No-Hitter

There have been 256 no-hitters since 1897, measured across 225,734 games, an average of one occurrence every 881 games. The most recent non-perfect no-hitter by a single pitcher was Blake Snell on 2 August 2024; the first was Cy Young on 18 September 1897.

One pitcher completes at least nine innings and allows no hits; perfect games are a separate category.
This page counts complete-game no-hitters by one pitcher, excluding perfect games. Perfect games and combined no-hitters have separate lists. All three categories require at least nine innings; coverage is the corpus stated here, not a claim to every game ever played.
256recorded occurrences
1 in 881games · 1897+
1897first · Cy Young
2024-08-02most recent · Blake Snell
3y 4mlongest drought · 2003-04-27 to 2006-09-06

By decade

Recorded occurrences in each decade within this page’s coverage.

1890s6
1900s19
1910s28
1920s14
1930s9
1940s14
1950s17
1960s30
1970s29
1980s10
1990s23
2000s12
2010s30
2020s15

Done it most

Where it happens

256 of 256 occurrences join to a ballpark; the rest are this season, which the corpus has not absorbed yet. Counted by host park, so a road feat is credited to the ground it happened on.
Fenway Park13
Dodger Stadium10
Comiskey Park I9
Shibe Park9
Wrigley Field8
Cleveland Stadium8
Crosley Field8
Angel Stadium of Anaheim7
Yankee Stadium I7
Tiger Stadium7

Home clubs

Every occurrence (256 of them) · 251–256 of 256

DatePlayer#Game
1899-05-25Deacon Phillippe16↗
1898-08-21Walter Thornton35↗
1898-07-08Red Donahue14↗
1898-04-22Jim Hughes33↗
1898-04-22Ted Breitenstein22↗
1897-09-18Cy Young31↗

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