Category Archives: Regular season games

May 15, 1970 – New York Mets 4, Philadelphia Phillies 0 – Connie Mack StadiumNo-no killed by third-inning Mike Compton single Tom Seaver’s second one-hitter marked the only time in club history that Mets pitchers threw consecutive one-hitters. The Mets … Continue reading →

May 13, 1970 – New York Mets 4, Chicago Cubs 0 – Wrigley FieldNo-no killed by Ernie Banks eighth-inning single Gary Gentry, the winning pitcher in Game 3 of the World Series, retired the first 12 batters during this Wednesday … Continue reading →

Still looking for a #padres fan to continue the nonohitters.com tradition with a companion site hosted here at padres.nonohitters.com? When Johan Sanatana tossed his no-no last June and broke the Mets’ streak of 8,019 games, it left San Diego as … Continue reading →

In case you missed it last night, here’s the clip of the Rangers’ Yu Darvish losing his perfect game with two outs in the ninth last night.

Ruben Tejada’s second-inning RBI double continues the Padres’ no-hitter drought, moving the count to 6,951 regular season games without a no-no. When Johan Sanatana tossed his no-no last June and broke the Mets’ streak of 8,019 games, it left San … Continue reading →

Are there any diehard Padres fans out there who would like to continue the nonohitters.com tradition this season with a companion site hosted here at padres.nonohitters.com? When Johan Sanatana tossed his no-no last June and broke the Mets’ streak of … Continue reading →

48 years ago today, on March 21, 1965, the Mets threw their first no-hitter. * * it came in a Spring Training Game. In St. Petersburg, Fla., that day, Gary Kroll and Gordy Richardson combined for a nine-inning no-hitter during … Continue reading →

ESPN New York is reporting that the Mets have a new starting pitcher. The Milwaukee Brewers’ Shaun Marcum is joining a likely rotation that will include Johan Santana, Matt Harvey, Jonathon Niese and Dillon Gee. Apparently Marcum took no-hitters into … Continue reading →

Just 33 days until the Mets’ pitchers and catchers report to embark on their quest for no-hitter No. 2!

42 years ago today, the Padres could have exited the no-no club early in the franchise’s history. On July 21, 1970, the Mets were beating the Padres 1-0, but Padres starter Clay Kirby still had a no-hitter going through eight … Continue reading →