No hits, no walks, 11 strikeouts, three hit batsmen and 20,000 free pizzas.

Giants rookie Chris Heston threw the first no-hitter of the season on Tuesday night in a 5-0 victory over the Mets at Citi Field, and that means it's #DomiNoNo time again around here. Starting at 3 p.m. ET on Wednesday, the first 20,000 baseball fans who visit and log in at MLB.com/dominos will receive a code for a free, two-topping medium Handmade Pan Pizza.



The DomiNoNo offer is available until 20,000 codes are given away, or for five days starting at 3 p.m. ET on the business day following the no-hitter. History shows that they go fast. This is the third year in a row that Domino's is celebrating one of the most exciting moments in America's favorite pastime by giving away one of the country's favorite foods.

Chris Heston no-hitter

"What better way to celebrate one of the greatest achievements in sports -- the no-hitter -- than with free pizza?" Domino's spokesperson Tim McIntyre said. "Domino's is excited to be partnering with MLB.com to continue giving baseball fans a delicious way to get in on the excitement."

All registered MLB.com users are eligible to receive a free pizza, as Domino's gives away 20,000 for each of the first two no-hitters of the 2015 regular season. After you get a code, the free pizzas are for carryout only and must be placed on dominos.com.

Last year, Dodgers pitchers Josh Beckett and Clayton Kershaw triggered the pizza giveaway, and a third #Dominono was activated by the combined Phillies no-hitter. In 2013, Homer Bailey and Tim Lincecum accounted for the first two #Dominono handouts.

There have now been 240 no-hitters since 1901, an average of more than two per season.

When a no-hitter is in progress through the sixth inning of any game this regular season, you will be encouraged to follow @MLB on Twitter and use the #DomiNoNo hashtag for up-to-the-moment game alerts or watch live lookins on MLB.com or the award-winning MLB.com At Bat app.