The Washington Nationals have been in existence for just nine years, so it wasn’t really a huge deal that the team had never had a pitcher throw a no-hitter before. That all changed on the last day of the MLB season when Tommy John survivor and all-around underrated pitcher Jordan Zimmermann toed the slab against the Miami Marlins. Zimmermann cruised through nine frames, surrendering no hits while striking out 10 and walking just one batter to become the first pitcher in Nationals history to toss a no-no. But history was almost snatched from Zimmermann and the Nationals…