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Heartbreak Club

When their bids die, they die late.

The Los Angeles Angels have thrown 12 no-hitters and been no-hit 7 times, a record that includes their years as the California Angels (1965 to 1996), the Anaheim Angels (1997 to 2004), and the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim (2005 to 2015). The most recent was thrown by Reid Detmers on May 10, 2022; the club was last no-hit by the Twins on September 11, 1999. One of the 12 was a perfect game, by Mike Witt in 1984. One of the seven they have suffered was a perfect game, by Kenny Rogers of the Rangers in 1994.

No-hitters, 1961 to today
19611980199020002010TODAY27 YEARSMay 5, 1962: Bo Belinsky vs Baltimore OriolesJuly 3, 1970: Clyde Wright vs Oakland AthleticsMay 15, 1973: Nolan Ryan vs Kansas City RoyalsJuly 15, 1973: Nolan Ryan vs Detroit TigersSeptember 28, 1974: Nolan Ryan vs Minnesota TwinsJune 1, 1975: Nolan Ryan vs Baltimore OriolesSeptember 30, 1984: Mike Witt vs Texas Rangers · perfect gameApril 11, 1990: Mark Langston / Mike Witt vs Seattle Mariners · combinedJuly 27, 2011: Ervin Santana vs Cleveland IndiansMay 2, 2012: Jered Weaver vs Minnesota TwinsJuly 12, 2019: Taylor Cole / Félix Peña vs Seattle Mariners · combinedMay 10, 2022: Reid Detmers vs Tampa Bay RaysJune 26, 1962: Earl Wilson (Boston Red Sox)September 28, 1975: Vida Blue / Glenn Abbott / Paul Lindblad / Rollie Fingers (Oakland Athletics) · combinedMay 30, 1977: Dennis Eckersley (Cleveland Indians)September 22, 1977: Bert Blyleven (Texas Rangers)September 19, 1986: Joe Cowley (Chicago White Sox)July 28, 1994: Kenny Rogers (Texas Rangers) · perfect gameSeptember 11, 1999: Eric Milton (Minnesota Twins)12THROWNSUFFERED7
Last no-hitter thrown

1,638 days ago (Detmers, May 10, 2022)

Last one suffered

9,915 days ago (Twins, Sep 11, 1999)

No-hitters thrown

12 all-time (first: Belinsky, 1962)

Home park: Angel Stadium ›

First-hit profile · since 2015

59% of first hits allowed come in the 1st inning

On the other side of the ball, the Angels’ own first hit comes in the 1st inning 58% of the time.

Deepest bids · since 2015

DatePitcherOpponentHitless throughHow it ended
May 10, 2022 Reid Detmers vs TB 9 No-hitter.
Jul 12, 2019 Taylor Cole + bullpen vs SEA 9 Combined no-hitter.
Jul 24, 2021 Patrick Sandoval vs MIN 8 First hit in the 9th.
Aug 16, 2023 Reid Detmers vs TEX 7 First hit in the 8th.
Sep 29, 2022 Shohei Ohtani vs OAK 7 First hit in the 8th.
Sep 11, 2018 Jim Johnson vs TEX 7 First hit in the 8th.
Oct 1, 2022 José Suarez vs TEX 6 First hit in the 7th.
Apr 8, 2018 Shohei Ohtani vs OAK 6 First hit in the 7th.
May 10, 2015 Garrett Richards vs HOU 6 First hit in the 7th.

Spoiler roll call

since 2015

Angels batters who broke up deep bids.

BatterSpoilersLatest
Luis Rengifo 2 vs LAD Jul 15, 2022
106 mph · xBA .732
Jared Walsh 2 vs LAD Jun 15, 2022
48.7 mph · xBA .245
Kole Calhoun 2 vs SEA Sep 13, 2016
97.7 mph · xBA .453
Vaughn Grissom 1 vs KC Aug 16, 2026
Nolan Schanuel 1 vs SEA Jul 2, 2026
Adam Frazier 1 vs ATH May 18, 2026
101.9 mph · xBA .940
Yoán Moncada 1 vs HOU Aug 29, 2025
102.9 mph · xBA .586
Taylor Ward 1 vs TOR Aug 24, 2024
103 mph · xBA .677
Brandon Drury 1 vs OAK Sep 30, 2023
86.4 mph · xBA .132
Max Stassi 1 vs SEA Jun 17, 2022
79.5 mph · xBA .071

Matchup spotlight

since 2015

Most deep bids thrown

vs TEX3 bids · deepest through the 7th
vs ATH2 bids · deepest through the 7th
vs SEA1 bid · through the 9th
vs TB1 bid · through the 9th
vs MIN1 bid · through the 8th

Most deep bids faced

vs SEA4 bids · deepest through the 8th
vs DET2 bids · deepest through the 8th
vs ATH2 bids · deepest through the 8th
vs LAD2 bids · deepest through the 7th
vs HOU2 bids · deepest through the 6th

Season by season

9 deep bids in 12 seasons

Red marks a year with a finished no-hitter.

The busiest season was 2022, with three deep bids. One finished as a no-hitter.

No-hitter honor roll

12 thrown · 7 suffered · all-time