GOOSEBUMPS! Every Out of Johan Santana's No-Hitter
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- 6/1/12: Relive every out of Johan Santana's no-hitter the first in New York Mets history.
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Respect to mike baxter who essentially ended his career for that catch and this moment
Then he goes on to coach Vanderbilt Baseball and help them win the College World Series. Sometimes life just works things out well
he played a few more year after that. i dont know what you mean
@@gforce97 he was never the same. The injury forced him to cut his career short he had chonic neck and back issues like Wright.
this ended Johans career too
@@charlierobles316 pretty much, yep.
Coming here after the combined no hitter and I am tearing up. Johan was such a fucking treat, I am so glad I grew up with him, god I love him so fucking much
Dude he was filthy in his prime
Dude same this popped up in my recommended today and this was around the year i started getting into baseball as a kid and its crazy seeing all these familiar faces for the first time in so long. Time really flies.
anyone else coming back to watch this after their second no hit? Gives me chills every time i watch. God i love this team
Yes
It frustrates me that I didn’t see this live when it happened since I’ve been a fan for so many years. So glad it did though. Btw please don’t take Our Lord’s Name in vain. Peace! Let’s go Mets!
@@RapidCycling07not everyone followa your silly God's rules man 😂😂
It was great to see a David Wright in his prime and a once great Ike Davis. How about Duda in the outfield? Oh the Mets. Gotta love em
Were you born this stupid or did it come on later in life?
I saw that fan at the end running onto the field 👀
he got caught hsha
Fun fact: he was my little league coach.
This game is the last time I saw a pitch count run up that high. Worth it.
Ken Ip Tim lincicum threw 149 pitches in a no hitter against the Padres
Pitch counts are stupid. Some games pitchers get locked in and go 150+ , other games they have nothing and cant even give you 30 pitches. Coaches just need to talk to the players and watch with their own eyes on how a players is feeling that day.
unfortunately it ended his career. he was never good after this start
@@frantic9125 he was already on the decline by this point.
That fan being tackled at the end is classic
He was my little league coach
@@zacharymordente
Cool
Whether you decide to call this a no hitter or not, watching Johan Santana pitch again made me feel nostalgic. Can't wait to see Degrom get his first no-hitter!
Where is what?
TL2354 I meant to say whether
Perfectly said !
Not real no hitter.
Carlos Beltran got a hit taken away in the sixth inning.
@@josecarranza7555 beltran didn't get a hit taken away. It was never ruled a hit
Several days later, the Mets' R.A. Dickey threw a one-hitter against the Rays in Tampa, and that "hit" was an error. So I guess that evened itself out for the "foul" that BUMtran hit.
BUMtran? OMG you’re so clever! How did you come up with that?
The universe tends to unfold as it should
@@TL2354 As I watched him NONCHALANTLY take Strike 3 to end the NLCS and then show zero feeling as if it was no big deal, he instantly became BUMtran!
Man this team has changed immensely over ten years. The past few weeks have been 🔥🔥🔥
I hope they continue doing it the team is looking good
one of the most beautiful no hitters ever. The amount of pitches is insane. What a perfect beauty by Santana. And thanks Baxter.
Who’s here after Diaz finished it off
This Was NOT a no hitter.....a fair ball was ruled foul... it was the most horrific call ever....
A tainted no hitter.
it was a foul ball. and it's not challengeable anyway, that's the game.
It was though
This game was on my 37th birthday...was supposed to be at it but got called into work.,.got home in time to see the last 3 outs!!!...best birthday in a while!!!...thanks for posting this!!!
Woohoo 37!
Swear man, 37 is EVERYWHERE
Congratulations. You got a bogus no-hitter for your birthday. Can I send a pic of me yawning?
here rewatching bc of the anniversary, happy birthday
I was in the arena during this game making kettle korn. After the 7th inning we shut down and stood in the stands to watch the rest of this game. It was electric and the buzz was crazy.
I'm so conflicted about this no-hitter. It's our only one so I cherish it, but it cost Mike Baxter his career and led to Santana's shoulder issues. I wish that it was a cleaner game.
"IT HAS HAPPENED!" I won't ever forget Gary Cohen's exciting words.
And what's so ironic about this, the Mets have had so many great pitchers throughout their history: Seaver, Koosman, Ryan, Matlack, Gooden, Darling, Cone, and so on. But none of them ever threw a no-hitter as a Met. But Johan Santana did!
Howie Rose also had a great call
Two Mets players who gave their bodies for that no-hitter. Mike Baxter and Johan Santana. At least Baxter didn't have the pressure in his position that Johan Santana did after this game. Poor Santana never pitched a good game again (statistically speaking).
And yesterday on 4/29/22 the Mets threw there 2nd no hitter! On the 60th anniversary of the Mets franchise pretty fuckin awesome I gotta say!!!!
A great Mets moment, but Santana was never the same after this game.
