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List of Major League Baseball annual wins leaders

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Major League Baseball recognizes the player or players in each league^[a] with the most wins each season.^[b] In baseball, wins are a statistic used to evaluate pitchers. Credit for a win is given by the official scorer to the pitcher whose team takes and maintains the lead while he is the pitcher of record. If a game is tied or if the lead changes to the other team, all pitchers who have participated and exited the game to that point are unable to receive credit for the victory. A starting pitcher is ineligible for the win if he has not completed five or more innings of the game; instead, the scorer would award the victory to the relief pitcher who was "most effective... in the official scorer's judgment".^[2]

Cy Young won 511 games during his career, 94 more than second-place Walter Johnson.^[1]

History

The National League's first win champion was Albert Spalding, who led the senior circuit with 47 wins after leading the semi-professional National Association in each of its five seasons. Hall of Fame pitcher Cy Young led the American League in wins in each of its first three years (1901–1903), amassing 33, 32, and 28 victories in those seasons for the Boston Americans.^[3] Warren Spahn leads all players with 8 win championships for the Boston and Milwaukee Braves in his 21 seasons.^[4]

Six titles

Bob Feller: six time AL Wins Champion

Three players have led their league in wins six times during their careers. Grover Cleveland Alexander led the National League in victories six times, with a single-season career-high 33 wins in 1916.^[5] In the American League, two pitchers have accomplished the same feat: Walter Johnson, whose 36 wins in 1913—his first season leading the league—were a single-season career high,^[6] and Bob Feller.^[7]

Five and four titles

In addition to his three American League wins, Young also led the National League twice (1892, 1895) to amass the third-highest total of win championships in major league history.^[3] Joe McGinnity and Tom Glavine also captured five wins titles in the National League.^[8]^[9] Pitchers who have led their league four times include Steve Carlton,^[10] Roger Clemens,^[11] Christy Mathewson,^[12] Hal Newhouser,^[13] and Robin Roberts.^[14]

Most wins in a Major League season

Charles Radbourn holds the Major League single-season record for most games won.

Charles "Old Hoss" Radbourn holds the single-season record for the most games won in a major league season; he notched 59 victories in 1884.^[15] There is a discrepancy in Radbourn's victory total in 1884. The classic MacMillan Baseball Encyclopedia, as well as other sources credit Radbourn with 60 wins (against 12 losses), other sources place his win total as high as 62. He and John Clarkson (53 wins in 1885) are the only pitchers to exceed 50 wins in a single season in the current major leagues; Guy Hecker also accomplished the feat in the American Association.^[15] The American League leader is Jack Chesbro, who won 41 games for the New York Yankees in 1904; his total is the highest since Major League Baseball's consolidation in 1901.^[15]^[16] The highest total in the National League since 1901 is Mathewson's 37 victories in 1908.^[12]^[15] The largest margin of victory for the title is 21 wins, achieved by Clarkson in 1889; he won 49 games,^[17] while his closest competitors (Charlie Buffinton and Tim Keefe) won 28 each.^[18]^[19] The American League title's largest margin of victory is 16 wins—Ed Walsh notched 40 wins in 1908,^[20] followed by Addie Joss and Ed Summers with 24 victories.^[21]^[22]

The number of wins required to lead the league each season has gone down significantly over the last century. For example, from 1900 to 1920, the average number of wins for the AL league leader was 30.8; from 1990 to 2010, it was 20.9.

Ties

Ties for the win championship are common. The most recent tie in the American League was in 2012, when Jered Weaver and David Price tied for the lead with 20 wins each, and the most recent tie in the National League was in 2011, when Ian Kennedy and Clayton Kershaw tied with 21 wins each. The most pitchers to share the title in a single season is six, accomplished in 2006 when Aaron Harang, Derek Lowe, Brad Penny, John Smoltz, Brandon Webb, and Carlos Zambrano each won 16 games in the National League. In the American League, four pitchers shared the award in the strike-shortened 1981 season.

Key

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Year	Links to the corresponding "year in baseball" or "Major League Baseball season" article
Champion(s)	Player or players with the highest win total in the league
W	Number of wins
Runner(s)-up	Player or players with the second-best win total in the league
League	Denoted only for players outside of the modern major leagues
†	Member of the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum

National League

Tommy Bond won the triple crown in 1877, leading the National League in wins, strikeouts, and earned run average.

Grover Cleveland Alexander led the National League in wins six times in ten seasons.

Hall of Famer Joe McGinnity captured the National League win championship five times.

Kid Nichols led the National League in wins three consecutive seasons (1896–1898).

Robin Roberts led the National League in wins four years in a row (1952–1955).

Hall of Famer Sandy Koufax led the NL in wins three times before retiring at the age of 30.

Jake Peavy's 19 wins in 2007 led all National League pitchers.

2006 Cy Young Award winner Brandon Webb led the National League with 22 wins in 2008.

Adam Wainwright (19 wins) and St. Louis Cardinals teammate Chris Carpenter (17 wins) were first and second in the 2009 win table, respectively.

More information Year, Champion(s) ...

