Something interesting to note Brett, according to Elias, the only person to throw a no-hitter and lose was Ken Johnson in 1964 against Cincy. Andy Hawkins also did it, losing 4-0 for the Yankees against Chicago. However, he only pitched 8 innings, since the bottom of the ninth wasn't needed for Chicago. According to Elias, a no-hitter is counted only if it is a complete game, that is at least 9 innings. So, Andy Hawkins technically doesn't count in the record books.