Pitchers with 20 win seasons by team

MLB Pitchers with 20 Win Seasons By Team (Immaculate Grid)

Part of today’s Immaculate Grid challenge is to come up with pitchers with 20-win seasons for specific teams (today is the Angels, Cubs and Mets).

Since there is a good chance we’ll see this category in the future on the grid, I went ahead and put together a table of 20-win seasons by team. I’m working to have 3 different pitchers for each team so you always have options to play around with on the grid.

You can use this as a ‘study sheet’ if you’re a purist or you can use it to help you if you get completely stuck on a box (some might call that cheating but we won’t tell).

NOTE: This Table is still a work in progress! I’m continuing to add to it as I come across 20 win seasons.

Pitchers With 20-Win Seasons

AngelsNolan Ryan, Bartolo Colon, Jered Weaver
AstrosJustin Verlander, Roy Oswalt, Dallas Keuchel
AthleticsBob Welch, Barry Zito, Catfish Hunter
Blue JaysRoger Clemens, Jack Morris, David Wells, Roy Halladay
BravesGreg Maddux, Phil Niekro, Tom Glavine
Brewers
CardinalsSteve Carlton, Bob Gibson, Adam Wainwright
CubsGreg Maddux, Fergie Jenkins, Rick Reuschel, Jake Arrieta
DiamondbacksRandy Johnson, Curt Schilling
DodgersDon Sutton, Clayton Kershaw, Orel Hershiser, Fernando Valenzuela, Tommy John
GiantsGaylord Perry
GuardiansGaylord Perry
MarinersRandy Johnson, Jaime Moyer
MarlinsDontrelle Willis
MetsTom Seaver, David Cone, Dwight Gooden
NationalsMax Scherzer
OriolesJim Palmer
PadresGaylord Perry
PiratesJohn Smiley, Doug Drabek, John Candelaria
PhilliesSteve Carlton, Roy Halladay
RangersFergie Jenkins
Rays
RedsJohnny Cueto
Red SoxRoger Clemens, Pedro Martinez, Dennis Eckersley, Josh Beckett
Rockies
RoyalsBret Saberhagen
TigersJack Morris, Justin Verlander, Max Scherzer
TwinsFrank Viola, Brad Radke, Johan Santana
White SoxEsteban Loaiza, Jack McDowell, LaMarr Hoyt
YankeesRoger Clemens, Mike Mussina, Andy Pettitte, CC Sabathia, David Cone

Mike has loved sports since before he could walk. The majority of his childhood and all through high school was spent on either a field or a court. After receiving his degree, Mike has spent all of his professional career within the sports industry, working closely with multiple college athletics programs. He took over as Content Director for Denver Sports Radio in 2022 and is now obsessed with sharing his love of sports with the world.