Felix Hernandez just struck out the side in the 8th inning -- perfect going to the ninth.
LONG OVERDUE
That "superstitious BS" is part of the tradition of the game. I'm sure you'll find out exactly how many people here honor traditions if you make a post like that while somebody on the Tigers is doing it.
Besides, how bleeping difficult is it to say something like, "You might want to turn on the Tigers right now?"
I'm guessing you're a Rays fan?
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There are Rays fans?
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Never seen that live before -- pretty exciting
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I watched the 8th and 9th, and Felix struck out 5 of the 6 batters. That was impressive
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Hail to The King baby!
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These kinds of things always seem to happen to the Rays. Too many free-swingers on that team. Hell of a game by King Felix, though. Kudos to the young man.
Hail to the Victors.
The next great Yankee. I hate the fucking Yankees.
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Don't bet on it. Felix has expressed desire to win in Seattle many times. If the Mariner's front office will match the deal the Yankees will throw at him he will likely stay. The M's front office has kept mum for a while now but so far they have tried to build a team around him and most experts seem to think the organization wants to keep that going.
"...desire to win in Seattle"
"If the Mariner's front office will match the deal the Yankees will throw at him"
Lol
I'm awesome. Get over it
The Mariners are not lacking in funds. They gave Ichiro a huge contract back in 07 and he was 34 at the time. A young stud like Felix gets paid even by teams like Seattle. It's no different than Verlander's situation except Felix is three years younger. He is due 19.5 mil next year and 20 in 2014. If he doesn't get hurt it's likely his next contract will be 22-26. It all comes down to whether the Mariners pony up the dough. The jump from 20 to 26 isn't huge. LIke I said most M's writers seem to think the organization will try to keep him.
The Mariners may have infinity, but the Yankees have infinity + 1
Not saying the Mariners wont offer him a substantial contract, the Yankees will just offer more if they want him
I'm awesome. Get over it
You're right that Seattle can't match a Yankee offer; however, why would a pitcher want to leave the spacious confines of Seatle and go and play in that little league field in NY?
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Mariner fan checking in. People always say that, but I think it's about as likely at this point as Verlander being the next great Yankee. Any time I have seen Felix get asked the question, including multiple times in various interviews today, he has emphatically shot the idea down. Seattle is better off hanging on to him for now considering he is only 26. If they still aren't contending at the end of his contract or if they sign him to an extension, then maybe it's time to trade him. For now, no way Jose.
Awesome watching it live. Even better, Barry Larkin talking about it in the post-game show. I knew I liked Barry Larkin, and had an the inclination he was a Wolverine so I looked it up. Confirmed.
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wow...3rd perfecto this year... and 6th no hitter. Its good that the steriod era is (almost) done. Good pitching is much more fun to watch than muscled up free swingers.
We're now entering the "Testosterone Era"
I'm awesome. Get over it
that leaving the steriod era is causing these perfect games though. Even in the dead ball era we didn't see anything like this before. Also, this thread is evidence against the people who cry jinx when you talk about no-no's and perfect games. You find me a single no-hitter in the history of baseball that nobody talked about, then maybe I will buy that haha.
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George Bradley on July 15, 1876...no one talked about that one.
Convince the thousands of guys who were in that ballpark today who stopped talking and turned off their phones when perfection was on the line, that they weren't partly responsible for making that perfect game happen.
So I landed in Seattle today and couldn't decide what to do before my meetings tonight. Go to the Mariners game or site see around Seattle. I now have some great photos of Safeco field from the Space Needle while a perfect game was being pitched. :-(
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You really don't want him to get it, huh?