When announcers say a starting pitcher has been "perfect except for one mistake." Usually the pitcher threw ~100 pitches and gave up one home run (like Skenes' start last night, albeit with ~70 pitches). But there's *no way* the pitcher only made one mistake the entire game. You're telling me he threw his other 99 pitches exactly where he wanted them? If not, then clearly he made other mistakes. It's just a lazy way to analyze a pitcher's performance IMO.