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Andrew Joseph

Security footage showed the most wholesome reaction to the Mariners’ miraculous comeback

Mỹ Mariners Seattle Toyota Twitter Inc.

The Mariners were trailing the Toronto Blue Jays by seven runs in the sixth inning of Saturday’s AL Wild Card Game 2, and by all accounts, the outlook was bleak for Seattle.

But as the Mariners have done for much of this season, they found a way to win to the absolute delight of postseason-starved Mariners fans. All it took was a look at some security footage from a Seattle car dealership to know just what that comeback 10-9 win meant to Mariners fans.

Video hit Twitter on Monday showing security footage from a Toyota service center in Seattle. And we could see as several employees went completely nuts as the Mariners finished off the comeback. We didn’t even need audio — the video spoke for itself.

The best part had to be when the fourth employee skipped into the frame and joined the group for a celebratory dance huddle. I mean, it doesn’t get more delightful than that. It was the epitome of pure joy.

MLB fans everywhere particularly loved this footage, and we can’t blame them. It was phenomenal.

This was how Twitter reacted

How can you not be romantic about baseball?

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