Year	Champion(s)	W	Team	Runner(s)-up	W	Ref
1876	Albert Spalding^†	47	Chicago White Stockings	George Bradley	45	^[23]
1877	Tommy Bond	40	Boston Red Caps	Jim Devlin	35	^[24]
1878	Tommy Bond	40	Boston Red Caps	Will White	30	^[25]
1879	John Montgomery Ward^†	47	Providence Grays	Tommy Bond Will White	43	^[26]
1880	Jim McCormick	45	Cleveland Blues	Larry Corcoran	43	^[27]
1881	Larry Corcoran Jim Whitney	31	Chicago White Stockings Boston Red Caps	George Derby	29	^[28]
1882	Jim McCormick	36	Cleveland Blues	Charles Radbourn^†	33	^[29]
1883	Charles Radbourn^†	48	Providence Grays	Pud Galvin^†	46	^[30]
1884	Charles Radbourn^†	60	Providence Grays	Charlie Buffinton	46	^[31]
1885	John Clarkson^†	53	Chicago White Stockings	Mickey Welch^†	44	^[32]
1886	Lady Baldwin Tim Keefe^†	42	Detroit Wolverines New York Giants	John Clarkson^†	36	^[33]
1887	John Clarkson^†	38	Chicago White Stockings	Tim Keefe^†	35	^[34]
1888	Tim Keefe^†	35	New York Giants	John Clarkson^†	33	^[35]
1889	John Clarkson^†	49	Boston Beaneaters	Bob Caruthers	40	^[36]
1890	Bill Hutchison	41	Chicago White Stockings	Kid Gleason	38	^[37]
1891	Bill Hutchison	44	Chicago White Stockings	John Clarkson^† Amos Rusie^†	33	^[38]
1892	Bill Hutchison Cy Young^†	36	Chicago White Stockings Cleveland Spiders	Kid Nichols^† Jack Stivetts	35	^[39]
1893	Frank Killen	36	Pittsburgh Pirates	Kid Nichols^† Cy Young^†	34	^[40]
1894	Amos Rusie^†	36	New York Giants	Jouett Meekin	33	^[41]
1895	Cy Young^†	35	Cleveland Spiders	Bill Hoffer Pink Hawley	31	^[42]
1896	Frank Killen Kid Nichols^†	30	Pittsburgh Pirates Boston Beaneaters	Cy Young^†	28	^[43]
1897	Kid Nichols^†	31	Boston Beaneaters	Amos Rusie^†	28	^[44]
1898	Kid Nichols^†	31	Boston Beaneaters	Bert Cunningham	28	^[45]
1899	Jay Hughes Joe McGinnity^†	28	Baltimore Orioles Brooklyn Superbas	Vic Willis^†	27	^[46]
1900	Joe McGinnity^†	28	Brooklyn Superbas	Bill Dinneen Brickyard Kennedy Deacon Phillippe Jesse Tannehill	20	^[47]
1901	Bill Donovan	25	Brooklyn Superbas	Jack Harper	23	^[48]
1902	Jack Chesbro^†	28	Pittsburgh Pirates	Togie Pittinger Vic Willis^†	27	^[49]
1903	Joe McGinnity^†	31	New York Giants	Christy Mathewson^†	30	^[50]
1904	Joe McGinnity^†	35	New York Giants	Christy Mathewson^†	33	^[51]
1905	Christy Mathewson^†	31	New York Giants	Togie Pittinger	23	^[52]
1906	Joe McGinnity^†	27	New York Giants	Mordecai Brown^†	26	^[53]
1907	Christy Mathewson^†	24	New York Giants	Orval Overall	23	^[54]
1908	Christy Mathewson^†	37	New York Giants	Mordecai Brown^†	29	^[55]
1909	Mordecai Brown^†	27	Chicago Cubs	Howie Camnitz Christy Mathewson^†	25	^[56]
1910	Christy Mathewson^†	27	New York Giants	Mordecai Brown^†	25	^[57]
1911	Grover Cleveland Alexander^†	28	Philadelphia Phillies	Christy Mathewson^†	26	^[58]
1912	Larry Cheney Rube Marquard^†	26	Chicago Cubs New York Giants	Claude Hendrix	24	^[59]
1913	Tom Seaton	27	Philadelphia Phillies	Christy Mathewson^†	25	^[60]
1914	Grover Cleveland Alexander^†	27	Philadelphia Phillies	Bill James Dick Rudolph Jeff Tesreau	26	^[61]
1915	Grover Cleveland Alexander^†	31	Philadelphia Phillies	Dick Rudolph	22	^[62]
1916	Grover Cleveland Alexander^†	33	Philadelphia Phillies	Jeff Pfeffer	25	^[63]
1917	Grover Cleveland Alexander^†	30	Philadelphia Phillies	Fred Toney	24	^[64]
1918	Hippo Vaughn	22	Chicago Cubs	Claude Hendrix	20	^[65]
1919	Jesse Barnes	25	New York Giants	Slim Sallee Hippo Vaughn	21	^[66]
1920	Grover Cleveland Alexander^†	27	Chicago Cubs	Wilbur Cooper	24	^[67]
1921	Wilbur Cooper Burleigh Grimes^†	22	Pittsburgh Pirates Brooklyn Robins	Art Nehf Joe Oeschger	20	^[68]
1922	Eppa Rixey^†	25	Cincinnati Reds	Wilbur Cooper	23	^[69]
1923	Dolf Luque	27	Cincinnati Reds	Johnny Morrison	25	^[70]
1924	Dazzy Vance^†	28	Brooklyn Robins	Burleigh Grimes^†	22	^[71]
1925	Dazzy Vance^†	22	Brooklyn Robins	Pete Donohue Eppa Rixey^†	21	^[72]
1926	Pete Donohue Ray Kremer Lee Meadows Flint Rhem	20	Cincinnati Reds Pittsburgh Pirates Pittsburgh Pirates St. Louis Cardinals	Carl Mays	19	^[73]