No where to.go besides a perfect after throwing the first mets no.hittter. wonder what he was thinking mentally after one of biggest achievements a pitcher can have.
It'e like a deal with the devil. I think this game haunts terry collins because Santana definitely pushed himself past his limit to achieve this no hitter.
@@w7lves it was worth it
@@hello4169As a Mets fan, I say no. He wasn't bad at all in his time with the orange and blue and it was a big loss when he got injured
@@w7lves But you gotta imagine if Collins put in one of the 7 scrubs in that 2012 Mets bullpen and immediately blew it, he'd be blamed for that forever as well. It was truly a catch-22. I'm not a fan of Collins, but he gambled and got it right
Who’s here after the 2nd no-no for the mets?
It's nice to see that MLB teams are learning to put out content online that people actually want to see. Great job.
Why am I crying on the toilet rn. LFGM
Because you’re a loser
How quickly people forget how absolutely dominant Johan was. It's too bad injuries cut his career short. He was an all-timer.
This was the same game that marked the "end" of Johan Santana's career folks, and I was there to watch it
Me too!
The medal's in the mail
Came home from Grocery Shopping, had the game DVRed, started watching as I was putting stuff away with my mother and girlfriend, about half way through the game all three of us were glued to the TV... I was so fucking nervous, but man that built up tension turned into amazing relief when it finally happened. My mom was beside herself the second half of the game, she was somehow more nervous than me.
Needless to say we all enjoyed an adult beverage afterwards, what a night.
I was very glad to live to see this me and my twin bro(rest his soul)was so so proud of this moment
That changeup was filthy all game long. 🧡💙🧡💙
I remember seeing this when i was in High School!! That was a great day.
First, DeGrom gonna get three in a row LGM
Loser
2 Mets ended their careers that night all for the love of the sport. lFGM
Who’s here after the combined no hitter
Getting emotional watching this 10 years later knowing I was at this game. Especially after we just got our 2nd no hitter
That night was amazing
Who is here after the no-hitter tonight?
Bittersweet as a Met fan. That was Santana's last "good" game, as his arm was never the same. Happy that he got it (and that the Mets finally got a no hitter), but hate that it likely prematurely ended Santana's career.
A lot of lazy balls but that stayed up just a second long enough for the Mets outfielders to make the plays. Baseball god we’re pulling for this one!
U can her ron kinda scream when johan struck out the last batter. CHILLS
That fan trying to blend in lmaooooo
Is no one going to mention that fan who is being tackled at the end 😂
Plenty of people did on here but you’re too stupid to notice
By the way, he’s my little league coach, that fan.
@@zacharymordente no one cares
This guy Santana is the Definition of a Hall Of Famer. Gives you 100%, is all HEART, Humble, Selfless, and straight up Tough. How this guy is not in the Hall is beyond me. He played for 2 of the worst teams in Baseball. God look at this game only 2 made it in life, and 1 ended up being a career ender in Wright. Murphy only one, everyone else 1-3 years in the league and gone.
Love how one of the casters pops off lol
damn its been 8 years already
Haha just came from watching the full game streamed by mlb
I’ve always wondered, is that Darling screaming “yeah!!” After Santana struck out the final batter?
Yes lol. I think it was Keith tho
51 years to get that first no hitter. Its insane how no hitters can happen. Some day the Padres will get there....maybe XD
Looks like yesterday is the Padres someday!
@@alancharles4567 what a wait it was.
@@alancharles4567 beat me to this comment
all respect to mike baxter which ended his career the play basically to keep the no hitter alive
i just realized there was a fan that ran onto the field right after the last pitch
Yupppp
Wonder why we’re all here tonight
The guy who ran on the field is my little league coach.
3:56 Gary Cohen: "HE STRUCK HIM OUT!! IT HAS HAPPENED!
Great for Santana, but he had help with some amazing defensive grabs.
A lot of luck is involved in no hitters
Every fielder touched the ball
Wow was that a bad team. Kirk, baxter, quintanilla, duda, ike,. Surprised they even gave him any run support during that game.
It's weird to look back at that team! They were actually 1 game back of the Nats for 1st place after this game (even holding one of the WC spots). They were 4.5 games back of 1st at the AS break and only a half game back of a WC spot. It was of course all a matter of the law of averages (and David Wright turning into A-Rod for half a season), but it's so cool to look back sometimes!
“Small ball”
Wow that’s something rare . Wow
Megill had 135 pitches in him
I remember pitching a no hitter back when I was in high school , it was terrifying every time a batter hits the ball I don’t know I just have an inner freak out wether it’s a fly ball in the outfield or a grounder but then they make the out
im sad to see that baseball is losing fans. i wish i had a solution to fix it. I see everything wrong with Baseball in the American League, especially on the Yankees, hence why i converted to the Mets years ago. Haven't looked back either.
