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Los Angeles Dodgers have come so close not even, but twice to finish MLB’s first no-hitter in the 2025 season for a period of three days.
In Dodgers’ 3-1 victory over Colorado Rockies Monday at Dodger Stadium, they took a combined no-hitter into the ninth lap.
Dodger’s starting pot Tyler Glasnow threw seven indings that are not hit, struck 11 blows and went two. While he did not let a hit, Glasnow gave up a race in the other in one of his walks.
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Los Angeles Dodgers Start Pitcher Tyler Glasnow celebrates after beating Colorado Rockies Ezequiel Tovar out to finish the top of the seventh lap of a baseball match in Los Angeles, California, September 8, 2025. (AP Photo/Mark J. Terrill)
Glasnow went Rockies left Fielder Jordan Beck, who then stole another base. Beck moved on to the third on a flyout and later scored on a sacrificial fly.
Dodgers turned to the Blake Trine in the eighth lap, and he knocked out a hitless frame and struck one.
In the ninth lap, Dodgers brought closer to Tanner Scott to try to finish the combined no-hitter, but Scott gave up a hit for the first dough he was facing. The other Baseman Ryan Ritter tore a double just above the outstretched arm of the left Fielder Alex Call for the Rockies’ first hit.
Scott pulled out the next three Rockies to close the victory.
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Los Angeles Dodgers Relief Pitcher Tanner Scott throws to the record during the ninth lap of a baseball match against Colorado Rockies in Los Angeles, California, September 8, 2025. (AP Photo/Mark J. Terrill)
Dodgers also took a no-hitter into the ninth lap Saturday against Baltimore Orioles on Camden Yards and not only lost the non-hitter, but lost the game in a crushing way.
Dodger’s starting pitcher Yoshinobu Yamamoto was dominant and pitched 8 ⅔ laps of no-hit ball with 10 strikes.
Yamamoto was an out away from the non-hitter when Oriole’s second Baseman Jackson Holliday River a solo home driving to cut Dodgers’ lead to 3-1.
When he gave up the home run, Yamamoto was removed from the game and manager Dave Roberts brought the trine in to try to close it out.
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Los Angeles Dodgers Starts Pitcher Yoshinobu Yamamoto (18) leaves Haugen after a pitching substitution in the ninth lap of a baseball match against Baltimore Orioles in Baltimore, Maryland, September 6, 2025. (AP Photo/Stephanie Scarbough)
The trine gave up a double to Orioles right Fielder Jeremiah Jackson, who brought shortstop Gunnar Henderson to the record as a bonding. The trine hit Henderson with a pitch and put runners on first and second with two outs with the first Baseman Ryan Mountcastle.
The trine then threw a wild pitch and provided both Jackson and Henderson to a scoring position. Mountcastle ended up walking, to load the bases.
Center Fielder Colton Cowser stepped up to the record with a chance to win the game, but the trine went to forcing him in a race, making it 3-2.
Roberts had seen enough from the trine and brought Scott in to try to save the game.
Baltimore Orioles Emmanuel Rivera, Center, celebrates with teammates after hit a walk-off single during the ninth lap of a baseball match against Los Angeles Dodgers in Baltimore, Maryland, September 6, 2025. (AP Photo/Stephanie Scarbough)
Oriole’s third Baseman Emmanuel Rivera lined a single into the middle field, scored two races and ended an unlikely comeback and snapping victory out of the jaws of not only defeat but a no-hitter.
Dodgers ended up at least with the victory on Monday, but Major League Baseball is still without its first No-Hitter in the 2025 season.
Dodgers (80-64) plays Rockies (40-104) in the second game in their three-game series Tuesday at. 22.10 et.
