User talk:Odawali/Lost In Translation
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| - | No hits, but a walk, hit batsman, or an error will produce a runner... which translates into a perfect game? Unless I'm forgetting a loophole. | + | No hits, but a walk, hit batsman, or an error will produce a runner... which translates into a perfect game? Unless I'm forgetting a loophole.-MaxDSterling |
| + | :I think the "No Runner" criteria would automatically make it a Perfect Game. But then there's a separate section for Perfect Games just below it. No Runners is just a mistranslation of No Runs.--[[User:Odawali|Odawali]] 14:26, 7 May 2008 (CDT) | ||
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No Hitter, No Runner
No hits, but a walk, hit batsman, or an error will produce a runner... which translates into a perfect game? Unless I'm forgetting a loophole.-MaxDSterling
- I think the "No Runner" criteria would automatically make it a Perfect Game. But then there's a separate section for Perfect Games just below it. No Runners is just a mistranslation of No Runs.--Odawali 14:26, 7 May 2008 (CDT)
