Cincinnati Reds award winners and league leaders

This article is a list of baseball players who are Cincinnati Reds players that are winners of Major League Baseball awards and recognitions, Reds awards and recognitions, and/or are league leaders in various statistical areas.

Award winners[]

National League MVP[]

National League Cy Young[]

National League Rookie of the Year[]

• 1956 – Frank Robinson
• 1963 – Pete Rose
• 1966 – Tommy Helms
• 1968 – Johnny Bench
• 1976 – Pat Zachry
• 1988 – Chris Sabo
• 1999 – Scott Williamson
• 2021 – Jonathan India

National League Manager of the Year Award[]

See footnote^[1]

• 1999 – Jack McKeon

Rawlings Gold Glove Award (NL)[]

Pitcher

• Harvey Haddix (1958)
• Bronson Arroyo (2010)

Catcher

• Johnny Edwards [2] (1963–64)
• Johnny Bench [10] (1968–77)
• Tucker Barnhart [2] (2017, 2020)

First base

• Joey Votto (2011)

Second base

• Tommy Helms [2] (1970–71)
• Joe Morgan [5] (1973–77)
• Bret Boone (1998)
• Pokey Reese [2] (1999–2000)
• Brandon Phillips [4] (2008, 2010–11, 2013)

Third base

• Scott Rolen (2010)

Shortstop

• Roy McMillan [3] (1957–59)
• Leo Cárdenas (1965)
• Dave Concepción [5] (1974–77, 1979)
• Barry Larkin [3] (1994–96)

Outfield

• Frank Robinson (1958)
• Vada Pinson (1961)
• Pete Rose [2] (1969–70)
• Cesar Geronimo [4] (1974–77)
• Eric Davis [3] (1987–89)

Wilson Defensive Player of the Year Award[]

See explanatory note at Atlanta Braves award winners and league leaders.

Team (all positions)

• Brandon Phillips (2012)
• Jay Bruce (2013)

Pitcher (in MLB)

• Johnny Cueto (2014)

Silver Slugger Award (NL)[]

Pitcher

Catcher

First base

Second base

• Joe Morgan (1982)
• Brandon Phillips (2011)

Third base

Shortstop

• Dave Concepción [2] (1981–82)
• Barry Larkin [9] (1988–92, 1995–96, 1998–99)
• Felipe López (2005)

Outfield

• George Foster (1981)
• Dave Parker [2] (1985–86)
• Eric Davis [2] (1987, 1989)
• Jay Bruce [2] (2012–13)

National League Hank Aaron Award[]

• 2010 – Joey Votto

National League Rolaids Relief Man Award[]

• 1976 – Rawly Eastwick
• 1988 – John Franco
• 1996 – Jeff Brantley
• 1997 – Jeff Shaw

MLB "This Year in Baseball Awards"[]

Note: These awards were renamed the "GIBBY Awards" in 2010 and then the "Esurance MLB Awards" in 2015.

"GIBBY Awards" Best Bounceback Player[]

• 2014 – Johnny Cueto

Triple Crown Winner (pitching)[]

• 1939 – Bucky Walters

All-Star Game MVP Award[]

Note: This was re-named the Ted Williams Most Valuable Player Award in 2002.

• 1967 – Tony Pérez
• 1972 – Joe Morgan
• 1976 – George Foster
• 1980 – Ken Griffey, Sr.
• 1982 – Dave Concepción

MLB All-Century Team (1999)[]

• Johnny Bench – catcher
• Pete Rose – outfielder

DHL Hometown Heroes (2006)[]

• Pete Rose — voted by MLB fans as the most outstanding player in the history of the franchise, based on on-field performance, leadership quality and character value

MLB All-Time Team (1997; Baseball Writers' Association of America)[]

• Johnny Bench – catcher (first team)
• Joe Morgan – second base (second team/runner-up)

Baseball Prospectus Internet Baseball Awards NL Most Valuable Player[]

