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| Babe Ruth walks first batter but gets ejected. The relieving pitcher comes in and gets 27 outs because the walked runner is caught stealing. Now considered a combined no-hitter | |
| Angels pitcher got 27 consecutive batters out, but lost the perfecto because of a double by leadoff batter Mark Kotsay. | |
| Pitcher hurls nine perfect innings for the Expos. Unfortunately, he gives up a double in the 10th inning to the Padres | |
| On the last batter of a perfecto, the pitcher hits a batting Phillies player. He still proceeds to pitch a ten-inning no-hitter for the New York Giants. | |
| Questionable ball four call forces Cubs pitcher to walk the last batter of the game | |
| In a heated Red Sox-Yankee game, the pitcher is one strike away from perfection. He relinquishes a hit to the pinch hitter, Carl Everett. | |
| The Pirates' offense blows one of the greatest pitching performances ever. Twelve perect innings are tossed, but in the top of the thirteenth Don Hoak commits an error. The pirates | |
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| A much earlier Red Sox-Yankee game, a future HoFer pitches perfection from the third inning to one out in the thirteenth. Despite retiring 34 consecutive batters, he loses 2-1. | |
| Similar to the first scenario, a pitcher walks the first batter, who is caught stealing. He finishes the game and records 27 outs. This was almost his second perfect game | |
| Hall of Famer throws a game without hits or walks of any kind, yet loses the perfect game due to Giants' infield errors. Opposing pitcher Mordecai Brown throws a no-hitter but lose | |
| Indians pitcher overthrows a ball to the first baseman. The only instant where an error by the pitcher ruined a perfect game. | |
| Just a week short of a soon-to-be perfect game, a pitcher must accept a no-hitter because of an error by Giants teammate Juan Uribe. | |
| Phillies pitcher may have retired 32 consecutive batters, but his let up home run to Frank Fernandez and hit by Ron Santo in the twelfth inning denied him perfection. | |
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