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Heartbreak Club

When their bids die, they die late.

The Baltimore Orioles have thrown 10 no-hitters and been no-hit 16 times, a record that includes their years as the St. Louis Browns (1902 to 1953). The most recent was thrown by John Means on May 5, 2021; the club was last no-hit by the Mariners on August 12, 2015.

No-hitters, 1901 to today
190119201940196019802000TODAYAugust 30, 1912: Earl Hamilton vs Detroit TigersMay 5, 1917: Ernie Koob vs Chicago White SoxMay 6, 1917: Bob Groom vs Chicago White SoxMay 6, 1953: Bobo Holloman vs Philadelphia AthleticsSeptember 20, 1958: Hoyt Wilhelm vs New York YankeesApril 30, 1967: Steve Barber / Stu Miller vs Detroit Tigers · combinedApril 27, 1968: Tom Phoebus vs Boston Red SoxAugust 13, 1969: Jim Palmer vs Oakland AthleticsJuly 13, 1991: Bob Milacki / Mike Flanagan / Mark Williamson / Gregg Olson vs Oakland Athletics · combinedMay 5, 2021: John Means vs Seattle MarinersJune 30, 1901: Pete Dowling (Cleveland Blues)July 22, 1905: Weldon Henley (Philadelphia Athletics)July 29, 1911: Smoky Joe Wood (Boston Red Sox)July 4, 1912: George Mullin (Detroit Tigers)August 30, 1916: Dutch Leonard (Boston Red Sox)April 14, 1917: Eddie Cicotte (Chicago White Sox)April 29, 1931: Wes Ferrell (Cleveland Indians)June 1, 1937: Bill Dietrich (Chicago White Sox)September 9, 1945: Dick Fowler (Philadelphia Athletics)May 5, 1962: Bo Belinsky (Los Angeles Angels)June 1, 1975: Nolan Ryan (California Angels)April 15, 1987: Juan Nieves (Milwaukee Brewers)August 11, 1991: Wilson Álvarez (Chicago White Sox)April 4, 2001: Hideo Nomo (Boston Red Sox)September 1, 2007: Clay Buchholz (Boston Red Sox)August 12, 2015: Hisashi Iwakuma (Seattle Mariners)10THROWNSUFFERED16
Last no-hitter thrown

2,008 days ago (Means, May 5, 2021)

Last one suffered

4,101 days ago (Mariners, Aug 12, 2015)

No-hitters thrown

10 all-time (first: Hamilton, 1912)

Home park: Oriole Park at Camden Yards ›

First-hit profile · since 2015

60% of first hits allowed come in the 1st inning

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

Deepest bids · since 2015

DatePitcherOpponentHitless throughHow it ended
May 5, 2021 John Means vs SEA 9 No-hitter.
Aug 15, 2025 Brandon Young vs HOU 7 First hit in the 8th.
May 26, 2024 Kyle Bradish vs CWS 7 First hit in the 8th.
Jul 11, 2026 Kyle Bradish vs KC 6 First hit in the 7th.
Sep 6, 2024 Dean Kremer vs TB 6 First hit in the 7th.
Sep 23, 2023 John Means vs CLE 6 First hit in the 7th.
Sep 11, 2021 Keegan Akin vs TOR 6 First hit in the 7th.
Jul 21, 2019 Asher Wojciechowski vs BOS 6 First hit in the 7th.
Apr 1, 2019 David Hess vs TOR 6 First hit in the 7th.

Spoiler roll call

since 2015

Orioles batters who broke up deep bids.

BatterSpoilersLatest
Adley Rutschman 2 vs NYY May 11, 2026
86.5 mph · xBA .509
Ryan Mountcastle 2 vs DET Apr 23, 2023
84.9 mph · xBA .971
Leody Taveras 1 vs CLE Apr 16, 2026
103.5 mph · xBA .376
Tyler O'Neill 1 vs TB Sep 24, 2025
96 mph · xBA .889
Jackson Holliday 1 vs LAD Sep 6, 2025
95.6 mph · xBA .218
Colton Cowser 1 vs TEX Jun 25, 2025
88.8 mph · xBA .266
Ramón Laureano 1 vs TEX Jun 24, 2025
74 mph · xBA .509
Gary Sánchez 1 vs NYY Jun 21, 2025
103.2 mph · xBA .896
Gunnar Henderson 1 vs DET Sep 13, 2024
103.2 mph · xBA .545
Cedric Mullins 1 vs TOR Aug 17, 2022
73.7 mph · xBA .750

Matchup spotlight

since 2015

Most deep bids thrown

vs TOR2 bids · deepest through the 6th
vs SEA1 bid · through the 9th
vs CWS1 bid · through the 7th
vs HOU1 bid · through the 7th
vs BOS1 bid · through the 6th

Most deep bids faced

vs TOR5 bids · deepest through the 7th
vs TB3 bids · deepest through the 8th
vs DET3 bids · deepest through the 8th
vs NYY2 bids · deepest through the 7th
vs TEX2 bids · deepest through the 7th

Season by season

9 deep bids in 12 seasons

Red marks a year with a finished no-hitter.

The busiest season was 2024, with two deep bids (tied with 2019 and 2021).

No-hitter honor roll

10 thrown · 16 suffered · all-time