Bullet Joe Bush
The purported inventor of the forkball, 196-game winner Bullet Joe Bush won 15 games for the 1916 Philadelphia Athletics team that won only 36 contests all season.
Read More > Jimmy Key
The winningest left-hander in Toronto Blue Jays history, Jimmy Key won the World Series clincher for the 1992 Jays and the 1996 New York Yankees.
Read More >Bob Turley
In his dozen big league seasons, 1958 Cy Young and World Series MVP Bob Turley saw his team appear in seven Fall Classics and win four of them.
Read More >Tom Henke
From 1985-1995 Tom Henke pitched in 601 games, finished 524 of them, and recorded 308 saves with a 165 ERA+ and 10 strikeouts per 9 innings pitched.
Read More >John Franco
Among southpaws, former Mets captain John Franco has the most saves in baseball history; only four right-handers have surpassed his save total.
Read More >Jerry Koosman
Two-hundred and twenty-two game winner Jerry Koosman scattered five hits in a complete-game effort in Game 5 of the 1969 World Series to give the Mets their first title. Be sure to visit our page on Facebook.
Read More >Lew Burdette
The 1957 World Series MVP, Lew Burdette won 203 games and left the Braves as #3 on the franchise leaderboard in games, innings and wins.
Read More >Sam McDowell
Sam McDowell is one of only 9 pitchers to record multiple 300-strikeout seasons; all but McDowell, Curt Schilling and J.R. Richard are in the Hall of Fame.
Read More >Jim Whitney
Jim Whitney won 30+ games twice, 20+ games five times, and 191 overall; he finished his career with a 2.97 ERA and a 56 lifetime WAR.
Read More >Sparky Lyle
In 1977 Sparky Lyle became the first American League relief pitcher to earn the Cy Young Award; he revolutionized the role of relievers.
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