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Randy Johnson's career is now as perfect as they come. The 40-year-old left-hander tossed the 17th perfect game in Major League history, pitching the D-Backs past the Braves, 2-0, at Turner Field in his 17th Major League season. More > |
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Players praise an 'elite' pitcher
Leave it to a pitcher to best sum up Randy Johnson's perfect game on Tuesday. "It's perfect," said Devil Rays pitcher John Halama, who was once traded for Johnson. More >
Unit more than just perfect
We didn't need Randy Johnson's masterpiece Tuesday night at Turner Field to know that he's a Hall of Fame pitcher and a fierce competitor, writes MLB.com's John Schlegel. But his perfect game against Atlanta was the proverbial icing on the cake for the big man. More >
Hammock catches gem
Robby Hammock couldn't wait to catch Randy Johnson Tuesday night. Hammock had invited about 50 friends and family members to attend his first Major League game in Atlanta after spending most of his life in the northern suburb of Marietta. More >
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