PHI@FLA: Halladay throws a perfect game against the Marlins

5/29/10: Roy Halladay throws the 20th perfect game in Major League history, dominating the Marlins as he makes history
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[@henrydanon4273]

8 time All-Star, 2 time Cy Young, 1 no-hitter and 1 perfect game. Father and future HOF. Rest easy

[@TheAbele992]

No longer future HOF.

[@Wes36Man]

1 post season no-hitter, a much bigger stat

[@malware8991]

@@Wes36Man it would’ve been a perfect game had it not been for a walk

[@CashLibertyMusic]

@@TheAbele992 L

[@ericburke1152]

@@CashLibertyMusic ??

[@competitorcycle1235]

Rest In Peace Roy Halladay.

[@JEFFHARDYFAN786]

truly the GOAT. gone too soon. RIP Doc.

[@goknighthawksgo]

He will be missed

[@erocs9747]

Amen

[@kevinmiller6380]

@@JEFFHARDYFAN786 Roy Halladay may be gone, but the no hitter and perfect game can never be taken away from him.

[@ynkrock7]

Wow, he had 7 3-ball counts but he just kept pounding the strike zone. What a performance!

[@YourFired1268]

RIP Roy Halladay.... This guy’s last name is on the first ever sports apparel that I have. This man was my role model when I was a kid. This Cy Young winner was my favorite player on my favorite team. This Perfect Game pitcher is one of my favorite players throughout all sports. Harry Leroy Halladay III... 🙏Please keep his family and him in your prayers

[@caloduty]

YourFired how many videos you going to post this thirsty for attention?

[@matthewlintao7079]

sly ten lol right. i saw this on 2 other videos

[@SA_Vengarr]

I'll never forget...watching the Flyers lose the Stanley Cup instead of this. FML

[@MichaelSmith-jx3uf]

Same, didn't start watching till inning 9 cause of that

[@jamespowell643]

+Vengarr Aw that sucks. Im a bhawks fan, from chicago. Your lucky you have a baseball team that is enjoyable and doesn't suck, however our bhawks are kind of rampaging the league...

[@cmag19]

Are you referring to the Cubs or Sox?

[@snakeeyes9246]

Vengarr wait, I thought the Blackhawks beat the Bruins in 2013.

[@amypetty3408]

Snake Eyes he was talking about 2010, yes they did beat the bruins in 2013

[@JCpatriots]

That day, those 12 Marlin's fans were very disappointed.

[@sccitylhh]

JCpatriots If I was an opposing fan, just seeing a Perfect Game would be the highlight of my year. I mean...there's only been 23 now in history. Special stuff.

[@aidandegnan2000]

Doesn't sound like that to me, the ones at the game sound happy as crap, they were just a part of history

[@nighttimenuke]

I remember being at that game. Seeing the opposing team take our bases after the game was called felt humiliating, but I didn't let it phase me seeing as I am a Marlins fan.

[@jgcamp99]

The Marlins ownership gave Halladay the pitching rubber. and only after the Marlins home stand was over with, did they dig up the mound for it.

[@paysonfox88]

JC -- I thought he only fanned 11 marlins!

[@jackwuzhear]

This video still gets my heart racing, as if I'm hoping he doesn't give up a hit 4 years later. Since I've been alive, he's the best pitcher I've ever seen in a Phillies uniform.

[@65byteme]

You would have been impressed with Steve Carlton back in the day...

[@FrannyWard]

@@65byteme Carlton was my idol here in Philly.

[@benjaminjonik55]

I shed a tear of manliness after watching this... Both on tv and on KZbin. This man is was the best pitcher of his era. Hall of fame for sure.

[@charliethe3lbyorkie212]

anyone who knows baseball isn't pissed off to see a perfect game. No matter which team is on the receiving end of it

[@ncjvideos]

Rip to the legend himself. Prayers go out to his family

[@kimma508]

I had to come here after hearing that Roy Halladay was elected to the Hall of Fame today. I wish he was here for this big moment and to celebrate this honor with his wife and kids. It’s an honor well deserved. Congratulations Doc!! We miss you!!!

