Aaron Nola strikes out TEN straight Mets! (Ties Tom Seaver's MLB record)

Aaron Nola went on a tear during Friday's game with the Mets.
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[@miamidolphinsfan]

That was masterful pitching ! Good for him !! Congrats Nola.

[@JohnJones-ej1ux]

He'll win a cy young Carlton lefty'82

[@duggiestone]

With no sticky stuff…

[@greenroommf]

Can I see where you saw that?

[@jamesmilligan4592]

@@greenroommf look at his screen name Rocky🤪

[@AnimeBronx]

maybe

[@juanperez-oz8cq]

We just don't know yet

[@greenroommf]

James Milligan his yt name?

[@tmzebe530]

Good for Nola. Always liked him

[@nem5217]

I never thought anyone would live up Cole Hamels but Aaron has proved me wrong it was a great bounce back after the second game in San Francisco I know they won but it wasn’t his best outing

[@johnbresciano4825]

As a Mets fan, this guy is incredible. His curveball is a thing of beauty. 1:17 shouldn't have been a strike but it was a great pitch, and obviously even better framing by the catcher.

[@kaylafiee]

Yeah jt realmuto (the catcher) is goated

[@larryn1929]

Nola did well. I am a Mets fan.....an almost 60 years old Mets fan.....I saw Tom Seaver's 1970 performance where he struck out the last 10 batters to end the game. Complete game giving up 2 hits and striking out 19.

[@raymondhoagland4976]

Congrats to Nola. I'm so glad that the record was tied and not broken. I have been following the Mets since 69. Tom Seaver was my all time favorite player. That must have awesome to have watched a game like that. I am 60 years old and saw Seaver and Carlton at Vet stadium in 1970 with Seaver coming out on top 3- 0 with 10 k's All three runs were homers !

[@larryn1929]

@@raymondhoagland4976 - As a Mets fan the Phils are the main enemy. As a Mets - Phils series was coming up I was always figuring the pitching rotation in hopes of getting Seaver (Also my favorite) and Carlton (Who I would have been glad to have on the Mets any day....along with Schmidt.)

[@raymondhoagland4976]

@@larryn1929 Know what you mean, I live in Pa. and my nieces and nephews are all Philly fans. Just wished they would have held on to Ryan, what a staff they would have had for many years ! 💙

[@victhebric66]

No foreign substance needed! 🔥🔥💯

[@millypoo7713]

But the Mets win the game just like in 1969 when Steve Carlton struck out 19 Mets in a complete game... but lost 4-3. Baseball is whacky!

[@maracing989]

Or in 2019 when Chris Sale struck out 17 Rockies but lost 5-4

[@pmmcrobb]

It’s because the Phillies have the unfortunate disadvantage of their entire bullpen.

[@extremebeastreaction6245]

Why isn’t anyone clapping he tied with a Met

[@maxbrauer0]

Cuz he’s doing it to their team?

[@stevemeters3090]

His own team didn't really seem to care. I was watching it live. That clubhouse is a problem.

[@idkbro8470]

Because new yorkers don't have respect for others but themselves.

[@DAlexKablack]

sounds like they were booing him 3:50 when he tied it

[@amazingsportsmixes126]

I was at the game they didn't even announce it til he had 9 and tied for 2nd

[@PACNYY]

In that thumbnail Nola is saying "YEAHHHHHH SEE IF YOU CAN HANDLE THE CURVE BALL!!!". 😂😂😂😂

[@GabrielPintacasi0810]

NL East the division of no run support

[@PhilliesNostalgia]

Nola was his only run support, getting an RBI Double. Other than that, yeah, no run support

[@nem5217]

And the defense

[@ed.villanuevadreams7230]

Que genial por Nola, muchas felicidades!

[@johnkurtz7705]

Fantastic strikeout record. 50 years ago, Rick Wise threw a no hitter and hit 2 homeruns

[@robertyaeger6603]

Now if Hector Neris could only do that closing games we'd have something.

[@toastergaming22]

I know. He always blows every game!

[@alcopower5710]

@@toastergaming22 ….why they have kept him so long is a mystery to me.

[@toastergaming22]

@@alcopower5710 I know. I always call him Hector nervous.

[@likkerland]

He actually closed game two of the doubleheader.

[@toastergaming22]

@@likkerland I saw. He got lucky that the one ball went off Pete Alonso foot.

