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If you somehow missed it, Sean Manaea no-hit the league-leading Red Sox last night. Here’s our full recap. The only thing nearly as good the no-hitter itself? All the great Twitter content it sparked. Scroll down to check out the highlights from the last 24 hours.
A NO HITTER!!!!!
— ⚾️ TITANIC BASEBALL⚾️ (@TitanicBaseball) April 22, 2018
Sean Manaea's no hitter against the Red Sox is even better with Titanic music!!! History for Manaea and the @Athletics!!!
⚾️ pic.twitter.com/vIiciLj1oO
A classic.
Sean Manaea only allowed 2 batted balls with a hit probability greather than 50%. The hardest hit ball off him was Hanley's last batted ball of the game.
— Daren Willman (@darenw) April 22, 2018
Statcast approved.
Congratulations Sean Manaea, you were really good tonight bro
— Hanley Ramirez ⚾️ (@HanleyRamirez) April 22, 2018
Nothing but respect from the 27th out.
Nine of us who were in attendance for Dallas Braden's perfect game in 2010 and Sean Manaea's no-hitter tonight. We are so lucky! #RootedinOakland pic.twitter.com/HByP6KDPQe
— Nina Thorsen (@nlthorsen) April 22, 2018
Well, looks like you’ll all have to quit your day jobs and go to every game, ever.
Sean Manaea is in the Light
— MLB Jesus (@MLBJesus) April 22, 2018
Indeed he was.
“Who is: Sean Manaea?”#JeopardySports #Athletics pic.twitter.com/Jp0febY96i
— Jeopardy! Sports (@JeopardySports) April 22, 2018
A career-best night for all of us!
Coming in with that pie https://t.co/EK2wCvCjtW
— Josh Reddick (@RealJoshReddick) April 22, 2018
Six years ago, Reddick laid the foundation for last night’s celebrations.
if you don't love/you don't deserve pic.twitter.com/VcUBbElKXx
— Joe Serrato (@joeserrato) April 22, 2018
Probably the best use of this Twitter trope imaginable (and yes, that’s Hanley Ramirez in both photos).
Congrats @BABYSMGIRAFFE on the no hitter! That was fun to watch. Great Pitcher better person. #55
— Sonny Gray (@SonnyGray2) April 22, 2018
Maybe Sean was really just trying to do you a solid, Sonny. We truly hope you’re the next to no-hit the Red Sox.
Congratulations to our own Sean Manaea ‘12 on his @MLB no-hitter last night! @Official_CCBL pic.twitter.com/D9wWyx8SgM
— Hyannis Harbor Hawks (@harborhawks) April 22, 2018
Started from the bottom, now he’s here.
Same kid. Same. #RootedInOakland pic.twitter.com/9fN0WLoqak
— Oakland Athletics ⚾️ (@Athletics) April 22, 2018
Real-time footage of all of us watching the final out.
Many thanks to photographer Brad Mangin for a copy of this photo from last night showing Sean Manaea’s pure joy after the no hitter pic.twitter.com/LLRRRoqU91
— Vince Cotroneo (@vincebaseball) April 22, 2018
So. Sweet.
"I DID WHAT?"#RootedInOakland pic.twitter.com/pxfJ8Ingb1
— Oakland Athletics ⚾️ (@Athletics) April 22, 2018
Probably also how Manaea looked when he realized in the EIGHTH inning that he had a no-hitter.
Sean Manaea no-hitter, as told by box score pic.twitter.com/Ka9BeOJgBo
— Alex Hall (@AlexHallAN) April 22, 2018
Box scores don’t get much prettier than that.
Manaea's pregame meal? Three burger sliders and a side of fries from a food truck that was in the players' parking lot this afternoon.
— Jane Lee (@JaneMLB) April 22, 2018
An inspiration to us all.
Three straight sliders for dinner, but his pitch selection showed more variety.
.@JLucroy20 has caught over 800 games.
— MLB (@MLB) April 22, 2018
Last night was the best. pic.twitter.com/aPzuUZu1NF
High praise from a veteran All-Star catcher!
Manaea joins an impressive class of Oakland pitchers. #RootedinOakland pic.twitter.com/guTujNnF3K
— A's on NBCS (@NBCSAthletics) April 22, 2018
Manaea takes his place in A’s history.
Finally, we’ll leave you with the legendary Ken Korach making the call on the final out.
Clicks on video.
— Oakland Athletics ⚾️ (@Athletics) April 22, 2018
Hears @KenKorachRadio.
Chills.#RootedInOakland pic.twitter.com/vtp0JSKCaS
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