Maybe DeGrom and Matz both silence a team for the 2nd and 3rd in Met's history, also thanks for the leap Baxter
He’s lucky replay wasn’t around back then
My favorite moment of this no hitter was the guy wearing the Gary Carter jersey celebrating with the team on the field
He’s my little league coach.
@@zacharymordente
Did he get banned from the stadium?
@@chrisnalina1755 He did, but not for his lifetime
@@zacharymordente
I heard that they can put you in jail for a year for going on the field.
@@chrisnalina1755 They only put him in for 2 days because he was drunk
The No-hitter that wasn’t.
FUDGE ALL.OF YOU WHO SAY THIS ISNT A NO-HITTER and a historic moment in our team's history. Umpires since the beginning of baseball time have made mistakes on calls and some umpires have lost no hitters because of umpire calls. We're one of them. It happens. It's a no-hitter in the record books to me! Thank you NOHAN!
Several days later, R.A. Dickey pitched a one-hitter against the Rays in Tampa. That hit was an error. So the Mets really do have a no-hitter. It evened out.
It was a one hitter! Why is the line up card in the hall of fame museum? That card won’t be worth peanuts!
Let's be honest
It was 1 hitter
Doesn’t count in my mind. Umpire blew call on Beltran hit.
I was so druunk there with my gf hugging security
I met him
Lol Mets still looking for their first legit real one pitcher on hitter since in this game Carlos Beltran had a hit taken away in the sixth inning.
And what team do you root for? Lol Mets don’t care about no hitters, especially with the best record in baseball
Ump-aided no-no btw
4:00 In Their 51st Season, Johan Santana Has Thrown The 1st No-Hitter In New York Mets History!
Y y
Eso no fue no hitter porque la bola que bateo Beltran por la linea de tercera fue fair no foul.
No perfect game? Johan walked someone? 🤔
As a Cardinals fan, I’ve never even been remotely impressed by Santana. He’s Jamie Garcia with slightly higher velocity. I’m glad this happened to him. Rest in piss buddy and F the Mets
Dude, your comment is pretty hilarious. 👏
LFGM
Great game but it wasn't perfect
The end of santanas career. Dude was never good or healthy after this game
IF THEIR WAS INSTANT REPLAY CARLOS BELTRAN WOULD HAVE BEEN RULED A FAIR BALL .
Damn you are salty arent you? You think johan is the only pitcher with a questionable no-hitter/perfect game? Get over yourself already
*there not their
Im a Met fan but this was a one hitter.
no it wasnt
If it was a one hitter, it wouldn’t be in the books as a no hitter.
It was NOT a not-hitter. Carlos Beltran's liner down the left field line nicked the line; so he got hosed......
I don’t know the ump said it was foul
It's in the books as a no-hitter, so it counts
@@justaguy2648 WE HAVVE EYES ITS ONE TAPE!!!!!!... its a hit..
@@mlilien NO IT DOES NOT !..i want a real no hitter.. or better yet a perfecto...
Marc Touss I was joking bud lol
Well this announcer is pretty dumb. On multiple occasions he mentions the no hitter. You just don’t do that
It didn't jinx him.
Lol you idiot
Announcers can mention it. The players themselves are not supposed to mention it. There’s nothing about the announcers not mentioning it.
Spoken like someone who's NEVER seen any other no hitter but Santanas
Fake no hitter
Explain
This was NOT a no hitter! Beltran's liner to left hit the chalk.....Beltran was robbed/hosed
It WAS/IS a no hitter because the umpires ruled that ball foul. It is rightfully in the books as a no hitter. End of story. You play the shoulda/woulda/coulda game, everyone’s gonna have a gripe.
Get over yourself already, santanas not the first or last no-hitter that you can argue wasnt a no-hitter, all youre doing is coming off as a salty loser
@@nathandixon2048 LOL MLB literally recognizes it as a no hitter, so you’re the only one here coming off as a “salty loser.”
1 hitter.. im sorry.. but as a met fan i cant accept this as a no hitter..
Ah a rare voice of reason, for all of these other dolts it's see no evil hear no evil. Good to see a fan with some integrity!
look at it again dude or give in your Mets jersey to the near sports store
@@gforce97 ive looked at it a million times... just be real about it.. stop drinking the kool aid..
Keep fooling yourselves, not a no-hitter and never will be and you know it. A blind ump gives Santana a no-hitter while another takes one away from Galarraga, we know the truth !
both were no hitters
@@gforce97 Baloney, and you know it
The umpires are the officiating crew and what they say, goes...unless overturned by MLB. You can ignore reality all you’d like, but it’ll still be here and we’ll all still be living in it.
@@metfan099 Whatever floats your boat
Ignorance is bliss
@@joeambrose3260 ignorance on your part. You’re literally making up a ruling because of how YOU feel. Facts over feelings, my friend.
Sorry to all, but it really was a one hitter. TYPICAL Mets!
not its not, look at it again