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MLB Baseball Pitchers with 300 Wins

It may never happen again! Try to name all the Major League pitchers who won at least 300 games in their career.
Year = the year of their 300th win
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First submittedJune 17, 2009
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Wins
Year
Pitcher
511
1901
Cy Young
417
1920
Walter Johnson
373
1924
Pete Alexander
373
1912
Christy Mathewson
364
1888
Pud Galvin
363
1961
Warren Spahn
361
1900
Kid Nichols
355
2004
Greg Maddux
Wins
Year
Pitcher
354
2003
Roger Clemens
342
1890
Tim Keefe
329
1983
Steve Carlton
328
1892
John Clarkson
326
1915
Eddie Plank
324
1990
Nolan Ryan
324
1986
Don Sutton
318
1985
Phil Niekro
Wins
Year
Pitcher
314
1982
Gaylord Perry
311
1985
Tom Seaver
309
1891
Charley Radbourn
307
1890
Mickey Welch
305
2007
Tom Glavine
303
2009
Randy Johnson
300
1941
Lefty Grove
300
1963
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12 Comments
LFC1892
+1
Level 34
Apr 3, 2013
Of current pitchers, Sabathia is probably the only one with a reasonable, albeit remote, shot at it. He still needs over 100 wins though and he's already 32. With the way pitchers are handled these days, we might not see one ever again.
cornflakesfu
+2
Level 88
Jul 13, 2018
Kershaw looked like he had a shot, but seems like injuries are starting to catch up to him, so probably not. Bumgarner or Sale could maybe have a chance if they stay healthy and their teams are great for the next ten years or so. Other than that, not much in terms of candidates.
tshalla
+1
Level 77
Oct 25, 2018
Great pitchers. No way they get there.
jmellor13
+1
Level 67
Apr 11, 2025
Seven years later, Sale isn't even halfway there. Bumgarner is less than halfway there and is out of the league. Sabathia is retired with 251 wins. Kershaw has 212 at age 37 and has barely pitched in two years. Verlander is the closest, at 262 wins and still active. He is 42 though, and he looks like he might be toast. I think even 275 is a reach for him at this point.

Everyone else who has been in the league a while has no shot. It will take a young arm like Skubal or Skenes to be the next person to do it, if their teams will let them pitch enough. Otherwise, Randy Johnson will be the last guy to ever do it. Wild.

ander217
+1
Level 75
Jul 19, 2015
I got one - Nolan Ryan.
plattitude
+1
Level 95
Jan 15, 2016
The last column is slightly out of order-- 305,300,303,300. Must. Suppress. OCD...
NOTKimJongUn
+2
Level 76
Jan 22, 2016
Could you put an asterisk next to Roger Clemens?
DonTheLamplighter
+4
Level 86
Oct 30, 2017
Amen! What a disgrace to have an idiot like that on this list. Arrogant, juiced-up liar.
sillie
+2
Level 76
Sep 12, 2016
I am learning baseball players with these quizzes. Only knew Babe Ruth before more or less pre-Jetpunk. Did another pitching quiz earlier tonight and now I scored 54%. That's 4/5. If I'd just one day remember its "seaver", not "sawyer" or "sayers" or "saunders" or any other name I keep wanting to call him.
Walacama
+3
Level 82
Oct 25, 2018
I got a bonus one by misspelling Glavine at first.
texdave
+1
Level 56
Nov 7, 2018
As of November, 2018 Bartolo Colon is 45 and has 247 wins. He won 7 games in 2018 and appears to have no chance of breaking 300. C C Sabathia is 38, won 9 games in 2018 and has 246 wins. He has a better chance of reaching 300, but not a good one.
PapaFurchetta
+3
Level 92
Apr 5, 2021
Would suggest referring to #3 as Grover Cleveland Alexander or Grover Cleveland "Pete" Alexander. Although Baseball Reference refers to him as "Pete," his Hall of Fame plaque reads "Grover Cleveland Alexander" and that is by far the name most frequently used in referencing him. "Grover Cleveland" was his given name and it appears that "Pete" or "Old Pete" was a nickname.
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