Long Island achieved the historic victory duck 1000 at home after the victory of walking

Long Island was heading for 25 years.

Monday night celebrated the first victory of the Atlantic team of Atlantic 1000, which was overcome with an exclamation mark by football player Ed Johnson, who wanders in the ninth half over Verheux, Statin Island to achieve 5-4 victory.

Although the positions in ISLIP were brutal over the teacher, those in the hideout were the last to discover what the team accomplished.

“Frankly, I did not know that a thousand times even after the match immediately after the match,” said the director and former player Luis Ford told the Post.

“It is great that it has succeeded with passing,” he said.

The club, though, finally acquired the achievement.

“They were excited about that,” he said. “We are playing a good baseball game, and I think it is just something that builds all the victories of the house.”

The ducks sits in the first place, and Ford said they will take the momentum of the teacher forward because they have some big games in August to play.

Ford also said that “the best fans in the league” played a heavy hand in the team’s success in the island, which is 1000 to 726 years old, or a victory rate. 579.

“You can only feed on energy,” Ford said. “It stimulates incredibly,” Ford said. “Always fans in the game also, watch every play. It definitely keeps players in the game, keeps it exciting, and it makes the game that you went more fun.”

The director said that the domestic crowd, which shake thunder, could be all the difference in the world.

“When you play on the road, it is difficult,” said Ford.

“The home crowd makes you feel comfortable. We get such good crowds at home. … it makes a difference in many games.”