Thin red line. Rockland County, NY.
HOLLA.
So that fan who ran onto the field after Johan Santana’s no-hitter last night and who got tackled by security? Turns out he was wearing a vintage Gary Carter jersey and made it all the way into the Mets’ huddle, whooping it up before being taken down.
DTB
HAHAHAHAHAHAHA BEST
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Oh my God that fucking leg cramp last night.
“Wow, dad, President Obama wasn’t kidding about your ridic socks!”
— GEORGE W. BUSH
“Hey listen George, thanks for coming. Could you do me a solid? Would you mind telling your Republican friends that I finished fighting the wars you started and that yes, I’m still trying to undo the economic damage wrought by your dizzyingly daft dependence on tax breaks for the rich? I know you don’t think Mitt Romney’s a real conservative anyway. Oh also tell your dad he’s got some ridiculous socks. Trust me on that. Kthxbai.”
In five days, (if) his arm’s botherin’ him, I’m not gonna feel very good. —
New York Mets manager TERRY COLLINS, during a press conference following Johan Santana’s no-hitter.
Santana, who returned this season following arm surgery and who is under strict pitch count guidelines, threw more than 130 pitches.
I don’t even think I’ve thrown a no-hitter in video games. —
JOHAN SANTANA, asked if he’s ever thrown a no-hitter at any level prior to the major leagues.
Heh.
I’m happy for you guys. (Points to Mets fans.) Finally — the first one! —
New York Mets starting pitcher JOHAN SANTANA, after throwing the first no-hitter in the team’s 8,020-game history.
Athletes who put the fans first: awesome.
TOP: Johan Santana is smothered by his teammates, celebrating his no-hitter.
BOTTOM: Mets fan who ran onto field is smothered by Citi Field security, trying to celebrate Johan’s no-hitter.