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In response to "So a hit that results in an out still allows it to be "perfect" but would that allow it to be a "no hitter"? -- nm" by TWuG

A "no-hitter" means no hits. A perfect game means no nothin'.

Posted by nubby (Buehrle!!!) (aka nubby) Jul 23 '09, 13:49

What is "a hit that results in an out"?

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Ah. I see that I am stumbling on a definition. A "hit" to me is the ball and bat connecting regardless of whether it's eventually caught. - TWuG Jul 23, 13:51 4
- Yes. Contact that results in an out is not a hit. -- nm - nubby (Buehrle!!!) Jul 23, 13:52 2
  - (Actually, that's not strictly true, but we'll go with it.) -- nm - nubby (Buehrle!!!) Jul 23, 13:52 1
    - I'm not sure if there's a baseball rule where there isn't a "except in this odd situation" you could tack on to it. -- nm - Reagen Jul 23, 13:53
- Yes, hits = base runners. contact = ball and bat making cracky sounds. -- nm - Will Hunting Jul 23, 13:51

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