. How many fakes can you fit in one Zer0?)
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To: Onelifetogive

One guy gets a hit negated, the next batter gets an out negated and the pitcher gets a perfect game, which he actually earned.

I disagree. Give both batters their earned result, both recorded as outs counting against their batting average. The trivia question would read “Who was the only pitcher to pitch a 28 out perfect game in 2011?”


149 posted on 06/03/2010 11:48:31 AM PDT by ddman
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