1927	Charlie Root	26	Chicago Cubs	Jesse Haines^†	24	^[74]
1928	Larry Benton Burleigh Grimes^†	25	New York Giants Pittsburgh Pirates	Dazzy Vance^†	22	^[75]
1929	Pat Malone	22	Chicago Cubs	Red Lucas Charlie Root	19	^[76]
1930	Ray Kremer Pat Malone	20	Pittsburgh Pirates Chicago Cubs	Freddie Fitzsimmons	19	^[77]
1931	Jumbo Elliott Bill Hallahan Heinie Meine	19	Philadelphia Phillies St. Louis Cardinals Pittsburgh Pirates	Ed Brandt Paul Derringer Freddie Fitzsimmons	18	^[78]
1932	Lon Warneke	22	Chicago Cubs	Watty Clark	20	^[79]
1933	Carl Hubbell^†	23	New York Giants	Guy Bush Ben Cantwell Dizzy Dean^†	20	^[80]
1934	Dizzy Dean^†	30	St. Louis Cardinals	Hal Schumacher	23	^[81]
1935	Dizzy Dean^†	28	St. Louis Cardinals	Carl Hubbell^†	23	^[82]
1936	Carl Hubbell^†	26	New York Giants	Dizzy Dean^†	24	^[83]
1937	Carl Hubbell^†	22	New York Giants	Lou Fette Cliff Melton Jim Turner	20	^[84]
1938	Bill Lee	22	Chicago Cubs	Paul Derringer	21	^[85]
1939	Bucky Walters	27	Cincinnati Reds	Paul Derringer	25	^[86]
1940	Bucky Walters	22	Cincinnati Reds	Paul Derringer Claude Passeau	20	^[87]
1941	Kirby Higbe Whit Wyatt	22	Brooklyn Dodgers Brooklyn Dodgers	Elmer Riddle Bucky Walters	19	^[88]
1942	Mort Cooper	22	St. Louis Cardinals	Johnny Beazley	21	^[89]
1943	Mort Cooper Elmer Riddle Rip Sewell	21	St. Louis Cardinals Cincinnati Reds Pittsburgh Pirates	Hiram Bithorn	18	^[90]
1944	Bucky Walters	23	Cincinnati Reds	Mort Cooper	22	^[91]
1945	Red Barrett	23	Boston Braves St. Louis Cardinals	Hank Wyse	22	^[92]
1946	Howie Pollet	21	St. Louis Cardinals	Johnny Sain	20	^[93]
1947	Ewell Blackwell	22	Cincinnati Reds	Ralph Branca Larry Jansen Johnny Sain Warren Spahn^†	21	^[94]
1948	Johnny Sain	24	Boston Braves	Harry Brecheen	20	^[95]
1949	Warren Spahn^†	21	Boston Braves	Howie Pollet	20	^[96]
1950	Warren Spahn^†	21	Boston Braves	Robin Roberts^† Johnny Sain	20	^[97]
1951	Larry Jansen Sal Maglie	23	New York Giants New York Giants	Preacher Roe Warren Spahn^†	22	^[98]
1952	Robin Roberts^†	28	Philadelphia Phillies	Sal Maglie	18	^[99]
1953	Robin Roberts^† Warren Spahn^†	23	Philadelphia Phillies Milwaukee Braves	Carl Erskine Harvey Haddix	20	^[100]
1954	Robin Roberts^†	23	Philadelphia Phillies	Johnny Antonelli Warren Spahn^†	21	^[101]
1955	Robin Roberts^†	23	Philadelphia Phillies	Don Newcombe	20	^[102]
1956	Don Newcombe	27	Brooklyn Dodgers	Johnny Antonelli Warren Spahn^†	20	^[103]
1957	Warren Spahn^†	21	Milwaukee Braves	Jack Sanford	19	^[104]
1958	Bob Friend Warren Spahn^†	22	Pittsburgh Pirates Milwaukee Braves	Lew Burdette	20	^[105]
1959	Lew Burdette Sam Jones Warren Spahn^†	21	Milwaukee Braves San Francisco Giants Milwaukee Braves	Johnny Antonelli	19	^[106]
1960	Ernie Broglio Warren Spahn^†	21	St. Louis Cardinals Milwaukee Braves	Vern Law	20	^[107]
1961	Joey Jay Warren Spahn^†	21	Cincinnati Reds Milwaukee Braves	Jim O'Toole	19	^[108]
1962	Don Drysdale^†	25	Los Angeles Dodgers	Jack Sanford	24	^[109]
1963	Sandy Koufax^† Juan Marichal^†	25	Los Angeles Dodgers San Francisco Giants	Jim Maloney Warren Spahn^†	23	^[110]
1964	Larry Jackson	24	Chicago Cubs	Juan Marichal^†	21	^[111]
1965	Sandy Koufax^†	26	Los Angeles Dodgers	Tony Cloninger	24	^[112]
1966	Sandy Koufax^†	27	Los Angeles Dodgers	Juan Marichal^†	25	^[113]
1967	Mike McCormick	22	San Francisco Giants	Ferguson Jenkins^†	20	^[114]
1968	Juan Marichal^†	26	San Francisco Giants	Bob Gibson^†	22	^[115]
1969	Tom Seaver^†	25	New York Mets	Phil Niekro^†	23	^[116]
1970	Bob Gibson^† Gaylord Perry^†	23	St. Louis Cardinals San Francisco Giants	Ferguson Jenkins^†	22	^[117]
1971	Ferguson Jenkins^†	24	Chicago Cubs	Steve Carlton^† Al Downing Tom Seaver^†	20	^[118]
1972	Steve Carlton^†	27	Philadelphia Phillies	Tom Seaver^†	21	^[119]
1973	Ron Bryant	24	San Francisco Giants	Jack Billingham Tom Seaver^†	19	^[120]
1974	Andy Messersmith Phil Niekro^†	20	Los Angeles Dodgers Atlanta Braves	Jack Billingham Don Sutton^†	19	^[121]
1975	Tom Seaver^†	22	New York Mets	Randy Jones	20	^[122]
