The year of the no-hitter appears to be upon us.

I was trying not to concern myself with the no-hitter.

Maybe this would be the night for Key's first no-hitter.

"But after they got the big lead we were trying to break up the no-hitter."

No-hitters are very special, in large part because you really never can see them coming.

He no longer had the most recent no-hitter in the major league.

There were six no-hitters last season, including two perfect games.

But he was not allowed to try to complete the no-hitter.

Something else might have happened after that to break up the no-hitter anyway.

In the last 12 months, there have been eight no-hitters, including two perfect games.

Do you care if any of them pitch a no-hitter?

That said, there have already been five no-hitters this season.

At least I had the satisfaction of getting the no-hitter.

I'm probably not going to have a no-hitter thrown against me.

The four no-hitters to Varitek’s name do not include a few he just missed.

The question before any start now seems to be whether he might pitch a no-hitter.

The national high school record for consecutive no-hitters is six.

And in his last home start he pitched a no-hitter.

He pitched a no-hitter in his final high school game.

The no-hitter was exciting because I had never done it before.

He then went and pitched his second no-hitter the following year.

He also threw the first no-hitter of his career that season.

Victory seemed certain; the question was whether there would be a no-hitter.

From the first pitch in the second game, you're thinking no-hitter.

I'm more than likely not going to throw a no-hitter and lose.