[@Amnct]

For those of you who don't know, he went on to throw a no-hitter that same season IN THE PLAYOFFS! If this guy doesn't make the Hall of Fame I'm going to be really pissed.

[@snewso]

completely agree

[@SuperDuffyj]

Yeah, he threw a perfect game, but it was only his second best start of the season.

[@cuttervlogs2885]

who watched this video and didnt know that?

[@SuperDuffyj]

Cutter Vlogs nobody

[@vincentfiore7588]

Amnct1221 if he got 2 perfect games omg

[@Pokerstarsvevo]

10 years later i'm here watching all 27 outs.... Rest In Peace Roy Halladay May 29, 2010 ---> May 29, 2020

[@taylormit]

We loved watching you, Roy. We miss you.

[@baby_boi123]

Had the pleasure of watching this guys career in Toronto. What a class act, was so happy to see him get this.

[@t.baxskterjr.687]

RIP my friend your passion and love for family, fans, friends and sports will always be missed.

[@charliet.7536]

Rest in Paradise Doc Halladay!

[@tomheitz198]

RIP Roy. You were a Phillie for a short time but you were one of the greats

[@Shinde425]

Impressive. Though, I have never lost a game, or gave up a hit, or gave up a run. I have never walked anyone either. Of course I don't play baseball...but I've been perfect so far.

[@jpta162]

I pitched to one batter. He got a dropped pop-up. So technically I gave up an error and not a hit.

[@samparker3886]

jpta162 that’s not called you giving up an error dipshit

[@The-CoffeeMan]

@@jpta162one batter in mlb?

[@buzzardf3818]

Rest In Peace Roy Halladay. Should be a future hall of famer

[@hockeygoal101]

I love halladays attitude during a start, he never talks to anyone but the coaches, and he always has the same serious look on his face.

[@fockyoumang]

Sad to see him retire

[@kifcocompanys]

and from an injury too

[@kennyshyr]

Gweetar his team use him too much. How can I player have 67 complete game in his career?

[@camrynmorris6822]

Sad to see him dead, R.I.P. to a legend..

[@bigrobcole2898]

FockYouMang RIP Roy

[@orangefox1231]

I read that once he came to Philly, he added that split-changeup to his arsenal and his just started overwhelming hitters all over again. I have to wonder what his career would've been like if he had found that pitch earlier in his career.

[@redbearmedia]

If he would of added it in earlier it would of been rougher.. Cause starting out you gotta focus on it and work with it.. After a few years batters would know what was going on. But with going to Philly for 2yrs.. (I think) it would of taken longer to get the focus of the batters.. But that's what I'm thinking..

[@user-qw4rc4tn9v]

RIP Roy Halladay... You were my best pitcher

[@aidanthorpe881]

Rip Roy Halladay. This truly shows just how great he was.

[@imjustkenough]

Rest in Peace Roy Halladay May 14, 1977-November 7, 2017. We will never forget you. A great star during his career makes him a great star for life. Everybody misses you.

[@OrdinaryBeastYT]

This man gave me some incredible memories as a Phillies fan. Admired him so much as a kid. Just no words...RIP to a baseball legend

[@joseafalvel]

I'm so sad for what happened to this legend, I'll always remember these moments of him, one of the best baseball players of XXI century so far . R.I.P. Roy :(

[@sachinnair1613]

I still feel bad for galarraga

[@XXXGRAPENUTSXXX]

Sachin Nair why?

[@Nielzey]

because he got a perfect game blown by the umps with 2 outs in the 9th and there was no instant replay to save the game

[@metaldams78]

I think with the new replay rule, they should take the video to New York, review the play, and make the perfect game official.

[@novacometsxd1047]

metaldams78 next thing u know they say he’s safe😂

[@larrycopeland2413]

I think a big reason why they put replay in is because of Galarraga's (should have been perfect) game.

[@D5YouTube]

I played baseball as a second baseman but man, watching Roy Halladay made me want to become a pitcher. This hurts a lot, way too soon. RIP Doc.