1976	Randy Jones	22	San Diego Padres	Jerry Koosman Don Sutton^†	21	^[123]
1977	Steve Carlton^†	23	Philadelphia Phillies	Tom Seaver^†	21	^[124]
1978	Gaylord Perry^†	21	San Diego Padres	Ross Grimsley	20	^[125]
1979	Joe Niekro Phil Niekro^†	21	Houston Astros Atlanta Braves	Steve Carlton^† J. R. Richard Rick Reuschel	18	^[126]
1980	Steve Carlton^†	24	Philadelphia Phillies	Joe Niekro	20	^[127]
1981	Tom Seaver^†	14	Cincinnati Reds	Steve Carlton^† Fernando Valenzuela	13	^[128]
1982	Steve Carlton^†	23	Philadelphia Phillies	Steve Rogers Fernando Valenzuela	19	^[129]
1983	John Denny	19	Philadelphia Phillies	Bill Gullickson Steve Rogers Mario Soto	17	^[130]
1984	Joaquín Andújar	20	St. Louis Cardinals	Mario Soto	18	^[131]
1985	Dwight Gooden	24	New York Mets	Joaquín Andújar John Tudor	21	^[132]
1986	Fernando Valenzuela	21	Los Angeles Dodgers	Mike Krukow	20	^[133]
1987	Rick Sutcliffe	18	Chicago Cubs	Shane Rawley	17	^[134]
1988	Orel Hershiser Danny Jackson	23	Los Angeles Dodgers Cincinnati Reds	David Cone	20	^[135]
1989	Mike Scott	20	Houston Astros	Greg Maddux^†	19	^[136]
1990	Doug Drabek	22	Pittsburgh Pirates	Ramón Martínez Frank Viola	20	^[137]
1991	Tom Glavine^† John Smiley	20	Atlanta Braves Pittsburgh Pirates	Steve Avery	18	^[138]
1992	Tom Glavine^† Greg Maddux^†	20	Atlanta Braves Chicago Cubs	Ken Hill Pedro Martínez^† Mike Morgan Bob Tewksbury	16	^[139]
1993	John Burkett Tom Glavine^†	22	San Francisco Giants Atlanta Braves	Bill Swift	21	^[140]
1994	Ken Hill Greg Maddux^†	16	Montréal Expos Atlanta Braves	Danny Jackson Bret Saberhagen	14	^[141]
1995	Greg Maddux^†	19	Atlanta Braves	Pete Schourek	18	^[142]
1996	John Smoltz^†	24	Atlanta Braves	Andy Benes	18	^[143]
1997	Denny Neagle	20	Atlanta Braves	Shawn Estes Darryl Kile Greg Maddux^†	19	^[144]
1998	Tom Glavine^†	20	Atlanta Braves	Shane Reynolds Kevin Tapani	19	^[145]
1999	Mike Hampton	22	Houston Astros	José Lima	21	^[146]
2000	Tom Glavine^†	21	Atlanta Braves	Darryl Kile	20	^[147]
2001	Matt Morris Curt Schilling	22	St. Louis Cardinals Arizona Diamondbacks	Randy Johnson^†	21	^[148]
2002	Randy Johnson^†	24	Arizona Diamondbacks	Curt Schilling	23	^[149]
2003	Russ Ortiz	21	Atlanta Braves	Mark Prior Woody Williams	18	^[150]
2004	Roy Oswalt	20	Houston Astros	Roger Clemens Carl Pavano Jason Schmidt	18	^[151]
2005	Dontrelle Willis	22	Florida Marlins	Chris Carpenter	21	^[152]
2006	Aaron Harang Derek Lowe Brad Penny John Smoltz^† Brandon Webb Carlos Zambrano	16	Cincinnati Reds Los Angeles Dodgers Los Angeles Dodgers Atlanta Braves Arizona Diamondbacks Chicago Cubs	Chris Carpenter Tom Glavine^† Greg Maddux^† Roy Oswalt Steve Trachsel	15	^[153]
2007	Jake Peavy	19	San Diego Padres	Brandon Webb Carlos Zambrano	18	^[154]
2008	Brandon Webb	22	Arizona Diamondbacks	Tim Lincecum	18	^[155]
2009	Adam Wainwright	19	St. Louis Cardinals	Chris Carpenter	17	^[156]
2010	Roy Halladay^†	21	Philadelphia Phillies	Adam Wainwright	20	^[157]
2011	Ian Kennedy Clayton Kershaw	21	Arizona Diamondbacks Los Angeles Dodgers	Roy Halladay^†	19	^[158]
2012	Gio González	21	Washington Nationals	R. A. Dickey	20	^[159]
2013	Adam Wainwright Jordan Zimmermann	19	St. Louis Cardinals Washington Nationals	Clayton Kershaw	16	^[160]
2014	Clayton Kershaw	21	Los Angeles Dodgers	Johnny Cueto Adam Wainwright	20	^[161]
2015	Jake Arrieta	22	Chicago Cubs	Gerrit Cole Zack Greinke	19	^[162]
2016	Max Scherzer	20	Washington Nationals	Jon Lester	19	^[163]
2017	Clayton Kershaw	18	Los Angeles Dodgers	Zach Davies Zack Greinke	17	^[164]
2018	Jon Lester Miles Mikolas Max Scherzer	18	Chicago Cubs St. Louis Cardinals Washington Nationals	Kyle Freeland Aaron Nola	17	^[165]
2019	Stephen Strasburg	18	Washington Nationals	Max Fried	17	^[166]
2020	Yu Darvish	8	Chicago Cubs	Zach Davies Max Fried	7	^[167]
2021	Julio Urías	20	Los Angeles Dodgers	Adam Wainwright	17	^[168]
2022	Kyle Wright	21	Atlanta Braves	Julio Urías	17	^[169]
2023	Spencer Strider	20	Atlanta Braves	Zac Gallen	17	^[170]

