WATCH: Streamer throws a perfect game with Roy Oswalt in MVP Baseball 2005, sets the internet on fire

Sometimes the internet delivers exactly the kind of wholesome, unhinged content you didn’t know you needed, and this is one of those times. Jay Lucarelli Sports has been livestreaming his quest to pitch a perfect game with Roy Oswalt in the classic video game MVP Baseball 2005, and it turned into an absolute saga.

It took him over a WEEK to pull it off. The man was at it so long he actually started a weight loss challenge in the middle of the grind because it was dragging on that badly. But after 1,993 games… he finally reached the mountaintop.

Jay Lucarelli Sports throws a perfect game with Roy Oswalt in MVP Baseball 2005

Here is the final ending of the Roy Oswalt MVP baseball 2005 perfect game without comments, obstructing the view. Thanks to everyone that was a part of the journey. Please share and follow along for what’s next. I’ll see you all on Barstool tomorrow. pic.twitter.com/dcBLlgG5sA

— Jay Lucarelli Sports (@JayLucarellispo) August 17, 2026

The Ending Couldn’t Have Been Scripted Better

Picture the scene. It’s a Sunday night, the Monday morning trip back to the cube is staring everyone right in the face, and that’s when it finally happened. Roy Oswalt snagged a comebacker that had eyes for center field, and just like that, the perfect game was complete.

Watching that video, there’s no way your heart didn’t stop, just for a split second, when you saw that ball lined right back through the box. That’s the kind of screamer that ruins perfect games but deep down, there was never a doubt Roy Oswalt was grabbing that one to make history.

That’s how a 1,993-game odyssey ended, with the baseball going right into Roy Oswalt’s own glove. Hard not to think that it was always meant to end that way.

You couldn’t have written it better if you tried.

Impossible is nothing. Thank you to everyone who tuned into the Roy Oswalt Perfect Game marathon. It was an honor. MVP Baseball – You Changed My Life – Jay Lucarelli Sports #jaylucarellisports #mvp2005 pic.twitter.com/2IHB1s7mZO

— Jay Lucarelli Sports (@JayLucarellispo) August 17, 2026

There’s genuinely nothing like beating your favorite game, and this man conquered his after a full week of grinding. When you throw perfection after 1,993 tries, it’s truly a moment he’ll remember forever.

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