[@leonardosoto5669]

nola doing some incredible work and the phillies weren't able to score

[@Smart-Sports]

Can't believe he did this

[@tommyguo4031]

His knuckle curve ball, so nasty

[@kevinpyne5808]

Even being perfect on the mound and at the plate leaves the sad sack overpriced Phillies short.

[@kevrapp44]

This aged well

[@brandotoesy]

I LOVE BASEBALL !

[@ericrosado4747]

And people wonder why Nola shut out the Yankees. So many people actually forgot that he’s a good pitcher. 😔

[@miamidolphinsfan]

report out his RPM's were up 410 rotations from his average.....

[@Keough.]

@@miamidolphinsfan every other pitcher was doing it too though.......

[@miamidolphinsfan]

@@Keough. most were in the 150-300 range his went up even more so he was getting an extra benefit, not his own physicality

[@Keough.]

@@miamidolphinsfan so he was using a better substance. It doesn’t matter how much it goes up, it matters if you use it or not

[@miamidolphinsfan]

@@Keough. or same substance he just was able to manipulate it better than most

[@n16161]

1:17 Man that was a beautiful pitch and an even better framing and a truly unfair call.

[@chaitanyamurali9237]

That was just beautiful framing. The glove moved faster than I could see, had to go back and look at it twice. Masterful.

[@alexischeeseman4699]

Amazing 😍

[@masonb1100]

The whole line up got it lol

[@blqnkl3916]

YEA GO AR AaRON NOL

[@deathtoallpoets]

Beautiful

[@chrismccann998]

Deal it, Aaron!!! #GEAUXTIGERS💜💛

[@delilahpuddingstash5592]

MISS WATCHING HIM ON FRIDAY NIGHTS AT THE BOX

[@delilahpuddingstash5592]

Miss watching him pitch on Friday night's at the BOX

[@metzeditz8294]

I like the all the ks up there but I like the scoreboard better

[@nicaurinatera9615]

Esto es increíble, mis felicitaciones y respeto para ese logro tan difícil de ponchar 10 k

[@scrubmatic]

Aaaaaaand, Nola is still boss 3 years later.

[@nicholasmedovich8691]

Love to see someone strikeout 18 in a row someday.

[@TaterChip91]

Grandparents be like, "back in my day, I struck out 10 batters in 1 inning. "

[@joshcurtis386]

Great job by him but it’s a bit easier to get a strikeout when the ump is calling strikes that are 6 inches off the plate

[@likkerland]

Most of those clips were clean strikeouts. And calling balls and strikes is not as easy as it looks in person.

[@joshcurtis386]

@@likkerland all it takes is 1 of those strike 3s to go the other way to negate the record. And that 3rd strikeout, the pitch was over the chalk of the batters box but was still called strike 3. It was not even close to being a strike.

[@likkerland]

@@joshcurtis386 I would like to see you be a professional Umpire and call balls and strikes. I guarantee you that you will make crappy calls because it's humanly impossible to make every pitch call correctly with the dimension of each hitter's strike zone. Being a home plate umpire is one of toughest jobs in professional sports. Hitters and Pitchers get their fair share of poor calls each game on a side note.

[@joshcurtis386]

@@likkerland it’s also not my job that I’ve had decades of training and experience in, I’m also not being paid $200k or more a year to do it. If the umpire making a bad call impacts the game, and in this instance it affected a record setting game, then that’s more than just a regular old mistake. And again, the strike 3 in question was very far off the plate, the plate that is the same size for every batter from HS to college, through all minor league levels, and in every MLB game. That dimension doesn’t change so it should be easier to get right.

[@likkerland]

@@joshcurtis386 You should know that it is still incredibly difficult for even the most experienced, veteran umpires to make the approximate correct call each pitch especially with movement of each pitch coming in. And you should know that the home plate umpire is more likely to call a strike on questionable strikes or even obvious balls when a hitter has two strikes on them and just ring them up similarly to how if the hitter has 3 balls they are more likely to call a base on balls on pitches nipping the strike zone that could have been strikes. And you also should know that the way the umpire perceives the ball as it passes the plate. That's why each umpire in the league has a different perception of the strike zone especially on the corners and edges of the zone. And when If you want to continue this debate, take it up with Dan Bellino, the home plate umpire in that game because we as viewers of the game can't do nothing about it now, even if it was a record tying performance by Nola. P.S. when I was talking about strike zone dimensions, I was referring to the varying height of each batter which obviously changes the length of the strike zone.

