No Hitter

Fan holds a sign thanking Johan Santana one day after the Mets' penultimate game of the 2008 season. (Photo by Al Bello/Getty Images)

Coleman: Warrior, Fiercest Of Competitors — That’s How I’ll Remember Santana

So this is how the Johan Santana era ends for the Mets. Not with a bang, not with a whimper, but with yet another injury announcement.

2013/03/29

Stony Brook’s Frankie Vanderka Throws No-Hitter At Fordham

Frankie Vanderka pitched a couple of extra innings for his second career no-hitter.

2013/03/11

Johan Santana (credit: Patrick McDermott/Getty Images)

More Mets History For Santana, But This Time It’s Nothing To Celebrate

Johan Santana gave up his fifth grand slam as a Met on Friday, which according to Elias, broke a tie with Ron Taylor, Tug McGraw, Al Leiter and Armando Benitez for the most allowed in club history.

2012/08/20

Johan Santana Receives Key To The City From Bloomberg Prior To Subway-Series Opener

Prior to the opener of the second round of the Subway Series on Friday night, the four-time All-Star was presented with a key to New York City by Mayor Michael Bloomberg at Citi Field.

2012/06/22

Mets’ Collins Expects Decision On R.A. Dickey No-No Appeal Friday

The Mets waited until the 8,020th game in franchise history for their first no-hitter. Now, 11 games later, New York hopes MLB will hand them another one.

2012/06/14

Mets’ R.A. Dickey Not Sure He’d Welcome ‘Asterisk’ No-Hitter

Dickey, who characterized the Mets’ appeal as a “Hail Mary,” didn’t sound all too positive that he’d welcome the unlikely ruling.

2012/06/14

B&C Morning Show: Mets Plan To Profit From Johan’s ‘No-No’

When Craig shared his disapproval of the Mets continued attempts to profit off of Johan Santana’s no-hitter – the franchises first ever ‘no-no’ – Boomer chimed in and called the whole hoopla surrounding the feat ‘overblown.’

WFAN–2012/06/12

Mike Baxter leaves the field after crashing into the wall. (credit: Mike Stobe/Getty Images)

Injury Breakdown: Examining SC Joint Of Mets’ Heroic Mike Baxter

The Mets expect the injury to take about six weeks to heal. Naturally, though, as is generally the case with sports injuries, the expected recovery time does not generally translate to a return to full competition.

2012/06/07

‘No-No’ Issues For Johan Santana After Bullpen; Mets Ace Ready For Start In Subway Series

There should be some serious juice for this year’s Subway Series. And Johan Santana will just add to the excitement when he takes the mound Friday night.

2012/06/06

Johan Santana (Photo by Mike Stobe/Getty Images)

Good-Luck Charm: Mets Draft Pick Gavin Cecchin Was At Johan Santana’s No-Hitter

Gavin Cecchini went to New York for a pre-draft workout and wound up a witness to one of the greatest nights in Mets history.

2012/06/05

Seinfeld And The Schmoozer: ‘Jerry From Queens’ Talks Mets Magic On WFAN

It has become an annual rite of spring-slash-summer. Comedian Jerry Seinfeld and WFAN host Steve Somers, talking Mets baseball. Only there was something different about this year’s chat.

2012/06/05

Johan Santana #57 of the New York Mets looks on in the third inning against the New York Yankees on June 20, 2010 at Yankee Stadium. (Photo by Jim McIsaac/Getty Images)

Mets’ Santana To Make Next Start At Yankee Stadium

Mets ace Johan Santana will get two extra days of rest after his no-hitter.

2012/06/04

Johan Santana (credit: Mike Stobe/Getty Images)

Burns: For Santana’s No-No, Howie Rose And Gary Cohen The Perfect 1-2 Punch

Long before they ever met, Howie Rose and Gary Cohen could well have heard each other cheering, as they roared along with the crowd.

2012/06/04

Johan Santana (Photo by Chris Trotman/Getty Images)

Mets Shuffle Rotation; Johan Santana Gets Extra Day Of Rest After No-Hitter

The Mets shuffled their rotation following Johan Santana’s no-hitter and recalled infielder Josh Satin from Triple-A Buffalo on Sunday to replace injured outfielder Mike Baxter on the roster.

2012/06/04

Palladino: Santana No-Hitter Is Sign Of Things To Come

It’s a good thing that end of the world thing never happened last year. Otherwise, we wouldn’t have been around to see Johan Santana throw the first no-hitter in Mets history.

2012/06/04

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