5 unique things about Domingo German’s perfect game in Oakland
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Domingo German authored a historic masterpiece on Wednesday night, etching his name in New York Yankees’ lore. Against the Oakland Athletics, Domingo German spun a flawless gem, allowing no hits or walks on just 99 pitches in an extraordinary 11-0 victory at Oakland Coliseum.
This feat made him the third to throw a perfect game after Catfish Hunter on May 8, 1968, and Dallas Braden on May 9, 2010. Incidentally, Hunter did it on a Wednesday night as Domingo German had. Domingo German also became the first Dominican pitcher to record this achievement.
In a season riddled with ups and downs, marked by a suspension and a sub-.500 record, Domingo German’s performance was nothing short of masterful. He showcased his pitching prowess against the last-place Athletics, expertly mixing his pitches, captivating his defense with