When was the last time Yankees were no-hit?

The New York Yankees haven’t recorded a hit just one time in the last 60+ years but when was the last time the Yankees were no-hit?

Considering the historical success of the New York Yankees over the years, it’s not a shocker that the team getting no-hit isn’t common. In fact, it has only happened eight times since 1900 and only twice since 1958.

Today, September 10th, as of this writing the Yankees have no hits once again deep in the eighth inning. This time, Corbin Burnes has gone seven full innings with just two walks, no hits, and five strikeouts.

The zero in the hit column for the men in pinstripes had many fans wondering when the last time the Yankees were no-hit.

Last time the Yankees were no-hit

The last time the Yankees were no-hit was last year against the Astros on June 25th, when Javier and the bullpen combined for a complete block-out of the Yankees bats. Fitting that the Yankees would experience such pain at the hands of their biggest rivals of the last five years or so.

As noted by ESPN’s Jeff Passan before that game last year, the last time the Yankees were no-hit actually came against the same club threatening to do it again: the Houston Astros. That came nearly two decades ago back in 2003, which was also a combined no-no.

In that game, New York failed to get a hit against a bevy of hurlers for Houston as Roy Oswalt (1.0), Peter Munro (2.2), Kirk Saarloos (1.1), Brad Lidge (2.0), Octavio Dotel (1.0) and Billy Wagner (1.0) all took the mound for the Astros in that game.

If the Brewers no-hit bid holds, it'll be a horrible sign for the Yankees to have been on the wrong end of such a feat in two straight seasons.