American League

Addie Joss led the American League in wins in 1907.

In addition to leading the American League in wins six times in his career and winning three triple crowns, Walter Johnson was one of the five charter members of the Baseball Hall of Fame.^[171]

Joe Wood's 34 wins in 1912 were a career-high.^[172]

Roger Clemens won the most American League games in 1986 & 1987 for the Red Sox and 1997 & 1998 for the Blue Jays.

Dave Stewart won 20 games in 1987, finishing second in AL wins the following three seasons.

Josh Beckett's 20 wins in 2007 were best in the American League.

Cliff Lee captured the Cy Young Award in 2008 in addition to winning 22 games.

Félix Hernández won 19 games in 2009, one of three pitchers to do so.

CC Sabathia started Game 1 of the 2009 World Series after winning 19 games for the Yankees that season.

Justin Verlander also led the American League in strikeouts and innings pitched in 2009.

Johan Santana, 2006 AL Triple Crown winner

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Year	Leader	W	Team	Runner-up	W	Ref
1901	Cy Young^†	33	Boston Americans	Joe McGinnity^†	26	^[173]
1902	Cy Young^†	32	Boston Americans	Rube Waddell^†	24	^[174]
1903	Cy Young^†	28	Boston Americans	Eddie Plank^†	23	^[175]
1904	Jack Chesbro^†	41	New York Highlanders	Eddie Plank^† Cy Young^†	26	^[176]
1905	Rube Waddell^†	27	Philadelphia Athletics	Eddie Plank^†	24	^[177]
1906	Al Orth	27	New York Highlanders	Jack Chesbro^†	23	^[178]
1907	Addie Joss^† Doc White	27	Cleveland Naps Chicago White Sox	Bill Donovan Ed Killian	25	^[179]
1908	Ed Walsh^†	40	Chicago White Sox	Addie Joss^† Ed Summers	24	^[180]
1909	George Mullin	29	Detroit Tigers	Frank Smith	25	^[181]
1910	Jack Coombs	31	Philadelphia Athletics	Russ Ford	26	^[182]
1911	Jack Coombs	28	Philadelphia Athletics	Ed Walsh^†	27	^[183]
1912	Joe Wood	34	Boston Red Sox	Walter Johnson^†	33	^[184]
1913	Walter Johnson^†	36	Washington Senators	Cy Falkenberg	23	^[185]
1914	Walter Johnson^†	28	Washington Senators	Stan Coveleski^†	22	^[186]
1915	Walter Johnson^†	27	Washington Senators	Hooks Dauss Red Faber^† Jim Scott	24	^[187]
1916	Walter Johnson^†	25	Washington Senators	Bob Shawkey	24	^[188]
1917	Eddie Cicotte	28	Chicago White Sox	Babe Ruth^†	24	^[189]
1918	Walter Johnson^†	23	Washington Senators	Stan Coveleski^†	22	^[190]
1919	Eddie Cicotte	29	Chicago White Sox	Stan Coveleski^†	24	^[191]
1920	Jim Bagby	31	Cleveland Indians	Carl Mays	26	^[192]
1921	Carl Mays Urban Shocker	27	New York Yankees St. Louis Browns	Red Faber^†	25	^[193]
1922	Eddie Rommel	27	Philadelphia Athletics	Joe Bush	26	^[194]
1923	George Uhle	26	Cleveland Indians	Hooks Dauss Sam Jones	21	^[195]
1924	Walter Johnson^†	23	Washington Senators	Herb Pennock^†	21	^[196]
1925	Ted Lyons^† Eddie Rommel	21	Chicago White Sox Philadelphia Athletics	Stan Coveleski^† Walter Johnson^†	20	^[197]
1926	George Uhle	27	Cleveland Indians	Herb Pennock^†	23	^[198]
1927	Waite Hoyt^† Ted Lyons^†	22	New York Yankees Chicago White Sox	Lefty Grove^†	20	^[199]
1928	Lefty Grove^† George Pipgras	24	Philadelphia Athletics New York Yankees	Waite Hoyt^†	23	^[200]
1929	George Earnshaw	24	Philadelphia Athletics	Wes Ferrell	21	^[201]
1930	Lefty Grove^†	28	Philadelphia Athletics	Wes Ferrell	25	^[202]
1931	Lefty Grove^†	31	Philadelphia Athletics	Wes Ferrell	22	^[203]
1932	Alvin Crowder	26	Washington Senators	Lefty Grove^†	25	^[204]
1933	Alvin Crowder Lefty Grove^†	24	Washington Senators Philadelphia Athletics	Earl Whitehill	22	^[205]
1934	Lefty Gomez^†	26	New York Yankees	Schoolboy Rowe	24	^[206]
1935	Wes Ferrell	25	Boston Red Sox	Mel Harder	22	^[207]
