Streamer Finally Gets Perfect Game in MVP Baseball 2005 After Nearly 2,000 Consecutive Attempts
TikTok streamer Jay Lucarelli successfully achieved a perfect game in MVP Baseball 2005 after nearly 2,000 consecutive attempts over the course of one week. The feat was accomplished on attempt number 1,993, representing an extraordinary display of persistence and gaming skill.
The challenge involved pitching a perfect game as retired Houston Astros pitcher Roy Oswalt in the classic baseball simulation. MVP Baseball 2005 holds historical significance as the final baseball simulation ever developed by EA Sports before the publisher discontinued the series.
The perfect game concluded on a dramatic final out: Lucarelli threw a down-and-in slider to then-Boston Red Sox catcher Doug Mirabelli, who made solid contact with a line drive that traveled directly back to the mound as a comebacker to Oswalt. The infielder recorded the final out needed to complete the perfect game, capping off the week-long challenge that Lucarelli documented on his TikTok platform for his audience.