Show us your Perfect Game pitcher autographs!

[Scott Garner]

Originally Posted by Scott Garner

Mike,
Nice Charlie Robertson sig!!

Here is a look at all of my signed perfect game tickets from Don Larsen to present. The only one you wont see here are Catfish Hunter (he passed away before I had a chance to have him sign my PG game to his game and Philip Humber (too recently to have gotten his sig).

Anyway, here they are in chronological order:
Don Larsen
Jim Bunning
Sandy Koufax
Len Barker
Mike Witt
Tom Browning
Dennis Martinez
Kenny Rogers
David Wells
David Cone
Randy Johnson
Mark Buehrle
Dallas Braden
Roy Halladay

Here are the rest of them...

[frankbmd]

Two days before the Martinez perfect game in LA on 7/28/91, Mark Gardner no hit the Dodgers for 9 innings, only to lose in the tenth 1-0. Gardner walked two, one of whom was erased by a DP. Hershiser, Gross and Howell allowed 2 hits to the Expos. Three singles in the bottom of the tenth scored the game's only run. In the three game series the Expos pounded out a total of 11 hits and scored only twice in the perfect game.

How do i know all this? I was there on Friday and didn't save my ticket.

[mr2686]

I don't have a ticket but here's a signed 1960 card of Harvey Haddix. Ol' Harv went 12 perfect innings only to lose in the 13th. Talk about heartbreak.

[Scott Garner]

Originally Posted by frankbmd

Two days before the Martinez perfect game in LA on 7/28/91, Mark Gardner no hit the Dodgers for 9 innings, only to lose in the tenth 1-0. Gardner walked two, one of whom was erased by a DP. Hershiser, Gross and Howell allowed 2 hits to the Expos. Three singles in the bottom of the tenth scored the game's only run. In the three game series the Expos pounded out a total of 11 hits and scored only twice in the perfect game.

How do i know all this? I was there on Friday and didn't save my ticket.

Frank,

That would have been a great game to have attended.
Here is your ticket to the Mark Gardner near perfect game.
I'm still working on getting it signed. Currently it resides with a friend of mine in Northern Calif. who is trying to provide the big assist.

[frankbmd]

Originally Posted by Scott Garner

Frank,

That would have been a great game to have attended.
Here is your ticket to the Mark Gardner near perfect game.
I'm still working on getting it signed. Currently it resides with a friend of mine in Northern Calif. who is trying to provide the big assist.

That's it!!! And my son was in Seat 118.

[baseballart]

If I can sneak this unsigned ticket in, here's yesterday's ticket from the first row, plus parking pass

[Scott Garner]

Originally Posted by baseballart

If I can sneak this unsigned ticket in, here's yesterday's ticket from the first row, plus parking pass

Max,
Did you go to the Humber perfect game?

[baseballart]

Scott

Yes, I was there. First row, right behind home plate. Here's a video I took of the last at bat. Pretty amazing game.
http://youtu.be/7Vtwub-6uhg (somehow I can't embed it)

Max

[Tom Hufford]

I wrote to Charlie Robertson several times in the early 1970's, with no reply. Then one year, I happened to write him just before the anniversary of his perfect game (April 30), and he responded in just a few days, and dated the autographs April 30.

So, every year thereafter until Robertson died (about 10 years), I wrote to him in mid- to late-April, and each year he responded, signing everything I ever sent. I never sent him a ball to sign, though, which I've always regretted.

Tom

[HexsHeroes]

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. . . but still a shame that umpire error still counts against qualification of this effort as a perfect game.


(image has been "borrowed" from ebay)