1936	Tommy Bridges	23	Detroit Tigers	Vern Kennedy	21	^[208]
1937	Lefty Gomez^†	21	New York Yankees	Red Ruffing^†	20	^[209]
1938	Red Ruffing^†	21	New York Yankees	Bobo Newsom	20	^[210]
1939	Bob Feller^†	24	Cleveland Indians	Red Ruffing^†	21	^[211]
1940	Bob Feller^†	27	Cleveland Indians	Bobo Newsom	21	^[212]
1941	Bob Feller^†	25	Cleveland Indians	Thornton Lee	22	^[213]
1942	Tex Hughson	22	Boston Red Sox	Tiny Bonham	21	^[214]
1943	Spud Chandler Dizzy Trout	20	New York Yankees Detroit Tigers	Early Wynn^†	18	^[215]
1944	Hal Newhouser^†	29	Detroit Tigers	Dizzy Trout	27	^[216]
1945	Hal Newhouser^†	25	Detroit Tigers	Dave Ferriss	21	^[217]
1946	Bob Feller^† Hal Newhouser^†	26	Cleveland Indians Detroit Tigers	Dave Ferriss	25	^[218]
1947	Bob Feller^†	20	Cleveland Indians	Phil Marchildon Allie Reynolds	19	^[219]
1948	Hal Newhouser^†	21	Detroit Tigers	Gene Bearden Bob Lemon^†	20	^[220]
1949	Mel Parnell	25	Boston Red Sox	Ellis Kinder	23	^[221]
1950	Bob Lemon^†	23	Cleveland Indians	Vic Raschi	21	^[222]
1951	Bob Feller^†	22	Cleveland Indians	Ed Lopat Vic Raschi	21	^[223]
1952	Bobby Shantz	24	Philadelphia Athletics	Early Wynn^†	23	^[224]
1953	Bob Porterfield	22	Washington Senators	Bob Lemon^† Mel Parnell	21	^[225]
1954	Bob Lemon^† Early Wynn^†	23	Cleveland Indians Cleveland Indians	Bob Grim	20	^[226]
1955	Whitey Ford^† Bob Lemon^† Frank Sullivan	18	New York Yankees Cleveland Indians Boston Red Sox	Bob Turley Early Wynn^†	17	^[227]
1956	Frank Lary	21	Detroit Tigers	Billy Hoeft Bob Lemon^† Billy Pierce Herb Score Early Wynn^†	20	^[228]
1957	Jim Bunning^† Billy Pierce	20	Detroit Tigers Chicago White Sox	Tom Brewer Dick Donovan Tom Sturdivant	16	^[229]
1958	Bob Turley	21	New York Yankees	Billy Pierce	17	^[230]
1959	Early Wynn^†	22	Chicago White Sox	Cal McLish	19	^[231]
1960	Chuck Estrada Jim Perry	18	Baltimore Orioles Cleveland Indians	Bud Daley	16	^[232]
1961	Whitey Ford^†	25	New York Yankees	Frank Lary	23	^[233]
1962	Ralph Terry	23	New York Yankees	Dick Donovan Ray Herbert Camilo Pascual	20	^[234]
1963	Whitey Ford^†	24	New York Yankees	Jim Bouton Camilo Pascual	21	^[235]
1964	Dean Chance Gary Peters	20	Los Angeles Angels Chicago White Sox	Wally Bunker Juan Pizarro Dave Wickersham	19	^[236]
1965	Mudcat Grant	21	Minnesota Twins	Mel Stottlemyre	20	^[237]
1966	Jim Kaat^†	25	Minnesota Twins	Denny McLain	20	^[238]
1967	Jim Lonborg Earl Wilson	22	Boston Red Sox Detroit Tigers	Dean Chance	20	^[239]
1968	Denny McLain	31	Detroit Tigers	Dave McNally	22	^[240]
1969	Denny McLain	24	Detroit Tigers	Mike Cuellar	23	^[241]
1970	Mike Cuellar Dave McNally Jim Perry	24	Baltimore Orioles Baltimore Orioles Minnesota Twins	Clyde Wright	22	^[242]
1971	Mickey Lolich	25	Detroit Tigers	Vida Blue	24	^[243]
1972	Gaylord Perry^† Wilbur Wood	24	Cleveland Indians Chicago White Sox	Mickey Lolich	22	^[244]
1973	Wilbur Wood	24	Chicago White Sox	Joe Coleman	23	^[245]
1974	Catfish Hunter^† Ferguson Jenkins^†	25	Oakland Athletics Texas Rangers	Steve Busby Mike Cuellar Nolan Ryan^† Luis Tiant	22	^[246]
1975	Catfish Hunter^† Jim Palmer^†	23	New York Yankees Baltimore Orioles	Vida Blue	22	^[247]
1976	Jim Palmer^†	22	Baltimore Orioles	Luis Tiant	21	^[248]
1977	Dave Goltz Dennis Leonard Jim Palmer^†	20	Minnesota Twins Kansas City Royals Baltimore Orioles	Nolan Ryan^†	19	^[249]
1978	Ron Guidry	25	New York Yankees	Mike Caldwell	22	^[250]
1979	Mike Flanagan	23	Baltimore Orioles	Tommy John	21	^[251]
1980	Steve Stone	25	Baltimore Orioles	Tommy John Mike Norris	22	^[252]
1981	Dennis Martínez Steve McCatty Jack Morris^† Pete Vuckovich	14	Baltimore Orioles Oakland Athletics Detroit Tigers Milwaukee Brewers	Dennis Leonard Scott McGregor	13	^[253]