See: Baseball Prospectus#Internet Baseball Awards

• 2010 – Joey Votto^[2]

USA Today NL Most Valuable Player[]

• 2010 – Joey Votto

Topps All-Star Rookie teams[]

• Note: In 2000, Ken Griffey, Jr, at the time an outfielder for the Reds, was one of ten former Topps All-Star Rookies who were featured in a 40th anniversary "special card insert set" put in all of the regular issues of 2000 Topps All-Star Rookie Team sets. Each of the ten cards featured a current player who was a former Topps All-Star Rookie at their position, and on the back of the card was a list of all the Topps All-Star Rookies who were named at that position.^[3]

USA Today Manager of the Year[]

See footnote^[1]

• 2010 – Dusty Baker

Team championship awards[]

The Reds were National League Champions and/or World Series Champions in more than just these seasons. However, Major League Baseball did not start awarding the NLCS trophy until 1969, and did not start issuing a World Series trophy until 1967. For the Reds' earlier N.L. pennants and World Series championships, see the team's "Awards and achievements" navigation box.

• 1970 – National League Championship Series Trophy^[4]
• 1972 – National League Championship Series Trophy
• 1975 – World Series Trophy^[5]
• 1976 – World Series Trophy
• 1990 – Warren Giles Trophy (National League champion)
• 1990 – Commissioner's Trophy (World Series)^[5]

Other team awards[]

• 2012 – Baseball America Organization of the Year
• 2014 – Wilson Defensive Team of the Year

Team records (single-season and career)[]

Other achievements[]

Cincinnati Reds Players in the National Baseball Hall of Fame[]

See: Cincinnati Reds § Baseball Hall of Famers

Players in the Cincinnati Reds Hall of Fame[]

Cincinnati Reds' Team Most Valuable Player (Cincinnati chapter of Baseball Writers' Association of America (BBWAA))[]

See: Ernie Lombardi Award and Baseball Writers' Association of America § Chapter awards (BBWAA)

Cincinnati Reds' Team Pitcher of the Year (Cincinnati chapter of BBWAA)[]

See: Cincinnati Reds Hall of Fame

Cincinnati Reds retired numbers[]

See: Cincinnati Reds § Retired numbers

• 1 – Fred Hutchinson
• 5 – Johnny Bench
• 8 – Joe Morgan
• 10 – Sparky Anderson
• 11 – Barry Larkin
• 13 – Dave Concepción
• 14 – Pete Rose
• 18 – Ted Kluszewski
• 20 – Frank Robinson
• 24 – Tony Pérez
• 42 – Jackie Robinson (retired throughout all of professional baseball on April 15, 1997)

Sporting News Sportsman of the Year[]

• 1985 – Pete Rose

Hickok Belt[]

See footnote^[6]

• 1975 – Pete Rose

Fastest Pitch Ever Recorded[]

• On September 24, 2010 against the San Diego Padres, Aroldis Chapman was clocked at 105.1 mph, according to pitch f/x, which makes it the fastest pitch ever recorded in Major League Baseball.

National League Statistical Leaders[]

Batting[]

Batting average[]

On-base percentage[]

• 1917 – Heinie Groh (.385)
• 1918 – Heinie Groh (.395)
• 1926 – Cuckoo Christensen (.426)
• 1962 – Frank Robinson (.421)
• 1968 – Pete Rose (.391)
• 1972 – Joe Morgan (.417)
• 1974 – Joe Morgan (.427)
• 1975 – Joe Morgan (.466)
• 1976 – Joe Morgan (.444)
• 1988 – Kal Daniels (.397)
• 2010 – Joey Votto (.424)
• 2011 – Joey Votto (.416)
• 2013 – Joey Votto (.435)
• 2016 – Joey Votto (.434)
• 2017 – Joey Votto (.454)

Slugging percentage[]

