What happened: The left-hander needed 94 pitches and struck out eight in Monday's perfect game at Durham. Nashville supplied three runs while Pannone allowed no batter to reach base.
Why it matters: The feat was the third perfect game in Nashville Sounds history. Pannone also joined a list spanning the International League's 142-year history.
By the numbers: 9 IP, 0 H, 0 BB, 8 K, 94 pitches; 27 batters faced, 27 retired.
What to watch: Pannone's next assignment will show whether the outing changes Milwaukee's September pitching plans.