No Hitter Monthly Breakdown Chart by Baseball Almanac

No Hitters Monthly Breakdown Chart

Baseball Almanac is pleased to present a comprehensive chart of no hitters thrown during each month of the baseball season. Chart note: Only "officially recognized" no hitters are included and interesting facts are found at the bottom of the page.

"I think it (no-hitter number seven) probably was the most overpowering game I had in baseball. I had command of all three pitches, my velocity was really good. It was one of those nights when everything seemed to be working. It was odd because I didn't feel well at all. But once the game started I didn't notice it (the flu-like symptoms) much." - Nolan Ryan on MLB.com (August 7, 2002)

No Hitter Monthly Breakdown Chart

Did you know that Nolan Ryan's fourth career no-hitter, thrown on June 1, 1975, was also career victory number one-hundred? Too easy you say? Do you know who ALL his final outs were:

Number	Date / Box Score	Final Out
No Hitter #1	May 15, 1973	Amos Otis
No Hitter #2	July 15, 1973	Norm Cash
No Hitter #3	September 28, 1974	Eric Soderholm
No Hitter #4	June 1, 1975	Bobby Grich
No Hitter #5	September 26, 1981	Dusty Baker
No Hitter #6	June 11, 1990	Willie Randolph
No Hitter #7	May 1, 1991	Roberto Alomar

The no-hitter chart by month includes perfect games. A quick breakdown by month for only perfect games follows: March 0, April 1, May 5, June 3, July 3, August 0, September 3 & October 2. Other charts we have created which might interest you are below:

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Why are there more no hitters thrown in September? Are the players tired? Is it due to the increase in roster size? Why are there less in April? Are pitchers not ready? Share your opinions on Baseball Fever.

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