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Heartbreak Club

When their bids die, they die late.

The Seattle Mariners have thrown six no-hitters and been no-hit seven times. The most recent was thrown by James Paxton on May 8, 2018; the club was last no-hit by the Tigers on May 18, 2021. One of the six was a perfect game, by Félix Hernández in 2012. One of the seven they have suffered was a perfect game, by Philip Humber of the White Sox in 2012.

No-hitters, 1977 to today
19771990200020102020TODAY8 YRSJune 2, 1990: Randy Johnson vs Detroit TigersApril 22, 1993: Chris Bosio vs Boston Red SoxJune 8, 2012: Kevin Millwood / Charlie Furbush / Stephen Pryor / Lucas Luetge / Brandon League / Tom Wilhelmsen vs Los Angeles Dodgers · combinedAugust 15, 2012: Félix Hernández vs Tampa Bay Rays · perfect gameAugust 12, 2015: Hisashi Iwakuma vs Baltimore OriolesMay 8, 2018: James Paxton vs Toronto Blue JaysApril 11, 1990: Mark Langston / Mike Witt (California Angels) · combinedMay 14, 1996: Dwight Gooden (New York Yankees)April 21, 2012: Philip Humber (Chicago White Sox) · perfect gameJuly 12, 2019: Taylor Cole / Félix Peña (Los Angeles Angels) · combinedAugust 3, 2019: Aaron Sanchez / Will Harris / Joe Biagini / Chris Devenski (Houston Astros) · combinedMay 5, 2021: John Means (Baltimore Orioles)May 18, 2021: Spencer Turnbull (Detroit Tigers)6THROWNSUFFERED7
Last no-hitter thrown

3,101 days ago (Paxton, May 8, 2018)

Last one suffered

1,995 days ago (Tigers, May 18, 2021)

Easiest to no-hit in 2026

No. 5 of 30 (their first hit lands in inning 1.9 on average)

No-hitters thrown

6 all-time (first: Johnson, 1990)

Home park: T-Mobile Park ›

First-hit profile · since 2015

56% of first hits allowed come in the 1st inning

On the other side of the ball, the Mariners’ own first hit comes in the 1st inning 57% of the time.

Deepest bids · since 2015

DatePitcherOpponentHitless throughHow it ended
May 8, 2018 James Paxton vs TOR 9 No-hitter.
Aug 12, 2015 Hisashi Iwakuma vs BAL 9 No-hitter.
Jul 19, 2019 Mike Leake vs LAA 8 First hit in the 9th.
Jul 10, 2025 Bryan Woo vs NYY 7 First hit in the 8th.
Jul 2, 2026 Bryce Miller vs LAA 6 First hit in the 7th.
Mar 29, 2026 Emerson Hancock vs CLE 6 First hit in the 7th.
Sep 11, 2024 Bryan Woo vs SD 6 First hit in the 7th.
Apr 29, 2024 Bryce Miller vs ATL 6 First hit in the 7th.
May 8, 2023 Logan Gilbert vs TEX 6 First hit in the 7th.
Apr 29, 2023 Easton McGee vs TOR 6 First hit in the 7th.

Spoiler roll call

since 2015

Mariners batters who broke up deep bids.

BatterSpoilersLatest
Mitch Haniger 3 vs TOR Aug 4, 2018
90.9 mph · xBA .467
J.P. Crawford 2 vs OAK Jun 5, 2024
100.2 mph · xBA .416
Josh Naylor 1 vs BOS Jun 19, 2026
Josh Rojas 1 vs ATL Apr 29, 2024
88.3 mph · xBA .266
Dominic Canzone 1 vs KC Aug 14, 2023
106.1 mph · xBA .684
AJ Pollock 1 vs OAK May 2, 2023
107.1 mph · xBA .821
Adam Frazier 1 vs OAK Jun 23, 2022
75.7 mph · xBA .979
Austin Nola 1 vs HOU Sep 25, 2019
85.2 mph · xBA .453
Kyle Lewis 1 vs CIN Sep 11, 2019
105.6 mph · xBA .660
Omar Narváez 1 vs SD Aug 6, 2019
89.8 mph · xBA .953

Matchup spotlight

since 2015

Most deep bids thrown

vs LAA4 bids · deepest through the 8th
vs TOR2 bids · deepest through the 9th
vs SD2 bids · deepest through the 6th
vs HOU2 bids · deepest through the 6th
vs BAL1 bid · through the 9th

Most deep bids faced

vs ATH3 bids · deepest through the 7th
vs DET2 bids · deepest through the 9th
vs HOU2 bids · deepest through the 9th
vs TOR2 bids · deepest through the 6th
vs KC2 bids · deepest through the 6th

Season by season

18 deep bids in 12 seasons

Red marks a year with a finished no-hitter.

The busiest season was 2023, with three deep bids.

No-hitter honor roll

6 thrown · 7 suffered · all-time