Pannone Throws Perfect Game for Sounds | Milwaukee Brewers News

Thomas Pannone, a 32-year-old pitcher for the Nashville Sounds, tossed a historic perfect game on Labor Day — retiring all 27 batters in just nine innings with only 94 pitches. His gem, the fifth ever in International League history and the first since 2011, also marked his third perfect game with the Sounds. Despite a rocky past season and a torn tendon that sidelined him, Pannone struck out eight and walked none, showcasing elite control. The Sounds won 3-0, thanks in part to shortstop Eduardo Garcia, who capped the perfect game with a clutch final out, then blasted a homer and drove in the first run. With prospects lining up against him, Pannone’s performance was even more stunning — proving that sometimes, the most unexpected days yield unforgettable moments.

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