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http://www.nypost.com/p/sports/mets/at_his_loneliest_johan_was_eUrc1RODQpOBtvc9Dmn8kLMonday, June 04, 2012
Mike Vaccaro: At his loneliest, Santana was surrounded on the mound - NYPOST.com - It can be the loneliest place in sports, the pitcher’s mound. Just not now. Just not at 9:48 p.m. on the first of June, at the end of the 8,020th game in the history of the New York Mets.Now, Johan Santana is peering in at a St. Louis Cardinals hitter named David Freese — and all Freese has on his résumé is a World Series MVP — and the count is 3-and-2, and there are 27,069 people inside Citi Field who are on their feet and millions of invisible fans scattered elsewhere holding their breath. The score is 8-0, but that became irrelevant a long time ago.
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