Show us your Perfect Game pitcher autographs!

[Scott Garner]

Originally Posted by frankbmd

Two days before the Martinez perfect game in LA on 7/28/91, Mark Gardner no hit the Dodgers for 9 innings, only to lose in the tenth 1-0. Gardner walked two, one of whom was erased by a DP. Hershiser, Gross and Howell allowed 2 hits to the Expos. Three singles in the bottom of the tenth scored the game's only run. In the three game series the Expos pounded out a total of 11 hits and scored only twice in the perfect game.

How do i know all this? I was there on Friday and didn't save my ticket.

Frank,

That would have been a great game to have attended.
Here is your ticket to the Mark Gardner near perfect game.
I'm still working on getting it signed. Currently it resides with a friend of mine in Northern Calif. who is trying to provide the big assist.

[frankbmd]

Originally Posted by Scott Garner

Frank,

That would have been a great game to have attended.
Here is your ticket to the Mark Gardner near perfect game.
I'm still working on getting it signed. Currently it resides with a friend of mine in Northern Calif. who is trying to provide the big assist.

That's it!!! And my son was in Seat 118.

[baseballart]

If I can sneak this unsigned ticket in, here's yesterday's ticket from the first row, plus parking pass

[Scott Garner]

Originally Posted by baseballart

If I can sneak this unsigned ticket in, here's yesterday's ticket from the first row, plus parking pass

Max,
Did you go to the Humber perfect game?

[baseballart]

Scott

Yes, I was there. First row, right behind home plate. Here's a video I took of the last at bat. Pretty amazing game.
http://youtu.be/7Vtwub-6uhg (somehow I can't embed it)

Max

[Scott Garner]

Originally Posted by baseballart

Scott

Yes, I was there. First row, right behind home plate. Here's a video I took of the last at bat. Pretty amazing game.
http://youtu.be/7Vtwub-6uhg (somehow I can't embed it)

Max

Wow, Max! That's one heck of a seat to have had to witness this game!!
Thanks for posting the last at bat video link- I'm jealous!

Very, very cool!

[Tom Hufford]

I wrote to Charlie Robertson several times in the early 1970's, with no reply. Then one year, I happened to write him just before the anniversary of his perfect game (April 30), and he responded in just a few days, and dated the autographs April 30.

So, every year thereafter until Robertson died (about 10 years), I wrote to him in mid- to late-April, and each year he responded, signing everything I ever sent. I never sent him a ball to sign, though, which I've always regretted.

Tom

[HexsHeroes]

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. . . but still a shame that umpire error still counts against qualification of this effort as a perfect game.


(image has been "borrowed" from ebay)

[Scott Garner]

Originally Posted by HexsHeroes

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. . . but still a shame that umpire error still counts against qualification of this effort as a perfect game.


(image has been "borrowed" from ebay)

Vincent,
I totally agree!

[mcgwirecom]

I just got back from a west coast 7 ballpark tour with my nephew. We were in Seattle for a game on the 17th. Missed that perfecto by 4 days! We were sitting in a restaurant in San Diego and saw the last inning. To fly 3000 miles and miss by 4 days, ughhhh! And one of the rarest feats in baseball. Anyway, here are my Jim Bunning and Roy Halladay tickets.