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Snoopy Channeled 50 Cent on the Mound and Mets Fans Are Still Buzzing About It

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Okay, so get this: Snoopy, yeah, THE Snoopy from Peanuts, just threw one of the most hilariously wild first pitches ever before the New York Mets’ 6-2 win over the Houston Astros this past Saturday. You literally cannot make this stuff up.

The Delivery Disaster Was Absolutely Iconic

Picture it: August 30th, the Mets are getting ready to face the Astros, and out walks Snoopy. You’d expect some cartoonish charm, right? Maybe a perfect little lob. Nah, man. Snoopy decided to go full-on epic fail mode. We’re talking an underhand effort that was so ridiculously wide of the mark, it immediately brought back memories. He wasn’t just off, he was *way* off. Like, channeled 50 Cent levels of off-target. Remember that iconic train wreck? Yeah, Snoopy nailed the homage perfectly.

The Unbothered Beagle Just Celebrated Anyway

But here’s the kicker, the absolute best part of the whole thing: Snoopy didn’t care one bit about his absolutely terrible throw. Nope! He celebrated anyway! Like he just chucked a no-hitter or something. The sheer audacity! You gotta respect the confidence, even when the execution is, well, nonexistent. Honestly, watching that trending MLB video, you couldn’t help but crack up. And hey, maybe it was a good luck charm, because the Mets went on to beat the Astros 6-2. Coincidence? Maybe. Hilarious? Absolutely.

So yeah, don’t hold your breath waiting for Snoopy to get a call-up to the big leagues. Especially not for New York’s starting rotation. That arm, bless its heart, isn’t exactly major league ready. But for pure, unadulterated pre-game entertainment? Snoopy delivered a legendary moment that’s still making its rounds.

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Originally reported by Bleacher Report.

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