Longtime Mets Announcers Howie Rose and Gary Cohen Bask in Franchise's First No-Hitter
It’s a post 50 years in the making!
Last night, Johan Santana tossed himself into the record books as the first New York Mets pitcher to throw a no-hitter. It was an 8-0 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals.
In their 51st season and with more than 8,000 games under their collective belts, the Mets finally got their elusive “no-no.”
The dramatic event was not lost on Howie Rose, who called the game on WFAN. During an extended post-game celebration, Rose invited former boothmate Gary Cohen, who just wrapped up his work on SNY, to share his perspective as a witness to history.
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