[@Scottsdaleofficesteve]

Best pitcher of the 00's. Doc is a legend

[@Kasanova80085]

We miss you Doc 😢

[@JohnHarrisIV]

14 years ago TODAY!! Still one of the most popular moments in Phillies history. Keep resting Roy!!

[@tannerealing8651]

I’m a Yankees fan and through all of my years of watching baseball this is my second favorite team I’ve ever watched play

[@GenF91]

RIP Roy. You were an amazing pitcher. Thoughts and prayers are with his friends and family during this difficult time ❤️. Gone way too soon.

[@estevaomaximo8932]

Did anyone notice that Jayson Werth didnt get a single out

[@felixmendelssohn991]

He also didn't get a single hit lmao.

[@nathanhendricks1219]

I love watching the urgency the guys start playing with in about the 7th inning

[@rickynotricardo6328]

RIP Doc it was a privilege to watch you work your magic.

[@ImpulsiveWandering]

i thought the unwritten rule of baseball is to never mention the 'perfect game' while the game is still in progress. that has been a superstitious thing about the sport for a while, but the announcer decided to mention it with 1 out remaining...

[@wolvesinthehills]

yeah, i was wondering about that too. i'm superstitious so i don't even do it with no-hitters.

[@rutgers2825]

in this day of media, unfortunately that rule was erased from the unwritten rule book. Back in the day, the announcers wouldn't dare mention the words "perfect game" or even "no-hitter" until the final 0 was put on the scoreboard.

[@defjamluigi]

Impulsive Wandering The 'no mentioning a perfect game/no hitter' rule has always applied to the dugout. And even then, it's been broken before (David Cone mentioned it to David Wells when Wells was pitching a perfect game). When Vin Scully called Sandy Koufax's perfect game he led off the 9th by mentioning he had a perfect game through 8 innings.

[@Kody2277]

More like , not to so it to the pitcher

[@PlutoTheSecond]

+Impulsive Wandering I've seen Randy Johnson's perfect game, during which Skip Caray mentioned that the hits by both teams (or lack thereof in the case of a perfect game) is displayed on the scoreboard for everyone to see. So what's the harm if the announcer mentions something to the home audience that everyone in the stadium already knows?

[@PicoRiveraCalifornia]

Miss the FLORIDA Marlins and how good they were.

[@leilag8496]

We'll never forget ya Roy

[@NYI8911]

Absolute legend taken too soon. Arguably the best pitcher in Bluejays history and glad I can say I have got to see him pitch live. RIP Doc

[@JORDAN96BULLS]

Happy birthday king

[@spinner9057]

Roy Halladay, I believe, is the only pitcher in major league history to have a perfect game in the regular season and no-hitter in the playoffs, both during the same season.

[@PatrickCoyle23]

I’ll never forget seeing this 😊

[@MasonAveKid437]

So sad he passed away. But this special day always makes me smile.

[@Allison-ti5vv]

I went to high school with him. He is a legend at Arvada west high school and in Arvada.

[@danielcosta1488]

Unbelievable still get chills watching this

[@lpfan23]

Rest In Peace Doc!!! One of the best pitchers I've ever seen, glad I got to see him pitch against my Marlins multiple times here against Josh Johnson. I loved those duels (specially this one)

[@kudosayala4943]

He threw this on my 14th bday I was so fucken stoked :')

[@Gmoney2dope]

so thankful I got to experience this game in person with my dad. amazing memory. RIP Roy

[@johndreyer9730]

I watched this game live, lived in Philadelphia all my life, this was my all time favorite era and team. I'm 39

[@francislewis2383]

Never gets old. Watching this.

[@galactic904]

RIP Roy Halladay, my family has so many crazy memories. I'm so sad right now and got stunned when my son told me the news

[@chriscab4706]

R.I.P. Philly will always love and remember Doc as a brother. Thank-you for the World Series 08. Farewell Doc we will never forget you.

