World Series pitchers Sal Maglie and Don Larsen discuss Larsen's perfect game

The transcript covers a discussion about a baseball game, focusing on the experience of pitching a no-hitter and the emotions involved. It reflects on personal experiences, the balance between friendship and competition, and handling pressure. The conversation concludes with predictions for an upcoming series between two great teams.

What does the speaker say about realizing a no-hitter during the game?

• You only realize it after the game.

• It's just a myth that players know.

• You are aware and try to make every pitch count.

• It's impossible to know until the end.

How does the speaker feel about his relationship with Don?

• They are no longer friends.

• They have become rivals.

• Their friendship is unaffected by the game.

• They only talk during games.

What does the speaker mention about the number of balls he pitched?

• He pitched fewer balls than Don.

• He pitched the same number of balls as Don.

• He pitched more balls than Don.

• He did not pitch any balls.

What emotions does the speaker express about the game?

• Anger and frustration.

• Excitement and disbelief.

• Boredom and fatigue.

• Indifference and calmness.

What is the speaker's opinion on the upcoming series?

• It will be a boring series.

• It will be an easy win for one team.

• It will be a good series with two great teams.

• It will be a one-sided series.