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Agree with FK, Tom did say he only found out this morning when he picked up his newspaper.

Howie reading a statement from Seaver, yyybbb, always orthought it was an anomaly and happy for Org . Then something I think is wrong, "I have never met Johan personally", I remember an SNY show with Cohen interviewing Seaver and Johan together with Darling I think?

As Gary just said lost in the shuffle last night was Wright saying on the WFAN pre-game that he will not be talking extension/contract during this season...or next here it is y Matt Ehalt | Special to ESPNNewYork.com NEW YORK -- New York Mets third baseman David Wright will not discuss his contract with the team during this season or next, and will engage in contract talks only during the offseason, he told WFAN radio Friday. Wright has a $16 million team option for the 2013 season. "I think that there's too much good going on right now with this team and so many positive vibes with this team right now that it wouldn't be fair to my teammates; it wouldn't be fair to this team to do something as selfish as talk about a contract for me," Wright said. "It doesn't just affect me, it affects the guys in the clubhouse and it affects the vibe that's in the clubhouse. "Like I said, it's part of the business but in the same hand, it's selfish when I feel I'm discussing me when we should be discussing we as a team, especially the good start we've gotten off to." Wright said his previous experience signing a deal in 2006 helped lead him to this decision. He understands the difficulty of having to prepare for a game while dealing with contract talks. He stressed winning and his love for the organization, and added that the Mets did not come to him regarding putting off the talks. "I want to win and I want to win badly and this takes away from the way we prepare every day. Having other guys in this clubhouse have to answer about me, I was in this situation last year," Wright told the radio station. "I had to answer about Jose Reyes and I know the last thing I want to do some days is talk about another guy's contract. I don't want those guys to continue to have to talk about this. We have a good thing and I don't want to selfishly put me ahead of the rest of the guys in this clubhouse." Mets general manager Sandy Alderson said Tuesday that he planned to talk to Wright's agents during the season, although he didn't specifically say an offer would be made. Mets COO Jeff Wilpon said the team will let it play out and "there's no gun to anybody's head," meaning there's no rush to complete a deal. When asked about Wilpon's comments, Wright said he considers Wilpon a close friend, and that the right time will have to be the offseason to have these talks. The 29-year-old third baseman, who entered Friday night's game with a .365 average, second highest in the National League, wants to be able to help the Mets become a contender. "I've said it once, said it a million times, I love it here," Wright said. "I want to be a big reason why we get this thing turned around and headed in the right direction and, of course, I want to be a part of it. Those discussions, we'll wait into the offseason when we can kind of delve into that headfirst and not have to worry about Adam Wainwright's curveball and what's going on behind doors with the contract talk."

Didn't throw a no hitter, honestly couldn't pick him out of a line up.

Edgy DC wrote: Edgy DC wrote: Terry's gotta give him an extra day's rest before the next start. And an erotic massage for that matter. Pregame report confirms he'll be pushed back. No word on the massage. And Elvin Ramirez got hurt in the celebration. Holy crap, what a turn for him in his first day on a big league roster. Security probably didn't know who he was.

St Louis Post Dispatch had No Hitter with an asterisk, couldn't grab a url though.

Oh, no doubt on the likes of Heilman, IIRC he took one deep ......

Damn, I hope Pete Flynn got to see it.

Does Bay make that play? I think so,but probably breaks every done in his body.

Lewin has a good sense of humor ,anyway, it's his first season. Good thoughts Edgy, I actually wondered about being able to get in into the game in the later innings too.... No offense to scrub pitchers but I would not have liked to have seen a Batista throw the Mets first no-hitter, better that it was Santana.

John Cougar Lunchbucket wrote: Welcome back everyone. Please vote for your favorite Crowded House song. Hey now, hey now

metsmarathon wrote: and of course, now that the game is over, teh storms are closing in, and i'm wholly isolated from any of the postgame stuff on the tube. Johan just gave a locker room speech......damn,great night all around

MFS62 wrote: Just got home from work. Missed it. But I'm gonna' cheat and cross it off my bucket list anyhow, because I heard Howie's call. Here it is: http://deadspin.com/5915105/?utm_campaign=socialflow_deadspin_facebook&utm_source=deadspin_facebook&utm_medium=socialflow Now I'm going back to the first page of this thread and (re-)live it through all of you. Later thank you for posting that , Howie is fucking awesome

G-Fafif wrote: I continue to not believe this actually happened. No pressure on your next blog post, you have to have envisioned this day?

I know it might be a small thing as he has been in the game for years but listening to Terry and his emotion but also his sense of what was happening and it's place in Mets history, glad it was him.

metsmarathon wrote: don't mess with the johan love that one NO NO JO!

It took a no-hitter but Zvon is here........

Blow jobs for everyone....even the women, it's that kind of night

Keith Olbermann lamenting he had to leave the game in the third...glad that one of ours was there....

I'm crying ...wow

YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEES

If this happens I just wnat to say I am glad to have been here with you all, all these years.

Squeaky bum time

Gets it

John Cougar Lunchbucket wrote: F that. How awesome would it be if he sacrificed his whole career in pursuit of this goofy statistical oddity. obviously he went down the tunnel to check the CPF and is heeding your advice.