SHARE: Where Were You for Matt Cain's Perfect Game?

I didn't know a historical moment was in the making at AT&T Park until the last out of the ninth inning of Wednesday's perfect game.

I was at working on my Patch stories and eavesdropping on a couple who was on their first date. A little before the coffeeshop closed at 10 p.m., I picked up my belongings and went over to catch the tail-end of trivia night at .

Suzanne Vega's "Tom's Dinner" played on the speakers as part of round three. As I approached the bar, instead of the television showing the customary trivia images, the San Francisco Giants were on.

I'm a baseball fan. I grew up with the New York Mets and watched when Pitcher Johan Santana threw a no-hitter on June 1, 2012. I cheered and cried.

So when I walked in and saw the scoreboard, my first thought was "wow, another no-hitter!" A guy standing to my left corrected me. "No, it's even better than that."

I understood.

And while Matt Cain pitched a phenomenal game, 14 strikeouts, "27-up, 27-down,"—that's three batters for nine innings for those who don't follow baseball—it's a team effort.

Giants Manager Bruce Bochy put in in late innings and now he's part of the win too!

So Mountain View, did you watch history in action? Share!

Have you ever seen a perfect game before? What did you think? Tell us in the comments!