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No love for Matt Cain today?
http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2012/06/14/MN3D1P1SMJ.DTLIt was only the 22nd perfect game in major-league history and the 20th since the so-called "modern era" began in 1900. No-hitters have become relatively commonplace.
It is quite another story, however, to achieve perfection. There's no room for a walk, or an error or a hit batter. Each batter must be dispatched - no complications.
That's what made Cain's effort so special - and what undoubtedly caused such elation in the Giants' front office. This was the signature stroke of the Giants' modern-day identity.
It is quite another story, however, to achieve perfection. There's no room for a walk, or an error or a hit batter. Each batter must be dispatched - no complications.
That's what made Cain's effort so special - and what undoubtedly caused such elation in the Giants' front office. This was the signature stroke of the Giants' modern-day identity.
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