A "no-hitter" in baseball is a game in which a pitcher or multiple pitchers prevents the opposing team from achieving a single hit throughout the entire game. Achieving a no-hitter is a rare and impressive feat, showcasing the pitcher's dominance and effectiveness. The term highlights the pitcher's ability to control the game, navigate through the opposing lineup, and evade hits over nine innings. While a no-hitter does not guarantee a win, as the team could still lose due to runs scored by the opposing team, it remains a celebrated achievement in baseball history.