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Watch: Vin Scully calls Seager breaking up Moore's no-hitter

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You can't just take away a man's own bobblehead night, Matt Moore.

Los Angeles Dodgers fans were treated to Corey Seager bobbleheads at Dodger Stadium on Thursday, and after suffering through a lack of offensive production, were rewarded with a brief moment of delight when the young shortstop broke up San Francisco Giants starter Moore's no-hit bid with two outs in the bottom of the ninth.

Like any good thing to happen in a Dodgers game, Vin Scully's voice was there to guide us through the emotion of Moore's 133rd pitch that nearly made history. Despite losing what would have been his first career no-no, the 27-year-old did get his first win in a Giants uniform with the 4-0 victory.

Moore hasn't logged such a notable performance since July 22, 2013, when he was with the Tampa Bay Rays. He pitched a complete game shutout against the Boston Red Sox, allowing just two hits.

(Video courtesy: MLB.com)

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