[@richardcolligon4277]

Congratulations Arron! How ironic it was against Tom Sievers Mets.

[@richardcolligon4277]

Aaron!

[@larryn1929]

Tom S-E-A-V-E-R.

[@richardcolligon4277]

@@larryn1929 yeah I know it. I'm surprised you're the first to mention it. You get a star for today. But it was fun to watch. Have a great night!

[@dustinrossg]

Need another one for Burnes now!

[@kennyg1358]

Pretty slick

[@triodesrbetter]

all legit except the 2nd one

[@davidparnell1903]

I love it

[@maxbrauer0]

Also had an rbi double

[@blacjackdaniels200]

Did they ever score runs for the guy? Who won the game?

[@whentheygolow_wegohigh7306]

Pitcher not thrower 👏👏👏

[@smeeagain3102]

Impressive like Fernando Valenzuela

[@brandonspike]

why would you take the ball that ties the record? wouldn't you just want the ball that broke a record?

[@nem5217]

Unfortunately he didn’t break the record but still that’s a huge accomplishment

[@JJ-ou1cm]

OK , SO HE TIED THE RECORD, BUT MLB CUT THE HIGHLIGHT BEFORE WE SEE WHAT'S NEXT ?, OK, MLB.

[@freddyandfoxy7526]

*Inserts Wyattzworld Vikings laugh*

[@billy3018]

did he really though? the 3rd "strikeout" with Dom Smith was obviously a ball and it wasn't even that close.

[@flintwestwood1451]

YESSIR GO PHILS!!!

[@stevenpinkerton777]

I want to know what happened with the 11th batter. Also, the 3rd K was questionable.

[@stevenpinkerton777]

I agree with myself.

[@GatsbyCioffi]

I still remember this game. Alonso hit a 2 strike double down the line, sadly. Barely fair.

[@MP-yc2ou]

We still got that W thoo

[@Sadgiantsfan]

Yeee

[@jeffreyfeinstein5525]

' there's another 'game' at hand too😷, sorry!'

[@javierbookshadowscontribut6223]

220th comment he might be the ace of the staff

[@pupfriend]

Surprised Girardi didn't want to check him mid inning for sticky stuff!

[@DieHrdEagle]

His own player??? DAMN THE INTERNET SAY ANYTHING

[@lilpsack7194]

@@DieHrdEagle lmao

[@TaunTom]

Somebody check the man's hair.

[@waluta]

fan fact, 2 of 3 hits phillies had is done by nola, lol. Mets are so pathetic

[@billy3018]

pathetically in first place lmao with a ton of injuries

[@idkbro8470]

@@billy3018 They're leading the worst division in baseball right now, calm down.

[@billy3018]

@@idkbro8470 The NL east has a winning record vs. both the NL central and NL west. so clearly the NL east is the best in the NL. This is because the other divisions each have a terrible team padding their wins. The Marlins are not that bad. NL East's record vs. NL central: 42-39, vs. NL west: 38-34. To further my point, the Marlins are 12-11 within the division, the Pirates are 8-22 against their division, and the Diamondbacks are 6-23 against their division. So in conclusion my findings show that you are dumb. Thanks for coming though.

[@nem5217]

I think his brother gave him some tips

[@chopstick151]

@@billy3018 plus the braves are way better than they've actually been playing

[@lilnachos7324]

“Aaron Nola isn’t an ace”

[@note2owns]

It's nice to have non roid baseball again!

[@arialisadames9458]

🔥🔥🔥

[@ManchesterCityHater]

U can’t lie that Tom seaver did it better

[@Ken-yt5nw]

Damn 🔥

[@coreykubinski3196]

If the philies had a bullpen they would be in 1st place

[@notgreywaves2380]

Ik I’m late but instead of 38-41 they would be 49-30 if you take half of their blown saves away

[@low_etc]

The 3rd one wasn't even close to be a strike.

[@TheJFerg24]

It was an 0-2 count. Even if it was a ball, he had plenty of room left to finish the K.

[@williamdunphy352]

Commentators: Tom McCarthy & Ben Davis.

[@gersoncarlos9814]

Hello

[@fatfreddyscat5767]

Four Cubbies combined to no hit the Dodgers last night. 7 no hitters this season. Now this. Something screwy going on. MLB better figure it out.

[@douglaslowe5]

Manfred changed the ball this season to cut down on cheap homers. It must also be easier for pitchers to grip.

