MLB: Roy Halladay Perfect through 6 Innings

[RhoadsRage]

6 innings, 74 pitches, 7 k's, 0 hits, 0 walks.

 

[AlleyAddict]

thats a lot of pitches

 

[JimDogRock]

Not for Doc.

 

[RhoadsRage]

Thru 7 now with 92 pitches and 9 k's.

 

[AlleyAddict]

now its a lot of pitches for anyone :smile:

 

[coachdags]

Way to Jinx him RR....

 

[RhoadsRage]

Way to Jinx him RR....

That was my intention........he's on my opponent's team in fantasy BB this week!!!:wink:

 

[clone2011]

4.3 pitches per batter through 7? Not bad.

Seems like a lot of guys get pulled with 95+ in the 7th or earlier.

 

[AlleyAddict]

4.3 pitches per batter through 7? Not bad.

Seems like a lot of guys get pulled with 95+ in the 7th or earlier.

true, i just know the typical limit is around 100, hopefully he doesn't tire too much

 

[coachdags]

3 outs away.....(101 pitches)

 

[mwitt]

I have no idea how anyone could not love Roy Halladay.

 

[JimDogRock]

Halladay's been going well over 100 pitches in many of his starts for the past several years.

 

[RhoadsRage]

Thru 8 now 102 pitches and 10 k's.........still only a 1-0 lead though!!

 

[AlleyAddict]

perfection

 

[LindenCy]

Very nice!

 

[mwitt]

20th perfect game in MLB history.

 

[clone2011]

Changed channels just in time to see the last at-bat.

Edit: Nevermind. Read it wrong.

 

[RhoadsRage]

114 pitches and 11 k's

 

[mwitt]

Changed channels just in time to see the last at-bat.

Anyone know what the error was by the Phillies? saw it in the final score box, with runs/hits/errors.

The Marlins had an error, not the Phillies. If the Phillies had an error, it would have just been a no hitter. A perfect game means no one reaches base.

 

[clone2011]

The Marlins had an error, not the Phillies. If the Phillies had an error, it would have just been a no hitter. A perfect game means no one reaches base.

That's why I was confused at first......then realized the Marlins were the home team, therefore on the bottom of the score box. Just misread it.