Brewers Win, Pannone Throws Perfect Game | Milwaukee Brewers News

0:00On September 8th, so the brewers pulled off a comeback win against the Cubs on Monday, a tight 4-3 victory. Jackson Churrio and Lewis Lara were the MVP's on the field, making some big plays both offensively and defensively to seal the deal. Abner Urbe got the win, and Trevor McGill closed it out for the save. Meanwhile, while all that was going down in the majors, their triple A pitcher Thomas Pannon was busy making history. He threw a perfect game for the Nashville sounds, which is a huge deal. This is only the third perfect game in the sounds history, and one of just five nine inning perfect games ever in the international league. Pannon, who was 32 years old, has been around the block a bit, spending time with several organizations before landing with the brewers. He's only seen major league action with the Blue Jays and the brewers, playing in 51 games total. His best year was with Toronto, where he pitched 73 innings and struck out 69 batters. This season in triple A, Pannon has been solid, racking up 82 strikeouts in over 95 innings.

1:05He's got a 4.23 earned run average, and a 1.22 walks plus hits per inning pitched. This perfect game is definitely a highlight, putting him in some elite company. The brewers organization gave him a shout out on social media, congratulating him on this incredible achievement. It's always great to see players, especially those grinding in the minors, reach milestones like this. It just goes to show the dedication and skill that goes into every level of the game. You've been listening to Milwaukee Brewers News today, AI-powered team coverage.