Astros pitchers combine for first no‑hit in MLB history on May 25, 2026 at Globe Life Field. Tatsuya Imai, Kumar Rocker, and others stifled the Rangers without surrendering a hit. The 2‑hour 37‑minute game drew 36,180 fans and finished 3‑0. The combined effort saw each pitcher strike out a total of 22 batters and walk only one, a rare feat that underscored the bullpen's depth.

Imai pitched six scoreless innings, recording one strikeout and issuing no walks. Rocker contributed 2.5 innings, allowing four hits but no runs, while the remaining relievers covered the final frames. The Rangers' lineup, which had been a top offensive force all season, was silenced by a flawless defensive display. This collapse forced Rangers manager to pull several starters early, a move that stunned fans.

The historic achievement lifts the Astros to a 24‑31 record, keeping them in a tight race for the AL West lead. With the no‑hit walk off, Houston fans celebrate a milestone that will be remembered for years. The Rangers, meanwhile, must regroup as the season nears its climax. Their next series against the Dodgers will test their resilience after this setback.