Kershaw perfect through 7 innings

[Kierland]

He threw 63 straight strikes?

[Mikey]

He threw 63 straight strikes?

No.

80 pitches, 53 strikes according to the box score.

[Kierland]

He threw 63 straight strikes?

No.

80 pitches, 53 strikes according to the box score.

So not perfect, I figured Shedick was lying again.

[Kierland]

He threw 63 straight strikes?

No.

80 pitches, 53 strikes according to the box score.

Did you expect a pedophile midget to understand baseball? That faggot is pure soccer

Also MMA training with Chuck Liddell, remember how I offered to beat your ass? Of course you do, you’re just a keyboard warrior.

[Softball Bat]

Kershaw perfect through 7 innings

Does not come out to pitch 8th inning

lol

MLB is nearly as suck as the NBA.

The NFL is not far behind.




Clayton Kershaw Perfect game 80 pitches, take him OUT !!!!! WHAT THE! what’s the game
coming to?1 of the era’s best, and you take him out with a perfect game in the 7th, 7-0
Dodgers winning. Take him OUT! THIS IS BASEBALL PLEASE PEOPLE THAT HAVE NEVER
PLAYED GET OUT OF ITS WAY

- Reggie Jackson

[Kierland]

Right cause he didn’t have enough money to keep himself in throwing shape.

[Mikey]

In 1968 Juan Marichal started 38 games and completed 30 of them. In 1963 he threw a 16 inning complete game shutout, beating Warren Spahn who pitched 15 shutout innings. In 1968, Bob Gibson completed 28 games with a 1.12 ERA. He had 28 complete games again in 1969 but his ERA slipped to 2.18.

[Softball Bat]

It was 80 pitches.
lol

Sure, if he starts the 8th and gives up a walk or a hit, you could pull him.

80 pitches.

Oh boo hoo... Maybe he's going to get hurt, or maybe get tired...



23 perfect games in MLB history.
Dude was dealing, with only 80 pitches under his belt, and poised to be #24.

You leave him IN.

It is a no-brainer.


Put the geek computer down and sack the fvck up.

[Mikey]

In 1968 Juan Marichal started 38 games and completed 30 of them. In 1963 he threw a 16 inning complete game shutout, beating Warren Spahn who pitched 15 shutout innings. In 1968, Bob Gibson completed 28 games with a 1.12 ERA. He had 28 complete games again in 1969 but his ERA slipped to 2.18.

MLB changed a bunch of rules after 1968, " the year of the pitcher"
Every pitcher had ridiculous stats in 1968. My sister could have had 25 complete games in 1968.

First of all, your "sister" was born with a dick, and probably beat the shit out of you on a daily basis when you were growing up.

Second, they lowered the mound by 5 inches and reduced the the strike zone. Certainly that took some of the dominance away from the pitchers, but I'm not sure how much any of that affected somebody's ability to pitch nine innings without a physical breakdown.

Gibson threw 28 complete games in 1969 and 28, 23, 20, 23 and 13 in the following years.
Marichal had 27, 14 and 18 in the following years.

[Kierland]

And today people get to be who they are, but you seem to have a huge problem with that.