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In the history of the franchise, 17 ... 11 times while in Brooklyn and 6 times while in Los Angeles.
Prior to the June 8, 2012 combined no hitter thrown by the Seattle Mariners over the Dodgers, the last time they were no hit was April 8, 1994 by Kent Mercker of the Atlanta Braves.
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