anton - take solace in the fact that even though Bode went to two perfectos, it's not like he's going to remember them ...

I saw a one-hitter once:

http://www.retrosheet.org/boxesetc/1974/B06290NYN1974.htm

I did as well.

www.retrosheet.org/boxesetc/2001/B05250BOS2001.htm

It was pretty good that Nomo did this:

BLUE JAYS 6TH: Fletcher grounded out (third to first); Bush struck out (catcher to first); Stewart was called out on strikes;

BLUE JAYS 7TH: Gonzalez struck out; Delgado struck out; Mondesi struck out;

BLUE JAYS 8TH: Fullmer struck out; Batista struck out; Cruz grounded out (first to pitcher);

He was a world beater when he faced an impatient team.  They could never lay off the 59 foot fork ball.

I've been fortunate enough to see a no hitter (Ramon Martinez) and a 300th win (Don Sutton), as well as a batter hitting for the cycle (Orlando Hudson, on Opening Day no less!).  Never a perfecto, though.

I had considered going to the game that turned out to be David Cone's perfecto, but ended up deciding not to go.

Bad decision.

I was at this one...pretty sure Kint was with me:


http://www.retrosheet.org/boxesetc/1990/B04200OAK1990.htm

******* Ken Phelps.