6 True Stories That Will Restore Your Faith in Humanity
The video's in the story are pretty good too.
You guys have a Merry Christmas or whatever holiday you're into. I enjoy talking to all of you daily, even the ones I disagree with. Every one of you help me to keep dreaming about doing the hobby I love all while helping me pass time talking about just about anything. It's good to be here with all of you.
I got a kick out of the clickbait thread title and inside the thread is another clickbait link
Youll NEVER believe what happens next!
Neat stuff, but it further strengthens my belief that baseball is the stupidest thing on earth. The guy pitches a perfect game, which is defined as not letting anyone get on base I assume? What does that have to do with the pitcher? Striking everyone out I can see, but people got hits and it was up to other people to stop them.
But OK, let's say that still counts. He did it, everyone knows he did it, there is proof that he did it...but it doesn't count because the ref was daydreaming? What good is the record book if it is so easy to miss out or get tossed out? It doesn't represent achievements...only who was looking at the time.
In reply to pinchvalve:
I'm a baseball fan, and I watched that game actually. It's amazing because it was a perfect game that was blown on the last out by an ump's call, and the pitcher didn't get upset in the least. He was a perfect gentleman, and one of the best examples of sportsmanship I've ever seen, in any sport. Because of this, it might be the most memorable "perfect game" in history, even though it's not in any record book.
Perfect games are exceedingly rare. You reference striking everyone out - pitchers have to face a minimum 27 batters in a game, and the most strikeouts ever in a game is 18.
Bah! Humbug!
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