Marlins’ pitcher Nate Robinson gives us our 7,721st New York Mets games with no #nohitter
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Sometimes when the pitcher breaks it up you think to yourself the Mets will never get a no hitter hahahaha and it was so weird how Takahashi imploded right after giving up that 2 out hit in the 3rd and when he retired the first 8 batters i was impressed but of course i wasn’t thinking about a perfect game