emtp911 asked:
On this day in 1922 what Rookie pitcher in his 4th MLB start , pitch a perfect game?
Who did he play for & who was the opposing team?
Related Posts On this day in 1922 what Rookie pitcher in his 4th MLB start , pitch a perfect game?
Who did he play for & who was the opposing team?
BONUS KUDOS: If you can name what was “Different” about this perfect game
Correct Rocco!
Thanks for the honesty Craig S!
Due to arm trouble he retired from the MLB in 1928
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1 Craig S // Feb 18, 2009 at 8:55 am
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It was Charlie Robertson of the White Sox, and he beat the Tigers.
The only thing I can think about it being different is that it was the first perfect game pitched on the road, but I doubt that’s what you’re looking for.
Rocco is correct – I did edit mine, but I didn’t copy from him….if you want to give him the ten points, feel free.
2 Rocco // Feb 18, 2009 at 4:37 pm
mlb trivia
Charlie Robertson (CHW)
RHP, 26
90 pitches, 6 K
1st to throw a perfect game on the road
Just to let you know. I had the first road game perfect game comment before Craig S did and he edited it so it shows that he did before me. I had it first, if that is what you’re looking for anyways.
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