• 1905 – Cy Seymour (.559)
• 1918 – Edd Roush (.455)
• 1960 – Frank Robinson (.595)
• 1961 – Frank Robinson (.611)
• 1962 – Frank Robinson (.624)
• 1976 – Joe Morgan (.576)
• 1977 – George Foster (.631)
• 2010 – Joey Votto (.600)

OPS[]

• 1905 – Cy Seymour (.988)
• 1918 – Edd Roush (.823)
• 1919 – Heinie Groh (.823)
• 1960 – Frank Robinson (1.002)
• 1961 – Frank Robinson (1.015)
• 1962 – Frank Robinson (1.015)
• 1975 -Joe Morgan (.974)
• 1976 – Joe Morgan (1.020)
• 1977 – George Foster (1.013)
• 2010 – Joey Votto (1.024)

Games[]

At bats[]

• 1910 – Dick Hoblitzel (611)
• 1911 – Dick Hoblitzel (622)
• 1917 – Hal Chase (602)
• 1938 – Frank McCormick (640)
• 1940 – Frank McCormick (618)
• 1944 – Woody Williams (653)
• 1945 – Dain Clay (656)
• 1952 – Bobby Adams (637)
• 1956 – Johnny Temple (632)
• 1959 – Vada Pinson (648)
• 1960 – Vada Pinson (652)
• 1965 – Pete Rose (670)
• 1972 – Pete Rose (645)
• 1973 – Pete Rose (680)
• 1977 – Pete Rose (655)
• 1989 – Todd Benzinger (628)
• 2015 – Todd Frazier (619)

Plate appearances[]

• 1911 – Bob Bescher (716)
• 1917 – Heinie Groh (685)
• 1923 – George Burns (724)
• 1944 – Woody Williams (707)
• 1947 – Frank Baumholtz (711)
• 1955 – Ted Kluszewski (686)
• 1959 – Vada Pinson (706)
• 1960 – Vada Pinson (706)
• 1965 – Pete Rose (757)
• 1972 – Pete Rose (729)
• 1973 – Pete Rose (752)
• 1974 – Pete Rose (770)
• 1976 – Pete Rose (759)
• 1977 – Pete Rose (731)
• 1978 – Pete Rose (729)
• 2013 – Joey Votto (726)

Runs[]

• 1912 – Bob Bescher (120)
• 1918 – Heinie Groh (86)
• 1939 – Billy Werber (115)
• 1956 – Frank Robinson (122)
• 1959 – Vada Pinson (131)
• 1962 – Frank Robinson (134)
• 1965 – Tommy Harper (126)
• 1972 – Joe Morgan (122)
• 1974 – Pete Rose (110)
• 1975 – Pete Rose (112)
• 1976 – Pete Rose (130)
• 1977 – George Foster (124)

Hits[]

• 1905 – Cy Seymour (219)
• 1916 – Hal Chase (184)
• 1917 – Heinie Groh (182)
• 1938 – Frank McCormick (209)
• 1939 – Frank McCormick (209)
• 1940 – Frank McCormick (191)
• 1955 – Ted Kluszewski (192)
• 1961 – Vada Pinson (208)
• 1963 – Vada Pinson (204)
• 1965 – Pete Rose (209)
• 1968 – Pete Rose (210)
• 1970 – Pete Rose (205)
• 1972 – Pete Rose (198)
• 1973 – Pete Rose (230)
• 1976 – Pete Rose (215)

Total bases[]

• 1902 – Sam Crawford (256)
• 1905 – Cy Seymour (325)
• 1974 – Johnny Bench (315)
• 1977 – George Foster (388)
• 1985 – Dave Parker (350)
• 1986 – Dave Parker (304)

Doubles[]