1982	LaMarr Hoyt	19	Chicago White Sox	Larry Gura Pete Vuckovich Geoff Zahn	18	^[254]
1983	LaMarr Hoyt	24	Chicago White Sox	Richard Dotson	22	^[255]
1984	Mike Boddicker	20	Baltimore Orioles	Bert Blyleven^† Jack Morris^†	19	^[256]
1985	Ron Guidry	22	New York Yankees	Bret Saberhagen	20	^[257]
1986	Roger Clemens	24	Boston Red Sox	Jack Morris^†	21	^[258]
1987	Roger Clemens Dave Stewart	20	Boston Red Sox Oakland Athletics	Mark Langston	19	^[259]
1988	Frank Viola	24	Minnesota Twins	Dave Stewart	21	^[260]
1989	Bret Saberhagen	23	Kansas City Royals	Dave Stewart	21	^[261]
1990	Bob Welch	27	Oakland Athletics	Dave Stewart	22	^[262]
1991	Scott Erickson Bill Gullickson	20	Minnesota Twins Detroit Tigers	Mark Langston	19	^[263]
1992	Kevin Brown Jack Morris^†	21	Texas Rangers Toronto Blue Jays	Jack McDowell	20	^[264]
1993	Jack McDowell	22	Chicago White Sox	Pat Hentgen Randy Johnson^†	19	^[265]
1994	Jimmy Key	17	New York Yankees	David Cone Mike Mussina^†	16	^[266]
1995	Mike Mussina^†	19	Baltimore Orioles	David Cone Randy Johnson^†	18	^[267]
1996	Andy Pettitte	21	New York Yankees	Pat Hentgen	20	^[268]
1997	Roger Clemens	21	Toronto Blue Jays	Randy Johnson^† Brad Radke	20	^[269]
1998	Roger Clemens David Cone Rick Helling	20	Toronto Blue Jays New York Yankees Texas Rangers	Pedro Martínez^† Aaron Sele	19	^[270]
1999	Pedro Martínez^†	23	Boston Red Sox	Bartolo Colón Mike Mussina^† Aaron Sele	18	^[271]
2000	Tim Hudson David Wells	20	Oakland Athletics Toronto Blue Jays	Andy Pettitte	19	^[272]
2001	Mark Mulder	21	Oakland Athletics	Roger Clemens Jamie Moyer	20	^[273]
2002	Barry Zito	23	Oakland Athletics	Derek Lowe	21	^[274]
2003	Roy Halladay^†	22	Toronto Blue Jays	Esteban Loaiza Jamie Moyer Andy Pettitte	21	^[275]
2004	Curt Schilling	21	Boston Red Sox	Johan Santana	20	^[276]
2005	Bartolo Colón	21	Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim	Jon Garland Cliff Lee	18	^[277]
2006	Johan Santana Chien-Ming Wang	19	Minnesota Twins New York Yankees	Jon Garland	18	^[278]
2007	Josh Beckett	20	Boston Red Sox	Fausto Carmona John Lackey CC Sabathia Chien-Ming Wang	19	^[279]
2008	Cliff Lee	22	Cleveland Indians	Roy Halladay^† Mike Mussina^†	20	^[280]
2009	Félix Hernández CC Sabathia Justin Verlander	19	Seattle Mariners New York Yankees Detroit Tigers	Josh Beckett Scott Feldman Roy Halladay^†	17	^[281]
2010	CC Sabathia	21	New York Yankees	Jon Lester David Price	19	^[282]
2011	Justin Verlander	24	Detroit Tigers	CC Sabathia	19	^[283]
2012	David Price Jered Weaver	20	Tampa Bay Rays Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim	Matt Harrison	18	^[284]
2013	Max Scherzer	21	Detroit Tigers	Bartolo Colón	18	^[285]
2014	Corey Kluber Max Scherzer Jered Weaver	18	Cleveland Indians Detroit Tigers Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim	Wei-Yin Chen Phil Hughes Jon Lester Matt Shoemaker	16	^[286]
2015	Dallas Keuchel	20	Houston Astros	Collin McHugh	19	^[287]
2016	Rick Porcello	22	Boston Red Sox	J. A. Happ	20	^[288]
2017	Carlos Carrasco Corey Kluber Jason Vargas	18	Cleveland Indians Cleveland Indians Kansas City Royals	Trevor Bauer Drew Pomeranz Chris Sale	17	^[289]
2018	Blake Snell	21	Tampa Bay Rays	Corey Kluber	20	^[290]
2019	Justin Verlander	21	Houston Astros	Gerrit Cole	20	^[291]
2020	Shane Bieber	8	Cleveland Indians	Gerrit Cole Marco Gonzales	7	^[292]
2021	Gerrit Cole	16	New York Yankees	Chris Flexen Steven Matz Hyun-jin Ryu	14	^[293]
2022	Justin Verlander	18	Houston Astros	Framber Valdez	17	^[294]
2023	Chris Bassitt Zach Eflin	16	Toronto Blue Jays Tampa Bay Rays	Gerrit Cole Kyle Gibson	15	^[295]

