Roy Halladay Pitches Perfect game

[scottspurs]

I thought he would be great in the NL, but a perfect game with 11 k's.

Dang Son. Congrats :toast

[resistanze]

Awesome performance for an awesome pitcher.

[Mel_13]

20th perfect game in 150 years of major league baseball.

2nd perfect game this month.

Great performance by a great pitcher.

[lefty]

Awesome performance for an awesome pitcher.
Good thing he left the Jays :lol

[Rip-Hamilton32]

not like we would have won anything with him here, I hope he wins a championship because he deserves it

[resistanze]

Good thing he left the Jays :lol
Damn right. Jays haven't even sniffed the playoffs since the back-to-back championships. I feel sorry for anyone who was drafted after that golden era :lol.

[lefty]

At least you guys still have an MLB team in Toronto

Damn I miss the Expos, fucking Washington Nationals :pctoss

[METALMiKE]

Marlins selling unused tickets to Halladay's perfect game



MIAMI - Here's a chance to buy tickets to a guaranteed perfect game -- the one Roy Halladay already threw.
The Florida Marlins will begin selling on Tuesday unused tickets to the game in which the Philadelphia Phillies ace pitched the 20th perfect game in major league history, a 1-0 victory over the Marlins on Saturday.
All tickets will be regularly priced and on sale both online and through the Marlins' box office.
Paid attendance that night was about 25,000, a relatively large crowd for a Marlins' home game. By comparison, Florida drew a paid crowd of 10,115 -- its smallest of the season -- for Monday's game against Milwaukee.

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2010/baseball/mlb/05/31/marlins-tickets.ap/index.html?eref=sihp

[lefty]

Marlins selling unused tickets to Halladay's perfect game



MIAMI - Here's a chance to buy tickets to a guaranteed perfect game -- the one Roy Halladay already threw.
The Florida Marlins will begin selling on Tuesday unused tickets to the game in which the Philadelphia Phillies ace pitched the 20th perfect game in major league history, a 1-0 victory over the Marlins on Saturday.
All tickets will be regularly priced and on sale both online and through the Marlins' box office.
Paid attendance that night was about 25,000, a relatively large crowd for a Marlins' home game. By comparison, Florida drew a paid crowd of 10,115 -- its smallest of the season -- for Monday's game against Milwaukee.

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2010/baseball/mlb/05/31/marlins-tickets.ap/index.html?eref=sihp

The fuck ? :lol