[@Nicolasmondragon707]

Chris Cab He wasn't on that world series team. He didn't join the Phillies until 2010

[@klip002]

R.I.P Roy❤️❤️❤️ From a dedicated Phillies fan- Halladay was my favorite player ever!! He did so much for us. To see him go breaks my heart. Such a good guy doesn’t deserve this. Anyway, rest well in heaven. ❤️❤️❤️❤️👆👆👆

[@QuietDriver97]

Watched it live from start to finish. 6th grade was awesome the next day.

[@primemelon9496]

RIP Doc. You'll never be forgotten.

[@acemoney7222]

Was watching this whe I was young anytime Cole or Roy pitched I was glued to the TV they were magicians man Roy Holliday was the best pitcher Philly ever had this was the greatest reagular season pitching performance I have ever watched and that's a bold statement I know but Roy was a different bread a true wor horse may his soul live on

[@lazerlazer]

We live in eastern PA but since my mother is from Chicago, we used to go quite often to visit. First by train, then prop plane. The FIRST game I ever saw was at Wrigley Field and it was a no hitter by Ferguson Jenkins. The one thing I remember so well was my father (OBM) being so disappointed because HE DID NOT HAVE A SINGLE STRIKE OUT and he only maintained his no hitter because of the MANY great defensive plays. But hey, for my first game not bad seeing a no-hitter.

[@chucknight]

That's the beauty of baseball! It's well and truly a team sport, especially when we're talking no hitters and perfect games. The pitcher has to be on point for sure, but the rest of the team has to be up to scratch as well.

[@lazerlazer]

Thanks for responding. I have a short story to tell you. Believe it or not, between the 9th and 10th grades, a recently retired Saint Louis Cardinals pitching coach decided he would spend his time watching a group of kids (over 200) where we lived. It was a much more serious as well as organized ball for "Teeners" and it was called Big Leagues'. He talked to my father because he thought I had a lot of potential. Around this time (of course) I developed a serious phobia of getting hit in the face with the ball off a bat. I guess I was ahead of my time because in just the last thee years, I have seen a ton of MLB pictures drop like a piece of lead after being hit. They can usually shake it off though.

[@chucknight]

There's a video somewhere on KZbin that's a compilation of people getting hit and it's absolutely terrifying. But thankfully, as you said, most are able to shake it off! That's really cool though! And too bad you developed this phobia...maybe we all could have been watching clips of you on MLB's channel instead haha

[@timkeen2273]

Miss you Doc

[@jasonherr8041]

We'll miss you Roy. I can't believe you're gone. We love you Roy. I know you're flying high today.

[@ingenito919]

Growing up as a Mets fan, I've always hated the Phillies (especially Utley) but watching Roy Halladay as an 11 year old that season was something really special. Not only was he a great pitcher, he was consistent and very classy. Very similar to the way Tom Seaver and Sandy Koufax was. As much as he dominated the Mets that season, I couldn't complain because he was awesome. I always rooted for Roy. I was very devastated when he passed away.

[@jackson5116]

This game, right here is the clear defining difference between him and Adam Wainwright. People keep saying Wainwright's numbers are similar to Halladay, but Roy threw a PERFECT GAME, as well as a playoff no-hitter, neither of which did Wainwright do.

[@671SportsNetwork]

Can't believe you're gone Roy... thanks for all the memories. You will be missed.

[@bigrobcole2898]

RIP Roy Halladay ❤😔

[@JamesSmith-su1kw]

This was was on my 13th birthday. I'll never forget this moment for the rest of my life. RIP Roy.

[@Godlye]

Rip to a GOAT 🐐

[@user-rg2ng4yx7y]

This is beautiful. So many close plays. A half a foot more one way and it's a hit. Hanley is a half a foot quicker and he gets an infield hit. The ump decides to call a borderline 3-2 pitch a ball and it's gone. This is why baseball is the best sport in the world.

[@IamJdTrent]

He'd be SO much more remembered if he'd not spent his prime in Toronto. Another guy on my "All-Time favorite" team.