Other major leagues

Claude Hendrix led the Federal League with 29 wins in its inaugural season.

More information Year, Leader ...

Year	Leader	W	Team	League	Runner-up	W	Ref
1882	Will White	40	Cincinnati Red Stockings	American Association	Tony Mullane	30	^[296]
1883	Will White	43	Cincinnati Red Stockings	American Association	Tim Keefe^†	41	^[297]
1884	Guy Hecker	52	Louisville Eclipse	American Association	Tim Keefe^† Jack Lynch	37	^[298]
1884	Bill Sweeney	40	Baltimore Monumentals	Union Association	Hugh Daily	28	^[299]
1885	Bob Caruthers	40	St. Louis Browns	American Association	Ed Morris	39	^[300]
1886	Dave Foutz Ed Morris	41	St. Louis Browns Pittsburgh Alleghenys	American Association	Toad Ramsey	38	^[301]
1887	Matt Kilroy	46	Baltimore Orioles	American Association	Toad Ramsey	37	^[302]
1888	Silver King	45	St. Louis Browns	American Association	Ed Seward	35	^[303]
1889	Bob Caruthers	40	Brooklyn Bridegrooms	American Association	Silver King	35	^[304]
1890	Sadie McMahon	36	Philadelphia Athletics Baltimore Orioles	American Association	Scott Stratton	34	^[305]
1890	Mark Baldwin	33	Chicago Pirates	Players' League	Silver King Gus Weyhing	30	^[306]
1891	Sadie McMahon	35	Baltimore Orioles	American Association	George Haddock	34	^[307]
1914	Claude Hendrix	29	Chicago Chi-Feds	Federal League	Jack Quinn	26	^[308]
1915	George McConnell	25	Chicago Chi-Feds	Federal League	Frank Allen	23	^[309]

Footnotes

Baseball portal

^a Recognized "major leagues" include the current American and National Leagues and several defunct leagues—the American Association, the Federal League, the Players' League, and the Union Association.^[310]
^b A pitcher must throw a minimum of one inning per game scheduled for his team during the season (60 innings in 2020, pandemic-shortened; typically 162 innings) to qualify for the win title.^[311]

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