Jeff Pfeffer
Owner of the lowest career earned run average in Brooklyn history, Jeff Pfeffer won 25 with a 1.92 ERA for the 1916 pennant-winning Dodgers.
Read More > David Wells
Two-time World Series champion David Wells authored a perfect game, won 239 games, had two top-3 Cy Young finishes and a 53.4 career WAR.
Read More >Eddie Cicotte
Best remembered for his part in the 1919 World Series scandal, 209-game winner Eddie Cicotte won 50 games in his final two seasons and finished with 59.0 career WAR.
Read More >Madison Bumgarner
In five World Series appearances Madison Bumgarner has 4 victories and a 5-inning Game 7 save; the 2014 Series MVP has an 0.25 Fall Classic ERA.
Read More >Lon Warneke
The only man to pitch and umpire in the All Star Game and the World Series, 5-time All Star Lon Warneke won 192 games and received MVP votes in 7 seasons.
Read More >Mark Buehrle
In 2007 only a walk to Sammy Sosa – who was later picked off – prevented Mark Buehrle from a perfecto; two years later he threw MLB’s 18th perfect game.Â
Read More >Mike Marshall
The first reliever to earn the Cy Young Award, Mike Marshall holds mark for single-season appearances in both the National (106) and American League (90).
Read More >Jon Lester
Jon Lester set an MLB record by starting the opening game in 12 playoff series; the 200-game winner has a career 1.77 ERA in six World Series appearances.
Read More >Larry French
Larry French won 197 big league games from 1929-1942 and finished with 40 shutouts and 199 complete games before becoming a lifetime military man.
Read More >Felix Hernandez
From 2009-2014, Felix Hernandez led all AL pitchers in ERA, strikeouts, FIP, and WAR, while finishing in the top-4 of Cy Young balloting four times.
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