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Santana throws the first no-hitter in Mets history against the Cardinals! This Cards fan sends well-deserved congrats!
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I don't like the Mets, but congrats to Johan and the Mets. FANTASTIC job for sure. Long time coming.
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I don't like the Mets, but congrats to Johan and the Mets. FANTASTIC job for sure. Long time coming.
You don't like the Mets??
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Finally! Been waiting a few decades to see this one happen...
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http://stlouis.cardinals.mlb.com/mlb...b_1&mode=video


Well this link doesn't get you there, but gets you on the way to it. Eventually you can click video, then click a down arrow to get more choices...

The umpire didn't spin, he had a good chance to see it. The ball hits the foul line beyond the third base bag, on the line. One of the announcers said "where it goes over the bag", which is incorrect. Had the ball first bounced somewhere, then that would be correct. But here it was on the fly. From looking at the box score I didn't see an ejection. The umpire blew the call. Even though I'm a Cardinal fan, I like the no replay aspect of this aspect of the game, I'm accepting of Santana getting a no hitter for his effort tonight.

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Congratulations to Johan. He gave me a lot of thrills pitching for the Twins, couldn't happen to a nicer guy. I wonder what Bill Smith the former Twins GM who traded Santana for a bag of rock is thinking about tonight.
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Well I just read that Beltran hit a ball that third base umpire Adrian Johnson called foul as he spun away from the ball, the replay shows the ball kicking up the foul line chalk after it past third base... I couldn't find a video link, would like to see it, though. Still a great outing for Santana.

Attendance was around 27k I think, lots of empty seats. No doubt a bunch of folks had tickets and didn't go.
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Well I just read that Beltran hit a ball that third base umpire Adrian Johnson called foul as he spun away from the ball, the replay shows the ball kicking up the foul line chalk after it past third base... I couldn't find a video link, would like to see it, though. Still a great outing for Santana.

Attendance was around 27k I think, lots of empty seats. No doubt a bunch of folks had tickets and didn't go.
Yep, left a nice ball mark perfectly squared in the chalk. Love my ex-twinkie! Congrats!!!
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There are no stubs to this game or any Mets game and I had assumed around all of MLB or at least most.
You keep the full ticket and it is scanned as you enter.
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Well I just read that Beltran hit a ball that third base umpire Adrian Johnson called foul as he spun away from the ball, the replay shows the ball kicking up the foul line chalk after it past third base... I couldn't find a video link, would like to see it, though. Still a great outing for Santana.

Attendance was around 27k I think, lots of empty seats. No doubt a bunch of folks had tickets and didn't go.
They are not drawing very well this year and 27K is about an average crowd.
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No doubt a bunch of folks had tickets and didn't go.
Unfortunately, I'm in that category. But as a season ticket holder, I have tickets to every Mets game, and it's not like I go to each and every one.

From a collecting standpoint, you guys might like to know that in an Ebay auction that ended at 10.18pm last night, one season ticket from the game, described as "mint unused," sold for $178.59 (Ebay item number 221039772073; 21 bids from 10 bidders).
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From a collecting standpoint, you guys might like to know that in an Ebay auction that ended at 10.18pm last night, one season ticket from the game, described as "mint unused," sold for $178.59 (Ebay item number 221039772073; 21 bids from 10 bidders).
We always use e tickets for games and keep the season tix pristine. I plan on framing one ticket with a cut out box score and the inside photo from the Times. Glad it wasn't one of the season tickets with Wagner or Hampton or Glavine. Ojeda is fine by me.
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We always use e tickets for games and keep the season tix pristine.
I actually "use" my hard tickets but when I go to a game they're in a top loader so I don't have to worry about condition - they scan just as well in the holder as if they were "raw."

I wonder if those with access to "print at home" tickets can print them out after the fact.

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From a collecting standpoint, you guys might like to know that in an Ebay auction that ended at 10.18pm last night, one season ticket from the game, described as "mint unused," sold for $178.59 (Ebay item number 221039772073; 21 bids from 10 bidders).
As reported by mcgwirecom (Randall Hahn) in the "Teams negotiate to get back homerun balls" thread, somebody actually paid $499.99 for one (Ebay item number 180897612084, auction ended 6/2/12 at 07:00:04 PDT via "Buy It Now": link)! I'm sure this was an extreme example, caused by hysteria/enthusiasm/emotion, since the purchase was made maybe 12 hours or so after the final out, but still, the fact is that someone did pay $500 for a ticket (presuming the buyer doesn't try to back out of the deal).

