The Miami Marlins, which went by the name of the Florida Marlins for the franchise’s first 19 years of existence, have six no-hitters since joining the National League in 1993.

Al Leiter threw the club’s first in 1996 during a home game against the Colorado Rockies. He was followed by Kevin Brown, A.J. Burnett, Anibal Sanchez, Henderson Alvarez and Edinson Vólquez. Alvarez’s 2013 no-no was a interesting one, in which he was in the on-deck circle in the ninth inning of a 0-0 game when the Marlins’ game-winning run scored on a walk-off wild pitch.

Here are the Marlins’ no-hitters:

1	Al Leiter
	Florida Marlins (NL)
	Saturday, May 11, 1996 Florida Marlins 11, Colorado Rockies 0 Joe Robbie Stadium (Miami)
2	Kevin Brown
	Florida Marlins (NL)
	Tuesday, June 10, 1997 Florida Marlins 9, San Francisco Giants 0 Candlestick Park (San Francisco)
3	A.J. Burnett
	Florida Marlins (NL)
	Saturday, May 12, 2001 Florida Marlins 3, San Diego Padres 0 Qualcomm Stadium (San Diego)
4	Anibal Sanchez
	Florida Marlins (NL)
	Wednesday, September 6, 2006 Florida Marlins 2, Arizona Diamondbacks 0 Pro Player Stadium (Miami) (Sanchez breaks the longest no-hitter drought in Major League baseball history in terms of number of games played, with the games between Randy Johnson’s 2004 perfect game and Sanchez’s no-no reaching 6,364.)
5	Henderson Alvarez
	Miami Marlins (NL team in IL game)
	Sunday, September 29, 2013 Miami Marlins 1, Detroit Tigers 0 Marlins Park (Miami) (Alvarez gets his no-no on a walk-off wild pitch.)
6	Edinson Vólquez
	Miami Marlins (NL)
	Saturday June 3, 2017 Miami Marlins 3, Arizona Diamondbacks 0 Marlins Park (Miami)