please explain a perfect game?

Ok I know what a No Hitter is but isnt that what the White Sox pitcher did. Throw a no hitter? I mean that happens almost every year but people are calling this a Perfect Game. Can somebody please explain the difference between a no hitter and a perfect game.

perfect game that not only did you allow no hit but you faced the minimum ammount of batter which is 27 for an entire game(9 innings * 3 outs each inning)and you also did not walk a batter, hit a batter, have a runner get on from a dropped 3rd stirck, ect. basically means no hits and no one got on base. no hitters happen every year but most of the time there is atleast a walk, a hit batter or something. for example mark berhlre's first no hitter he allowed 1 walk there therefore it's just a no hitter this time it a perfect game cause he didn't let a hit or a base runner

Yeah what he said. Its 3-up 3-down every inning without anyone getting on base.

no opposing player at bat has touched first base during the entire game.

perfect game that not only did you allow no hit but you faced the minimum ammount of batter which is 27 for an entire game(9 innings * 3 outs each inning)and you also did not walk a batter, hit a batter, have a runner get on from a dropped 3rd stirck, ect. basically means no hits and no one got on base. no hitters happen every year but most of the time there is atleast a walk, a hit batter or something. for example mark berhlre's first no hitter he allowed 1 walk there therefore it's just a no hitter this time it a perfect game cause he didn't let a hit or a base runner

Ragashahs

yeah exaclty what he said. I like how it was the same umpire when burhle pitched a no hitter last year.

[QUOTE="Ragashahs"]

perfect game that not only did you allow no hit but you faced the minimum ammount of batter which is 27 for an entire game(9 innings * 3 outs each inning)and you also did not walk a batter, hit a batter, have a runner get on from a dropped 3rd stirck, ect. basically means no hits and no one got on base. no hitters happen every year but most of the time there is atleast a walk, a hit batter or something. for example mark berhlre's first no hitter he allowed 1 walk there therefore it's just a no hitter this time it a perfect game cause he didn't let a hit or a base runner

flowersjf

[QUOTE="flowersjf"][QUOTE="Ragashahs"]

perfect game that not only did you allow no hit but you faced the minimum ammount of batter which is 27 for an entire game(9 innings * 3 outs each inning)and you also did not walk a batter, hit a batter, have a runner get on from a dropped 3rd stirck, ect. basically means no hits and no one got on base. no hitters happen every year but most of the time there is atleast a walk, a hit batter or something. for example mark berhlre's first no hitter he allowed 1 walk there therefore it's just a no hitter this time it a perfect game cause he didn't let a hit or a base runner

blackngold29

[QUOTE="flowersjf"][QUOTE="Ragashahs"]

perfect game that not only did you allow no hit but you faced the minimum ammount of batter which is 27 for an entire game(9 innings * 3 outs each inning)and you also did not walk a batter, hit a batter, have a runner get on from a dropped 3rd stirck, ect. basically means no hits and no one got on base. no hitters happen every year but most of the time there is atleast a walk, a hit batter or something. for example mark berhlre's first no hitter he allowed 1 walk there therefore it's just a no hitter this time it a perfect game cause he didn't let a hit or a base runner

blackngold29

What the others have said, no base runners (hit batter, walks), including no errors. So 27 up 27 down for the game. 3 up 3 down each inning.