Before Jason examines today’s not-quite-a-win in the series finale, I wanted to direct your attention to a piece I wrote on the Huffington Post in which a Mets fan’s sportsmanlike joy for the no-hitters of others morphs into full-out reveling over one of his own. You can read it here if you don’t mind being reminded of the First No-Hitter in New York Mets History just a little more.
 
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Kudos Greg – very nice!
Nice work! I can’t stop watching the “All 27 outs” video myself.
That’s a 27-pronged thing of beauty.
Very nice article to share with those members of the human race who don’t share our affliction or creed. I know a Yankee fan who’s actually functionally literate, I’m going to send him the link, and he’s going to get it.