Brushes with perfection- tickets to near no-hitters and perfect games

[barrysloate]

Chris- I remember watching that game too. I think it was 1967?

[thetruthisoutthere]

Originally Posted by barrysloate

Chris- I remember watching that game too. I think it was 1967?

Yep, 1967. The Yankees were a crappy team back then and the last thing I wanted to see was the Yankees being no-hit.

[Tigerden]

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Scott- These are a pair of tickets to the near perfect game you watched on television. My brother and I share Tigers season tickets which are exactly ten rows behind the four gentleman seated in the foreground of the attached picture. Big bro gets the aisle seat because the tickets account is in his name, and well, he is the big brother after all. Unfortunately, we did not attend this game and watched it on television together at his house, having to celebrate his wife's birthday. Guess the wife would have been pissed if we went to the ball game on her special day. Sadly, the four tickets went unused and we missed out at the chance to witness baseball history. Aside from being sick that this was the game we decided not to attend, it was really upsetting because we would have had the perfect vantage point for Jim Joyce's now infamous call.

[Tigerden]

Originally Posted by Tigerden

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Scott- These are a pair of tickets to the near perfect game you watched on television. My brother and I share Tigers season tickets which are exactly ten rows behind the four gentleman seated in the foreground of the attached picture. Big bro gets the aisle seat because the tickets account is in his name, and well, he is the big brother after all. Unfortunately, we did not attend this game and watched it on television together at his house, having to celebrate his wife's birthday. Guess the wife would have been pissed if we went to the ball game on her special day. Sadly, the four tickets went unused and we missed out at the chance to witness baseball history. Aside from being sick that this was the game we decided not to attend, it was really upsetting because we would have had the perfect vantage point for Jim Joyce's now infamous call.

I guess the attached picture showing the seats cannot be viewed. Sorry.