Which MLB Ballparks have seen the most no-hitters since 2010? Which Ballparks have seen the least ones since 2010? Where does your team rank?
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MLB Ballparks with Most No-Hitters Since 2010
MLB Ballparks with Most No-Hitters Since 2010
Important Notes: Numbers Do Include Combined No-Hitters as well as Perfect Games! List Also Includes Former Ballparks that Existed in 2010!
4 or More No-Hitters Since 2010 (2 MLB Ballparks)
T-Mobile Park (Seattle, Washington)-6
As Safeco Field (1999-2018)
- Philip Humber (CWS) in 2012 (Perfect Game)
- Combined No-Hitter in 2012 (SEA)
- Felix Hernandez (SEA) in 2012 (Perfect Game)
- Hisashi Iwakuma (SEA) in 2015
As T-Moble Park (2019-Present)
- Jon Means (BAL) in 2021
- Spencer Turnbull (DET) in 2021
Citi Field (Queens, New York)-4
- Johan Santana (NYM) in 2012
- Chris Heston (SF) in 2015
- Max Scherzer (WAS) in 2015
- Mets Combined No-No in 2022
3 No-Hitters Since 2010 (6 MLB Ballparks)
Progressive Field (Cleveland, Ohio)-3
- Ervin Santana (LAA) in 2011
- Wade Miley (CIN) in 2021
- Brewers Combined No-No in 2021
Angel Stadium (Anaheim, California)-3
- Jared Weaver (LAA) in 2012
- Combined No-Hitter (LAA) in 2019
- Reid Detmers in 2022
Dodger Stadium (Los Angeles, California)-3
- Clayton Kershaw (LAD) in 2014
- Jake Arrieta (CHC) in 2015
- Cubs Combined No-Hitter in 2021
Rogers Centre (Toronto, Ontario, Canada)-3
- Justin Verlander (DET) in 2011
- James Paxton (SEA) in 2018
- Justin Verlander (HOU) in 2019
Guaranteed Rate Field (Chicago, Illinois)-3
As U.S. Cellular Field (2003-2016)
- Francisco Liriano (MIN) in 2011
As Guaranteed Rate Field (2017-Present)
- Lucas Giolito (CWS) in 2020
- Carlos Rodon (CWS) in 2021
Oakland Coliseum (Oakland, California)-3
- Dallas Braden (OAK) in 2010 (Perfect Game)
- Sean Manaea (OAK) in 2018
- Mike Fiers (OAK) in 2019
2 No-Hitters or Less Since 2010 (9 MLB Ballparks)
Globe Life Field (Arlington, Texas)-2
- Joe Musgrove (SD) in 2021
- Corey Kluber (NYY) in 2021
Turner Field (Atlanta, Georgia)-2
Home of the Atlanta Braves from 1997 until 2016
- Ubaldo Jimenez (COL) in 2010
- Combined No-Hitter (PHI) in 2014
Tropicana Field (St. Petersburg, FL)-2
- Edwin Jackson (ARI) in 2010
- Matt Garza (TB) in 2010
Oracle Park (San Francisco, California)-2
As AT&T Park (2006-2018)
- Matt Cain (SF) in 2012 (Perfect Game)
- Tim Lincecum (SF) in 2014
Citizens Bank Park (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania)-2
- Roy Halladay (PHI) in 2010 (Playoffs)
- Josh Becket (LAD) in 2014
LoanDepot Park (Miami, Florida)-2
As Marlins Park (2012-2020)
- Henderson Alvarez (MIA) in 2013
- Edinson Volquez (MIA) in 2017
Great American Ballpark (Cincinnati, Ohio)-2
- Homer Bailey (CIN) in 2013
- Jake Arrieta (CHC) in 2016
Nationals Park (Washington D.C.)-2
- Jordan Zimmerman (WAS) in 2014
- Max Scherzer (WAS) in 2015
Minute Maid Park (Houston, Texas)-2
- Mike Fiers (HOU) in 2015
- Combined No-Hitter (HOU) in 2019
Only 1 No-Hitter Since 2010 (8 MLB Ballparks)
Chase Field (Phoenix, Arizona)-1
- Tyler Gilbert in 2021
- Opened in Time for the 1998 Season as Bank One Ballpark
- Last No-Hitter in Phoenix was Jose Jimenez (STL) in 1999
New Yankee Stadium (Bronx, New York)-1
- Astros Combined No-No in 2022
- Opened in Time for the 2009 Campaign
- Last No-Hitter in the Bronx was David Cone (NYY) in 1999 (Perfect Game)
Wrigley Field (Chicago, Illinois)-1
- Cole Hamels (PHI) in 2015
Petco Park (San Diego, California)-1
- Tim Lincecum (SF) in 2013
PNC (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania)-1
- Homer Bailey (CIN) in 2012
American Family Field (Milwaukee, Wisconsin)-1
As Miller Park (2001-2020)
- Alec Mills (CHC) in 2020
Hard Rock Stadium (Miami, Florida)-1
Home of the Florida Marlins from 1993 until 2011
As Sun Life Stadium (2010-2016)
- Roy Halladay (PHI) in 2010 (Perfect Game)
Estadio de Baseball (Monterrey, Mexico)-1
- Combined No-Hitter (LAD) in 2018
- Part of 2018 Mexico Series: Dodgers vs. Padres
Zero No-Hitters Since 2010 (9 MLB Ballparks)
New Busch Stadium (St. Louis, Missouri)-0
- Opened in Time for the 2006 Season
- Last No-Hitter in St. Louis was Bob Forsch (STL) in 1983
Truist Park (Atlanta, Georgia)-0
- Opened in Time for the 2017 Campaign as SunTrust Park
- Last No-Hitter in Atlanta was Phillies’ Combined No-No in 2014
Comerica Park (Detroit, Michigan)-0
- Opened in Time for the 2000 Campaign
- Last No-Hitter in Detroit was Justin Verlander (DET) in 2007
Coors Field (Denver, Colorado)-0
- Last No-Hitter in Denver was Hideo Nomo (LAD) in 1996
Camden Yards (Baltimore, Maryland)-0
- Last No-Hitter in Baltimore was Hideo Nomo (BOS) in 2001
Target Field (Minneapolis, Minnesota)-0
- Opened in Time for the 2010 Campaign
- Last No-Hitter in Minneapolis was Eric Milton (MIN) in 1999
Kauffman Stadium (Kansas City, Missouri)-0
- Last No-Hitter in Kansas City was Bret Saberhagen (KC) in 1991
Fenway Park (Boston, Massachusetts)-0
- Last No-Hitter in Boston was Jon Lester (BOS) in 2008
Globe Life Park (Arlington, Texas)-0
Home of the Texas Rangers from 1994 until 2019
- Only No-Hitter in Venue’s History was Kenny Rogers (TEX) in 1994 (Perfect Game)
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