Imai was pulled after throwing 97 pitches, striking out two and walking four, Steven Okert held the Rangers hitless in the seventh inning and Alimber Santa, making his major-league debut, worked the eighth and ninth innings to complete the Astros’ 18th no-no.

Imanaga tossed 7 innings of no-hit ball, and Nate Pearson and Porter Hodge contributed an inning each to the gem, which ended in a score of 12-0. The combined effort was the first Cubs’ Wrigley no-hitter since Milt Pappas blanked the San Diego Padres in 1972.

Snell walked three and threw 114 pitches for the victory, his first-ever complete game.

Cease struck out nine and walked three, taking an early three-run lead and going the distance with 114 pitches during a day game at Nationals Park

Cease had just missed tossing a no-no with the Chicago White Sox on Sept. 3, 2022, when the Minnesota Twins’ Luis Arráez lined a single to right-center with two out in the ninth.

Blanco struck out 7 and issued a pair of walks (both to George Springer), tossing 105 pitches to make history.

It was the Astros 17th no-hitter, and the eighth against the Blue Jays. Blanco’s gem is the earliest no-hitter on the calendar, topping Hideo Nomo’s April 4, 2001 no-no by three days.

Lorenzen, pitching in just his second game since his trade from Detroit, struck out five and walked four as the Phillies topped the Nats 7-0.

The Washington Nationals franchise was last no-hit in 1999 when they were the Montreal Expos, when David Cone tossed a perfect game at Yankee Stadium on July 18, 1999.

The last Phillies no-hitter was in 2015, when Cole Hamels tossed a Wrigley Field gem against the Chicago Cubs.