Tough way to die for the Mets today.

[Forkboy]

Tying runs on base, no outs, both runners go, and the hitter hits into an unassisted triple play.

Sometimes, it just ain't your year.

[rep the dems]

1. In fairness, they were pretty lucky to be in the situation they were.

Howard should have had that ball down the line that ended up being a leadoff triple and Bruntlett messed up 2 plays in a row after that. Still, what a sweet way to end the game!

[BeachBaby]

2. It was the most beautiful thing I've ever seen.

Now, pardon me while I pick my jaw up from the floor.

[Forkboy]

4. I just happened to put the stream on in the 8th.

I don't know if I've ever seen an unassisted triple play before. I think it happened with the Red Sox years ago, but I'm not sure. I think everyone on both teams were stunned by it, and no one seemed to know how to react at first. It was funny.

[Auggie]

6. Asdrubal Cabrera of Cleveland had one last year

May 12th, 2008. Didn't end the game though.

http://www.break.com/usercontent/2008/5/Asdrubal-Cabrer...

[El Supremo]

7. Tulo had the one before that in 2007.

[inthebrain]

3. It doesn't even matter at this point

I think us Mets fans are all looking to next year.

Wilpon just gave Minaya and Manuel another vote of confidence today so that's not a good thing for those two. Great for us though.

Anyways, it's hitting late August and I'm already eagerly anticipating hockey season. It's getting down to that final stretch. Alls I need to see is the Sam Adams Oktoberfests to hit the shelves. That's when I really start gettin excited.

[El Supremo]

5. An historic day!

It was the 15th unassisted triple play in major league history—the second that ended a game. Detroit Tigers first baseman Johnny Neun also accomplished the feat on May 31, 1927, completing a 1-0 victory over Cleveland, according to STATS LLC.

[NJmaverick]

8. or their decade

this team seems to be under some sort of curse