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Say good morning to John Feinstein, best-selling author and Washington Post columnist.

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morning solace how's everybody we well. John, where do you come down on what we were discussing earlier? If you are attending a game where it looks like a no-hitter is is brewing like what happened at Nat's Park.

If you're a fan of the home team, do you start rooting for the no hitter to happen or?

Yes.

Like in the ninth inning.

Oh, you do. Okay. I've done it since I was a kid. I mean, I've been, you know, being a Mets fan growing up, there were a lot of no hitters and close to no hitters. I remember Jim Bunning's perfect game back in 64 when I was a little kid.

But and I wanted to see a perfect game.

I've always seen one no-heater live in my life and that was Jim Abbott with the Yankees.

And so yes, I root for the no-hitter because that's history, a no-h hitter and you know your team breaking up the no

hitter it just becomes another routine name that they're probably going to lose

anyway. Yeah I mean we'll just have to agree to disagree.

I just wouldn't want my team embarrassed by being a victim of an o-leader.

I mean, it's part of baseball.

In 69, you're the next one in the world series, the You're the Met's One of the World Series, the Miracle Met,

when they were on that streak in August in September,

and they won like 38 out of 50 or something ridiculous like that.

They got no hit by, I think it was Bob Moose

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