Corey Kluber threw the sixth no-hitter of the 2021 MLB season less than 24 hours after the Mariners were no-hit. So, why have there been so many? And what's Kyle Seager's (unfortunate) role in all ...

Corbin Burnes and Josh Hader dealt Cleveland its third no-hit loss of 2021. With nine no-hitters overall, baseball has broken the record for a season, which was set in 1884.

Major League Baseball is experiencing a nearly unprecedented surge in no-hitters. It’s part of a well-publicized shift in the sport’s balance, with pitchers increasingly enjoying the upper ...

Six no-hitters in 40 days, from Joe Musgrove on April 9 through Corey Kluber on May 19 - which was the most dominant.

New York Yankees pitcher Corey Kluber celebrates after tossing a no-hitter against the Rangers in Arlington, Texas, on May 19, 2021.

This week, Spencer Turnbull and Corey Kluber became the fifth and sixth pitchers to throw no-hitters in the 2021 season. Is there such a thing as too many no-nos?

Tossing a major league no-hitter should be a monumental achievement. But is it losing its glamour after a sixth no-hitter was thrown in 41 days?

Thursday night, Chicago Cubs righty Zach Davies and three relievers blanked the Los Angeles Dodgers and threw MLB's seventh no-hitter of 2021 (CHC 4, LAD 0).

There have now been seven no-hitters thrown this 2021 Major League Baseball season – tying the modern-era record.

Uh, yeah, this is kind of a weird baseball year, to say the least. We're not even out of May yet, and on Wednesday night, we got our sixth -- SIXTH -- no-hitter of 2021 thanks to New York Yankees ...

After Corey Kluber tossed this years sixth MLB no-hitter, the 2021 season is on pace to mark its place in the record books.

It’s hard to separate all these no-hitters from the context of what baseball looks like in 2021. Entering Wednesday, the average game included 7.83 hits per team.