Ex-MLB southpaw Thomas Pannone dominates for Nashville Sounds with 94-pitch Triple-A perfect game
Thomas Pannone retired all 27 batters on just 94 pitches for the Nashville Sounds, completing Minor League Baseball's first perfect game since 2017.
Former Major League pitcher Thomas Pannone threw a nine-inning perfect game for the Triple-A Nashville Sounds, a 3-0 win over the Durham Bulls. Pannone retired all 27 batters on 94 pitches, marking the first nine-inning perfect game in Minor League Baseball since 2017 and the fifth in International League history. Despite facing late-game drama on the final batter, Pannone maintained his composure to secure the historic achievement.
- Thomas Pannone threw a nine-inning perfect game for the Nashville Sounds.
- He retired all 27 batters faced on 94 pitches.
- This is the first nine-inning perfect game in Minor League Baseball since 2017.
- It is the fifth solo perfect game in the 142-year history of the International League.
- Pannone had a flawless stat line with zero hits, zero walks, and eight strikeouts.
- He faced late drama on the 27th batter but secured the final out.
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