Max Scherzer’s Perfect Game Bid Was Robbed by a 2006 Mets Car Accident (The Butterfly Effect VOL 13)
Creator: SportStorm YouTube - / @sportstorm23 Twitter - https://twitter.com/SportStorm23 Max Scherzer pitched 2 no-hitters in 2015. One of those was just inches away from a perfect game. The source of that moment? A car accident from 2006 that just so happened to involve the New York Mets. ________________________________________________________ SOUNDTRACK - • The Butterfly Effect VOL 13 Soundtrack SRS MERCH - https://starkravingsports.creator-spring.com SRS TWITTER - https://twitter.com/starkravesports SRS INSTAGRAM - https://www.instagram.com/starkravingsports FOR BUSINESS INQUIRIES, contact [email protected] _________________________________________________________ TIMESTAMPS: Intro 0:00 - 0:44 Meet The (2006) Mets 0:45 - 2:41 Duaner Sánchez's Taxi Crash & Fallout 2:42 - 6:10 Jose Tabata and Max Scherzer 6:11 - 8:53 Closing 8:54 - 10:47

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