Anyway, for the record - and for the benefit of those don't have a spare $500 lying around the house (as well as for the benefit of those who do have a spare $500 lying around the house but can think of more 'substantial' memorabilia to spend it on) - I've attached a scan of one of my tickets from the game.
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Congrats from another Yankee fan here. Mets fans have waited a long time, glad it was a home game...
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Believe it or not I was going back and forth watching whaling wars and The mets and Yankees game!
I taped Whale Wars and watched every minute of the game.
btw - The Japanese get their butts kicked this year by the Sea Shepherd and fled the Southern Ocean way below their kill quota.
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After a major shoulder injury and lots of rehab - very rewarding for him.

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I merged 2 threads that were started at the same time on the same thing. Congrats to the pitcher.
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Who cares? He issued 5 walks. How many guys gave up 1 hit and no walks or 2 hits and 1 walks, etc., etc. and got no credit..............?
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Congrats... been a Cardinals fan since 1963. Mr. Santana deserves congratulations. Well done, even if it was against the World Champions.
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As a die hard Yankees fan and a Met Hater I always give credit where credit is due. He looked a little tired at the end went 3-0 and came back and struck his last batter out! Phil lighten up a little and give the man some credit . Surgery,rehab, that still is great in my book! congrats!
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As a die hard Mets fan since 1971 I am so pumped. I never thought it was going to happen!
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No hitting the Cards.......awesome!!!
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congrats to joann...i haven't seen any highlights yet...but he is definitely deserving and one of the best pitchers in the game...when he is healthy!
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Who cares? He issued 5 walks. How many guys gave up 1 hit and no walks or 2 hits and 1 walks, etc., etc. and got no credit..............?
Still bitter after 1986?

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Geez. For a bunch of guys that wax poetic about the glory days of baseball when there was no replay and pitchers finished their games regardless of pitch counts, you sure bring out the torches quickly. How many other no hitters and other accomplishments wouldn't count if we had the technology and scrutiny we have now? Don't think any of Ruth's home runs could have been on the wrong side of the foul pole? Don't think WaJo or Matty ever benefitted from a call? C'mon. The reason we love this game is because it is human and subject to interpretation and wouldn't work if it was any other way.
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Josh...nicely stated!
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He still has a beast of a changeup.
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Geez. For a bunch of guys that wax poetic about the glory days of baseball when there was no replay and pitchers finished their games regardless of pitch counts, you sure bring out the torches quickly. How many other no hitters and other accomplishments wouldn't count if we had the technology and scrutiny we have now? Don't think any of Ruth's home runs could have been on the wrong side of the foul pole? Don't think WaJo or Matty ever benefitted from a call? C'mon. The reason we love this game is because it is human and subject to interpretation and wouldn't work if it was any other way.
+1...Exactly what I was thinking reading the negative comments.
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Threads like this are WAAAAAAAY better than the literally endless T206 threads so I dont have a problem with them, if you dont want to read about it dont click on the clearly identified thread title

To the game.....

At least he didn't ruin history like the Umpire in the Galarraga perfect game. We take Umpires for granted, their job is incredibly tough and I am constantly amazed at how often they are right! Nobody will remember the "hit" over time but his name will be in history books forever and I dont have a problem with that either.
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Geez. For a bunch of guys that wax poetic about the glory days of baseball when there was no replay and pitchers finished their games regardless of pitch counts, you sure bring out the torches quickly. How many other no hitters and other accomplishments wouldn't count if we had the technology and scrutiny we have now? Don't think any of Ruth's home runs could have been on the wrong side of the foul pole? Don't think WaJo or Matty ever benefitted from a call? C'mon. The reason we love this game is because it is human and subject to interpretation and wouldn't work if it was any other way.
Couldn't agree more
For those who say it isn't a real no hitter, I believe you couldn't be more wrong.
I don't see anyone taking away the Royals championship in 1985 because of a bad call.

If anyone thinks there weren't controversial calls before TV than their just fooling themselves. Now add slow mo instant replay from many camara angles.

I'll go as far as to say that the umpires of today are better then any previous generation.

Congratulations to all Met fans. Gooden, Cone, Ryan, Seaver all pitched no no's after leaving the Mets. Now they have of their own.
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Interesting that Bob Ojeda's on the ticket.. As an Indians fan, I generally remember him for one thing..

Can anyone else spot the "unfortunate" choice of words on Bob's Wikipedia page...

"Ojeda is best remembered as an anchor in the 1986 World Series Champion New York Mets starting rotation, and for being the lone survivor of a March 22, 1993 boating accident that killed fellow Cleveland Indians pitchers Steve Olin and Tim Crews"
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