A "No-Hitter" is a term used in baseball to describe a game in which a pitcher or a group of pitchers prevents the opposing team from getting any hits throughout the entire game. This means that no player from the opposing team successfully hits the ball and reaches base via a hit. A no-hitter is a rare and impressive achievement, showcasing the pitcher's skill and dominance over the opposing batters. While a no-hitter does not guarantee a win, as the opposing team can still score runs through walks, errors, or hit-by-pitches, it is still celebrated as a significant accomplishment in Major League Baseball (MLB). Notable pitchers like Sandy Koufax and Nolan Ryan are famous for their no-hitters, contributing to the legacy of this remarkable feat in the sport.