27 UP. 27 DOWN. Baseball HISTORY for Domingo Germán!! He throws a PERFECT GAME! | All 27 Outs
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Credit to all these guys for clutching it up and not cracking under pressure.
We’re talking about the Athletics, right?
@Asher: The Ironically Active Watcher right
Great job German and you’re right, all the boys were feeling pressure not wanting to blow it for him. I keep thinking of Rizzo’s play.
Domingo only cracks under pressure when he’s with his wife.
Unlike yan Gomes
“One out away, from forever” is top tier commentary
That was actually really good
So glad it wasn’t kay calling the game congrats DG
actually amazed how broadcasters makes up this sentences
@Kuya Mo Cisalso sounds so classy for something that you gotta come up with on the spot
Ryan Roucco has called some of the most memorable Yankees games in recent memory
More than 235,000 games have been played over the past 140 years of Major League Baseball history, and this is just the 24th perfect game. Pretty amazing.
That’s nutz
well, when you say it like that…
Indeed.
When you got the best baseball players playing the best baseball players, one completely utterly beating the other is rare. But not has rare as I thought after reading this.
@ikilledpunk 1611-100,000 is very rare lol like extremely rare
Shout out to Anthony Rizzo for making that diving stop & then for taking that errant Donaldson throw on the foul side of the bag!! Congrats Domingo!! Let’s go Yankees!!
Bro literally was thinking that soon as I saw it , base hit right there if rizzo doesn’t make that nasty play
100%
I saw Donaldson let go of that ball and I could tell it was horribly off.. you can even hear somebody makes this face in the broadcasting panel 😬😬 lol
That was an impressive play. Very low probability out considering it was a bullet to his backhand. That’s why they say a perfect game is a team accomplishment.
Came here to say the same thing. LOTS of good defense but that catch was absolutely not a routine pop fly.
I love how even the A’s fans cheered too.
It’s just such an impressive, historical feat. If you don’t applaud the pitcher, you just are classless imo
A’s fans don’t really go to A’s games. The majority of those who did likely left long before the final out. What you’re hearing is Bay Area-local Yankees fans.
A’s fans don’t exist 😂
A’s fans haven’t had much to cheer about this year, so they needed something. Even if that something was a perfect game for an opposing pitcher 😂.
@ParadiseRacer24you taking it way to deep bud. They love the game, they hate their owner more
I’m a Red Sox fan, but tip my hat to German and the Yankees. A perfect game is one of the rarest, coolest things to see in baseball.
@julian ricky And the previous 81games they have hits tho🙄
@陳振脩yeah they hadn’t been no hit in like 25 years
In sports*
Plus the fact he did it with The Pitch Clock and no shift
@ParadiseRacer24 oh, well that’s one less challenger to the Cubs’ record for a while then… (Cubs were not no-hit between a Sandy Koufax perfecto on September 9, 1965, and a Cole Hamels no-hitter on July 25, 2015; a few months shy of a 50-year span.)
Ooh, and I see the A’s were the longest current streak in MLB.
Baseball immortality!
Frl
he did it under a hundred freaking pitches. that is absolutely insane!!
And ge was already on 30 in the 3rd. Must’ve tidied it up a bit in the final four innings.
He went to 3-1 count only twice
Maddux-like efficiency.
Don Larsen needed only 96 pitches for his perfect game in the 1956 series. It’s quite an accomplishment just as you say.
Anthony “I caught the last out of the greatest world series ever which also ended a 108-year drought and I caught the last out of perfecto no. 24” Rizzo. What a life he’s led so far!!!
And the last out of Kluber’s no hitter
@Luke’s channel oh yes, I missed that one ! Imagine being Rizzo’s grandchildren sitting around him while he tells stories
@Erick Macías “Ay c’mere, ay, I got a story for ya. My old friend Javy did this unbelievable play, sit down you’ll like this.”
I believe that was Luke Voit
Higgy was catching for Kluber too! 😮
There’s always one impressive defensive play that helps keep a perfect game alive. Rizzo snaring that grounder in the fifth probably qualifies in this one.
No, that was pretty average if you ask me.
Donaldson had some pretty tough plays, weird hops it the hot corner