[@josiahblodget8343]

I was 15 when this game happened. What I remeber was the local newspapers celebrating this moment. During this time the Flyers were in the Stanley Cup Finals. A few months later in September my history teacher told us he was at that game. He died of cancer last year. He loved Philly sports. He was a huge Phillies fan. R.I.P Halladay and R.I.P Mr.Arlen.

[@the14thdalailama75]

RIP to an amazing guy and player

[@trouthuang1959]

Thank you Roy for all the memories. Rest in peace.

[@paulcbarrera]

a true artist. rest in peace.

[@GNHawkBA23]

Thank you for all of the memories, Doc!

[@johnaustin9192]

I remember watching the flyers playoffs and the last 3 outs had a split screen of the phillies and flyers game

[@Dcurc2257]

Ump did incredibly. Every one of those pitches in this vid were strikes

[@sethmathers2030]

As a Jays fan I never saw him pitch in person. I wish I would have. As I hear more about him it would have been great to meet him. You'll be missed Roy.

[@um52]

Possibly the most dominant pitcher during his career, just an amazing, amazing pitcher. Even more impressive was that he didn't take steroids or peds.

[@rydawg26]

Rip Roy, always one of my favorite pitchers

[@vias70]

Now that pitching performance was a beautiful thing.

[@leafs34]

RIP Doc Toronto still loves you.

[@WTKILLER123]

Rip my favorite baseball player growing up

[@psychothof]

Lotta people forget that this happened the same day the Flyers were in game one of the Stanley Cup Finals in Chicago. I'm a die hard Philly sports fan and we cut away from the FINALS to watch Halladay. Woulda been awesome if the Flyers win game 1 but still a night we'll never forget

[@mattgroves593]

I remember not knowing which game to watch so every commercial we would change the channel

[@brianchua4240]

Gone waaaay too soon :( RIP Roy Halladay. Heartbroken

[@mikeklietz730]

God this really hurts. R.I.P. Doc

[@MrSEANCARPENTER1]

Rest in peace,Doc

[@andrewmartinez9158]

Rest In Peace, Roy.

[@moveitsjosh]

I was living in Easton at the time, this was the first perfect game I ever watched from the first pitch to the last. Halladay was so amazing.

[@brandonweed9250]

I'm from Easton too and I went to this game

[@koser6665]

Rest In Peace Roy Halladay

[@thedisabledchef2159]

Even Marlins fans tipped a hat that night! #20 Perfect Game Pitched! A Feather not many have perched. PIP MR. Halladay

[@Sadiqi]

Hear after Michael Lorenzen's no hitter... Remembering the legend!!!!

[@dplove1719]

RIP Doc I could watch this all day.Thx for coming out Marlins lol. Great throw to get Maybin btw

[@bbarnhardt22]

Rip Roy Halladay, You will be missed by so many.

[@graffix345]

RIP to Halladay. One of the best pitchers to watch!

[@GRONKOSAURUS]

Should be in Hall of Fame. Time will tell...

[@benr41kil]

Only if he retired with the Phillies...

[@SDJ99able]

benr41 FUCK NO. HE WAS A JAY AND DESERVED TO RETIRE A JAY. ROY FOR LIFE.

[@SDJ99able]

benr41 I was not going apeshit i was just saying his career with the jays were just as good to make him an Hall of famer anyways. He will be an HOF and will be as a Blue Jay. And damn that sentence was horrible, is English your first language?

[@IceWarrior101]

A Rebel Without A Clue e Wow you are clearly uneducated. Probably one of those Americans that think America is the only country on the planet. English is not the first language of many nations dude read a book.

[@SDJ99able]

IceWarrior101 What? Are you saying that Roy should'nt retire as a Jay? That would ironic seeing that Canadian flag as your avatar. It was a question, i never said English was the first language of every nation. It isnt for me; Get a clue before you talk shit dumby.

[@ABCDjjw]

Gonna miss you, Doc. RIP.

[@oozman72]

RIP, Doc! God bless, God speed!

[@MrDufDaddy]

Today is a sad day. RIP Roy.

[@flaccidwhitecoat]

God Bless Roy Halladay, R.I.P. to one one of the greatest pitchers of the 21st century