[@maliksalem1207]

Phillies have not finished above 0.5 since 2011, and it looks like this year will not the year either😂

[@thatboy3930]

Dang MLB, you guys delete everything huh?

[@staciemohler4624]

Wow

[@redcoin318]

The third strike out is questionable

[@sportie2766]

I made a youtube video and said I hate Aaron nola cause of what what he did here

[@TheJFerg24]

This season of baseball is brought to you by the number 21 and the letter K.

[@CB28761]

W

[@DakodaOK]

1:16 - Let's be real, that was nowhere near the plate. Congrats to Nola regardless, but that was Angel Hernandez-worthy.

[@pycellesbeard9728]

Yes, lets be real, that was far from a bad call, it was about as close as it gets, I've seen much worse.

[@ytlynxbaseball8565]

Francisco lindor

[@pjsneeringer5942]

NL AS starter

[@johnbishop2949]

The phoolies just lost

[@레드씨드]

놀태식이 돌아왔구나

[@고지원-b5w]

진짜 긁히는 날엔 ㅈㄴ 잘 긁힘

[@finbarTTV]

That spin rate was, well let’s just say it was questionable.

[@jamessteele7010]

One for the record books. Joe Biden sniffs girls’ hair.

[@fatfreddyscat5767]

@@jamessteele7010 who knew Ukraine trolls followed American baseball? Don't quit your day job comrade

[@jamessteele7010]

@@fatfreddyscat5767 🧐

[@jamessteele7010]

@@fatfreddyscat5767 racist!

[@jamessteele7010]

@@fatfreddyscat5767 what’s wrong with being Ukrainian?!

[@bluepandaman]

Authenticator? lol

[@jduke93]

And we still lost 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@toddw6716]

but they still lose?

[@ElkArrow]

He's better than deGrom

[@coolspin5404]

If ur serious the insane asylum is not far away

[@jj2684103]

GJ

[@markymark7531]

check him for sticky stuff!

[@nicholasmedovich8691]

Girardi is a terrible manager.

[@lorimeyers3839]

Ya’ll sayin’ Nola was using a substance to increase spin rate…his spin rates were lower across the board for this start. Every pitch, lower spin rate than average. 150rpm lower than avg on his four seam and sinker. Velo for the game was also down across the board. His spin rates have recently improved despite the substance ban. I see no indication he’s using a banned substance..

[@jerrythepIatypus]

imagine not pinning the GOAT president

[@stevemeters3090]

What???

[@jerrythepIatypus]

@@stevemeters3090 i like your dog.

[@stevemeters3090]

@@jerrythepIatypus thanks dude. I'm sure he'd like you if you ever met.

[@mikeeverhart831]

The record won't stand long if you're playing the Mets.

[@muchacho0821]

He can tie but a hall of famer will never be. Just got lucky.

[@darlenespatafore1743]

Still won't get a Cy Young award . AND THE METS WIN! AHAHAHA 🤣

[@darlenespatafore1743]

@TheSportsGuru History?! Lmao 🤣😆 No. That's not History. History is beating Tom's record . But looks like you took the Short Bus to school! AND THE METS WON REGARDLESS!!! AHAHAHA 🤣

[@darlenespatafore1743]

@TheSportsGuru No Cy Young award for Nola EVER!!! Lmao 🤣😆

[@alcopower5710]

@TheSportsGuru true

[@darlenespatafore1743]

@TheSportsGuru No one will be talking about him in 51 year. But they are Tom Seaver! Tom Seaver HOF. Nola. Would you like fries with that burger! Ahahaha GTFOH 😂😂

[@darlenespatafore1743]

@TheSportsGuru He'll be in No Book! 4.32 ERA! FOH with your delusional incoherent nonsensical psycho babble!

[@stevemeters3090]

Really looks like these hitters have benefited from the crack-down on foreign substances... Manfred is a joke.

[@victhebric66]

This video doesn't help your point.

[@idkbro8470]

Sad that professional athletes have to rely on foreign substances when they have tons of money and exclusive access to the best coaches, trainers, sports scientists, and much more.🤷‍♂️

[@braydenmiluszusky1168]

You’re upset that the league is cracking down on cheating lol

[@stevemeters3090]

@@victhebric66 sarcasm dude.

[@darthwallace4216]

Hello

[@HatefulCrate]

Hello there! Dope name