• 1903 – Harry Steinfeldt (32)
• 1905 – Cy Seymour (40)
• 1917 – Heinie Groh (39)
• 1918 – Heinie Groh (28)
• 1923 – Edd Roush (41)
• 1940 – Frank McCormick (44)
• 1947 – Eddie Miller (38)
• 1957 – Don Hoak (39)
• 1959 – Vada Pinson (47)
• 1960 – Vada Pinson (37)
• 1962 – Frank Robinson (51)
• 1974 – Pete Rose (45)
• 1975 – Pete Rose (47)
• 1976 – Pete Rose (42)
• 1978 – Pete Rose (51)
• 1985 – Dave Parker (42)
• 2011 – Joey Votto (40)

Triples[]

• 1890 – John Reilly (26)
• 1902 – Sam Crawford (22)
• 1905 – Cy Seymour (21)
• 1907 – John Ganzel (16)
• 1909 – Mike Mitchell (17)
• 1910 – Mike Mitchell (18)
• 1922 – Jake Daubert (22)
• 1924 – Edd Roush (21)
• 1932 – Babe Herman (19)
• 1935 – Ival Goodman (18)
• 1936 – Ival Goodman (14)
• 1963 – Vada Pinson (14)
• 1967 – Vada Pinson (13)
• 1990 – Mariano Duncan (11)

Home runs[]

• 1892 – Bug Holliday (13)
• 1901 – Sam Crawford (16)
• 1905 – Fred Odwell (9)
• 1954 – Ted Kluszewski (49)
• 1970 – Johnny Bench (45)
• 1972 – Johnny Bench (40)
• 1977 – George Foster (52)
• 1978 – George Foster (40)

RBI[]

• 1905 – Cy Seymour (121)
• 1918 – Sherry Magee (76)
• 1939 – Frank McCormick (128)
• 1954 – Ted Kluszewski (141)
• 1965 – Deron Johnson (130)
• 1970 – Johnny Bench (148)
• 1972 – Johnny Bench (125)
• 1974 – Johnny Bench (129)
• 1976 – George Foster (121)
• 1977 – George Foster (149)
• 1978 – George Foster (120)
• 1985 – Dave Parker (125)

Walks[]

• 1905 – Miller Huggins (103)
• 1907 – Miller Huggins (83)
• 1913 – Bob Bescher (94)
• 1916 – Heinie Groh (84)
• 1923 – George Burns (101)
• 1957 – Johnny Temple (94)
• 1972 – Joe Morgan (115)
• 1975 – Joe Morgan (132)
• 1980 – Dan Driessen (93)
• 2011 – Joey Votto (110)
• 2012 – Joey Votto (94)
• 2013 – Joey Votto (135)
• 2015 – Joey Votto (143)
• 2017 – Joey Votto (134)

Strikeouts[]

• 1911 – Bob Bescher (78)
• 1931 – Nick Cullop (86)
• 1948 – Hank Sauer (85)
• 1955 – Wally Post (102)
• 1956 – Wally Post (124)
• 1994 – Reggie Sanders (114)
• 2004 – Adam Dunn (195)
• 2005 – Adam Dunn (168)
• 2006 – Adam Dunn (194)

Stolen bases[]

• 1909 – Bob Bescher (54)
• 1910 – Bob Bescher (70)
• 1911 – Bob Bescher (81)
• 1912 – Bob Bescher (67)
• 1940 – Lonny Frey (22)
• 1970 – Bobby Tolan (57)

Singles[]

• 1906 – Miller Huggins (141)
• 1917 – Edd Roush (141)
• 1938 – Frank McCormick (160)
• 1952 – Bobby Adams (145)
• 1956 – Johnny Temple (157)
• 1961 – Vada Pinson (150)
• 1973 – Pete Rose (181)

Runs created[]

• 1902 – Sam Crawford (99)
• 1905 – Cy Seymour (139)
• 1918 – Heinie Groh (76)
• 1962 – Frank Robinson (158)
• 1968 – Pete Rose (115)
• 1976 – Joe Morgan (123)
• 1977 – George Foster (148)
• 2010 – Joey Votto (144)
• 2013 – Joey Votto (132)
• 2016 – Joey Votto (139)

Extra-base hits[]

