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4 Pitchers have thrown 'no hitters' for the Minnesota Twins, since the franchise came to Minnesota in 1961. They are; Eric Milton, on 9/11/99 against Anaheim Scott Erickson, on 4/24/94 against Milwaukee Dean Chance, on 8/25/67 at Cleveland Jack Kralick, on 8/26/62 against Kansas City
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