A fire alarm went off during a Cardinals no-hitter and Twitter could not handle it

For the second night in a row on Tuesday, a Cardinals pitcher making his first MLB start was throwing a no-hitter against the Reds. But unlike Daniel Poncedeleon, who got through seven innings of no-hit ball on Monday, Austin Gomber ran into some trouble in that frame.
Not because of the Reds' offense but because of, um, the Great American Ball Park fire alarm:

OH NO-NO!

Someone pulled the fire alarm during @Cardinals Austin Gomber's no hit bid.... pic.twitter.com/vh71fWsLEe

— Cut4 (@Cut4) July 25, 2018

The Reds reported it as "a malfunction in one of the detector units" and the delay to open the bottom half of the seventh lasted nearly eight minutes -- long enough for Marcell Ozuna to get in some quality lounge time:

And then, once the game resumed, future school bus driverJoey Votto broke up the no-no with a one-out single.

Eugenio Suárez then tied things up at 2 with a two-run homer and Gomber came out of the game. Of course, Twitter was feeling some feelings about the fire alarm:

Wait a FIRE ALARM goes off in Cincinnati at the park ? Wow

— Craig Mish (@CraigMish) July 25, 2018

reds pulled the fire alarm because theyre being no hit by a rookie for the 2nd night in a row. pic.twitter.com/aK3ZJiHZIO

— Tony X (@soIoucity) July 25, 2018

Whoever pulled the fire alarm is a hero.

— Mo Egger (@MoEgger1530) July 25, 2018

Setting off the fire alarm while you're being no-hit is the ultimate home field advantage power move.

— Chris Rongey (@ChrisRongey) July 25, 2018