Error Spoils Perfect Game

fcabanski · 05-20-2016, 09:31 AM

2036 Opening Day - Yankees @ Red Sox

New York Yankees Pitcher Paul Tqul had a perfect game going through 8 innings. He played 20 years before this with CO (486 wins, 6172 K's, a career .81 WHIP).

He struck out the first two batters in the 9th (K's #11 and #12 for the game.) On the 1-1 count, Boston's light hitting Wayne Thwaites dribbled a grounder to the 2035 AAA gold glove 3B, Justin Stumbaugh. He bobbled the ball. Thwaites reached on an error. The perfect game was gone.

Tqul retired the next batter on a FC grounder to SS.

Justin will forever be known to Yankees fans as Justin f'ing Stumbaugh.

BigRed75 · 05-20-2016, 09:53 AM

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Originally Posted by fcabanski

Justin will forever be known to Yankees fans as Justin f'ing Stumbaugh.

I hope you actually changed the nickname to reflect this. I'd like to see that screenshot!

Motorhead667 · 05-20-2016, 09:56 AM

Ouch!
1 out away, that is brutal.

grmagne · 05-20-2016, 11:26 AM

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Originally Posted by fcabanski

2036Opening Day - Yankees @ Red Sox

New York Yankees Pitcher Paul Tqul had a perfect game going through 8 innings.He played 20 years before this with CO (486 wins, 6172 K's, a career .81 WHIP).

He struck out the first two batters in the 9th (K's #11 and #12 for the game.)On the 1-1 count, Boston's light hitting Wayne Thwaites dribbled a grounder tothe 2035 AAA gold glove 3B, Justin Stumbaugh. He bobbled the ball. Thwaitesreached on an error. The perfect game was gone.

Tqul retired the next batter on a FC grounder to SS.

Justin will forever be known to Yankees fans as Justin f'ing Stumbaugh.

Yeah, theYankees may as well trade him after that. The fans will never forgive him.

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Originally Posted by Motorhead667

Ouch!
1 out away, that is brutal.

This isn’t too well-known, but one of the unluckiest pitchers in baseball history for losing no-hitters & a perfect game with 2 out in the 9th has got to be Dave Stieb.

In September1988 he had two consecutive games with no-hitters in the 9th (2 outs both times). And both times he lost it to fluke singles. Check out this video,it’s unbelievable! The screenshot below is from his two consecutive one-hitters (the first two shown in the video).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EkPxtOViVoo

To make it worse, he then lost a perfect game against the Yankees with 2 outs in the 9th the next season. At least that was a solid hit by Roberto Kelly, not a lucky hit. The season after *that*, Stieb finally got his elusive no-hitter against the Indians.

GoPedro99 · 05-20-2016, 12:03 PM

Yu darvish has had no nos into the 9th at least 2 times I believe

frangipard · 05-20-2016, 04:30 PM

I attended a no-hit, no-walk game. Terry Mulholland in 1990 was one Charlie Hayes error from the perfecto. Error came in the seventh inning, though. Hardest-hit ball of the game came with two down in the ninth, when Hayes caught a screaming liner, so I guess it evened out.

05-20-2016, 09:31 AM	#1
fcabanski Minors (Double A) Join Date: May 2015 Posts: 170	Error Spoils Perfect Game 2036 Opening Day - Yankees @ Red Sox New York Yankees Pitcher Paul Tqul had a perfect game going through 8 innings. He played 20 years before this with CO (486 wins, 6172 K's, a career .81 WHIP). He struck out the first two batters in the 9th (K's #11 and #12 for the game.) On the 1-1 count, Boston's light hitting Wayne Thwaites dribbled a grounder to the 2035 AAA gold glove 3B, Justin Stumbaugh. He bobbled the ball. Thwaites reached on an error. The perfect game was gone. Tqul retired the next batter on a FC grounder to SS. Justin will forever be known to Yankees fans as Justin f'ing Stumbaugh. Last edited by fcabanski; 05-20-2016 at 10:00 AM.

05-20-2016, 09:56 AM	#3
Motorhead667 All Star Reserve Join Date: Dec 2012 Posts: 576	Ouch! 1 out away, that is brutal.

05-20-2016, 12:03 PM	#5
GoPedro99 All Star Reserve Join Date: Nov 2015 Posts: 863	Yu darvish has had no nos into the 9th at least 2 times I believe

05-20-2016, 04:30 PM	#6
frangipard OOTP Roster Team Join Date: Jun 2013 Posts: 762	I attended a no-hit, no-walk game. Terry Mulholland in 1990 was one Charlie Hayes error from the perfecto. Error came in the seventh inning, though. Hardest-hit ball of the game came with two down in the ninth, when Hayes caught a screaming liner, so I guess it evened out.