On this date, 25 years ago, former Miami Marlins pitcher A.J. Burnett tossed a no-hitter against the San Diego Padres. Burnett was in his third big league season at the time (all with the Marlins ). The no-hitter that took place on this day was a completely different no-hitter, like never before. Nine Walks in a Unforgettable No-Hitter Game in Marlins History Miami Marlins hat and glove | Brett Davis-Imagn Images One issue some pitchers face is managing control. Burnett was a 24-year-old pitcher for Miami who struggled with control.  On this night, he took the mound against the Padres on the road. The Padres were not an elite team. Bruce Bochy was the manager at the time. San Diego only had two hitters in the lineup that could give Burnett problems. Those players are Ryan Klesko and Phil Nevin. Burnett didn't let anyone in their lineup get the best of him. Yes, he drew nine walks in the game, but he did strike out seven Padres. He got run support from his offense.…