Twenty eight of baseball’s no-hitters were thrown against franchises that no longer exist. Here’s the list of those no-hitters:

Providence Grays (NL)

1	Larry Corcoran
	Chicago White Stockings (NL)
	Friday, June 27, 1884 Chicago White Stockings 6, Providence Grays 0 Lake Front Park (Chicago) (His third of three no-hitters)
2	John Clarkson
	Chicago White Stockings (NL)
	Monday, July 27, 1885 Chicago White Stockings 4, Providence Grays 0 Messer Street Grounds (Providence)
3	Charlie Ferguson
	Philadelphia Quakers (NL)
	Saturday, August 29, 1885 Philadelphia Quakers 1, Providence Grays 0 Recreation Park (Philadelphia)

Washington Nationals (AA, UA)

1	Frank Mountain
	Columbus Buckeyes (AA)
	Thursday, June 5, 1884 Columbus Buckeyes 12, Washington Nationals 0 Capitol Grounds (Washington, D.C.)
2	Ed Cushman
	Milwaukee Brewers (UA)
	Sunday, September 28, 1884 Milwaukee Brewers 5, Washington Nationals 0 Wright Street Grounds (Milwaukee)

Worcester Ruby Legs (NL)

1	Pud Galvin
	Buffalo Bisons (NL)
	Friday, August 20, 1880 Buffalo Bisons 1, Worcester Ruby Legs 0 Riverside Park (Buffalo) (His first of two no-hitters)
2	Larry Corcoran
	Chicago White Stockings (NL)
	Wednesday, September 20, 1882 Chicago White Stockings 5, Worcester Ruby Legs 0 Lake Front Park (Chicago) (His second of three no-hitters)

Baltimore Orioles (AA, NL)

1	Henry Porter
	Kansas City Cowboys (AA)
	Wednesday, June 6, 1888 Kansas City Cowboys 4, Baltimore Orioles 0 Oriole Park (Baltimore)
2	Ben Sanders
	Louisville Colonels (NL)
	Monday, August 22, 1892 Louisville Colonels 6, Baltimore Orioles 2 Eclipse Park (Louisville)

Washington Statesmen/Senators (AA, NL)

1	Bill Hawke
	Baltimore Orioles (NL)
	Wednesday, August 16, 1893 Baltimore Orioles 5, Washington Senators 0 Boundary Field (Washington) (First no hitter at 60-foot-6-inch pitching distance)
2	Vic Willis
	Boston Beaneaters (NL)
	Monday, August 7, 1899 Boston Beaneaters 7, Washington Senators 1 Huntington Avenue Grounds (Boston)

Louisville Eclipse/Colonels (NL, AA)

1	Adonis Terry
	Brooklyn Bridegrooms (AA)
	Sunday, May 27, 1888 Brooklyn Bridegrooms 4, Louisville Colonels 0 Ridgewood Park (Brooklyn) (His second of two no-hitters)
2	Ted Breitenstein
	St. Louis Browns (AA)
	Sunday, October 4, 1891 (First game of doubleheader) St. Louis Browns 8, Louisville Colonels 0 Sportsman’s Park (St. Louis) (His first of two no-hitters; his first career start)

Cleveland Blues (AA)

1	Lee Richmond
	Worcester Ruby Legs (NL)
	Saturday, June 12, 1880 Worcester Ruby Legs 1, Cleveland Blues 0 Worcester Driving Park Grounds (Worcester) (Perfect game)
2	Charles "Old Hoss" Radbourn
	Providence Grays (NL)
	Wednesday, July 25, 1883 Providence Grays 8, Cleveland Blues 0 Kennard Street Park (Cleveland)

Kansas City Packers (FL)

1	Ed Lafitte
	Brooklyn Tip-Tops (FL)
	Saturday, September 19, 1914 (First game of doubleheader) Brooklyn Tip-Tops 6, Kansas City Packers 2 Washington Park (Brooklyn)

Buffalo Buffeds/Blues (FL)

1	Miles "Alex" Main
	Kansas City Packers (FL)
	Monday, August 16, 1915 Kansas City Packers 5, Buffalo Buffeds/Blues 0 International Fair Association Grounds (Buffalo)

Buffalo Bisons (NL)

1	John Montgomery Ward
	Providence Grays (NL)
	Thursday, June 17, 1880 Providence Grays 5, Buffalo Bisons 0 Messer Street Grounds (Providence) (Perfect game)

Kansas City Unions (UA)

1	Dick Burns
	Cincinnati Outlaw Reds (UA)
	Tuesday, August 26, 1884 Cincinnati Outlaw Reds 3, Kansas City Unions 1 Association Park (Kansas City)

St. Louis Terriers (FL)

1	Frank Allen
	Pittsburgh Rebels (FL)
	Saturday, April 24, 1915 Pittsburgh Rebels 2, St. Louis Terriers 0 Handlan’s Park (St. Louis)

Syracuse Stars (AA)

1	Ledell "Cannonball" Titcomb
	Rochester Broncos (AA)
	Monday, September 15, 1890 Rochester Broncos 7, Syracuse Stars 0 Culver Field (Rochester)

Pittsburgh Rebels (FL)

1	Claude Hendrix
	Chicago Chi-Feds/Whales (FL)
	Saturday, May 15, 1915 Chicago Chi-Feds/Whales 10, Pittsburgh Rebels 0 Exposition Park (Pittsburgh)

New York Metropolitans (AA)

1	Al Atkinson
	Philadelphia Athletics (AA)
	Saturday, May 1, 1886 Philadelphia Athletics 3, New York Metropolitans 2 Jefferson Street Grounds (Philadelphia) (His second of two no-hitters)

Chicago Chi-Feds/Whales (FL)

1	Dave Davenport
	St. Louis Terriers (FL)
	Tuesday, September 7, 1915 (First game of doubleheader) St. Louis Terriers 3, Chicago Chi-Feds/Whales 0 Handlan’s Park (St. Louis)

Kansas City Cowboys (AA)

1	Gus Weyhing
	Philadelphia Athletics (AA)
	Tuesday, July 31, 1888 Philadelphia Athletics 4, Kansas City Cowboys 0 Jefferson Street Grounds (Philadelphia)

Hartford Dark Blues (NL)

1	George Washington Bradley
	St. Louis Brown Stockings (NL)
	Saturday, July 15, 1876 St. Louis Brown Stockings 2, Hartford Dark Blues 0 Sportsman’s Park (St. Louis)

Detroit Wolverines (NL)

1	Pud Galvin
	Buffalo Bisons (NL)
	Monday, August 4, 1884 Buffalo Bisons 18, Detroit Wolverines 0 Recreation Park (Detroit) (His second of two no-hitters; largest run differential)

Toledo Blue Stockings (AA)

1	Sam Kimber
	Brooklyn Atlantics (AA)
	Saturday, October 4, 1884 Brooklyn Atlantics 0, Toledo Blue Stockings 0 (10 innings) Washington Park (Brooklyn) (This game is classified as a 10-inning no-hitter despite ending in a 0-0 tie.)