• 1905 – Cy Seymour (69)
• 1962 – Frank Robinson (92)
• 1970 – Johnny Bench (84)
• 1974 – Johnny Bench (73)
• 1977 – George Foster (85)
• 1985 – Dave Parker (80)

Times on base[]

• 1917 – Heinie Groh (261)
• 1918 – Heinie Groh (219)
• 1965 – Pete Rose (286)
• 1968 – Pete Rose (270)
• 1969 – Pete Rose (311)
• 1972 – Joe Morgan (282)
• 1973 – Pete Rose (301)
• 1974 – Pete Rose (296)
• 1975 – Pete Rose (310)
• 1976 – Pete Rose (307)

Hit by pitch[]

• 1914 – Heinie Groh (13)
• 1915 – Red Killefer (19)
• 1923 – Bubbles Hargrave (12)
• 1936 – Ival Goodman (9)
• 1938 – Ival Goodman (15)
• 1939 – Ival Goodman (7)
• 1956 – Frank Robinson (20)
• 1959 – Frank Robinson (8)
• 1960 – Frank Robinson (9)
• 1962 – Frank Robinson (11)
• 1963 – Frank Robinson (14)
• 1965 – Frank Robinson (18)
• 1980 – Dan Driessen (6)
• 2013 – Shin Soo Choo (26)

Sacrifice hits[]

• 1896 – Dummy Hoy (33)
• 1918 – Edd Roush (33)
• 1919 – Jake Daubert (39)
• 1924 – Babe Pinelli (33)
• 1925 – Babe Pinelli (34)
• 1939 – Lonny Frey (25)
• 1940 – Mike McCormick (20)
• 1954 – Roy McMillan (31)
• 1957 – Johnny Temple (16)
• 1958 – Johnny Temple (17)
• 1969 – Jim Merritt (15)
• 2012 – Johnny Cueto (17)

Sacrifice flies[]

• 1959 – Johnny Temple (13)
• 1961 – Frank Robinson (10)
• 1965 – Deron Johnson (10)
• 1970 – Johnny Bench (11)
• 1972 – Johnny Bench (12)
• 1973 – Johnny Bench (10)
• 1976 – Joe Morgan (12)

Intentional walks[]

• 1955 – Ted Kluszewski (25)
• 1961 – Frank Robinson (23)
• 1962 – Frank Robinson (16)
• 1963 – Frank Robinson (20)
• 1964 – Frank Robinson (20)
• 1965 – Leo Cárdenas (25)
• 1966 – Leo Cárdenas (18)
• 1972 – Johnny Bench (23)
• 1985 – Dave Parker (24)
• 2012 – Joey Votto (18)
• 2013 – Joey Votto (19)
• 2017 – Joey Votto (20)

Grounded into double plays[]

• 1933 – Ernie Lombardi (26)
• 1934 – Ernie Lombardi (24)
• 1938 – Ernie Lombardi (30)
• 1940 – Frank McCormick (23)
• 1941 – Frank McCormick (22)
• 1980 – Ray Knight (24)
• 1981 – Ray Knight (18)
• 1983 – Dave Concepción (21)
• 1985 – Dave Parker (26)
• 2005 – Sean Casey (27)

Caught stealing[]

• 1921 – Sam Bohne (22)
• 1925 – Edd Roush (20)
• 1970 – Bobby Tolan (20)
• 2014 – Billy Hamilton (23)

At bats per strikeout[]

• 1910 – Hans Lobert (34.9)
• 1917 – Ivey Wingo (30.7)
• 1918 – Edd Roush (43.5)
• 1921 – Edd Roush (52.2)
• 1931 – Edd Roush (75.2)
• 1935 – Ernie Lombardi (55.3)
• 1941 – Frank McCormick (46.4)
• 1988 – Barry Larkin (24.5)
• 2008 – Jeff Keppinger (19.1)

At bats per home run[]

• 1892 – Bug Holliday (46.3)
• 1901 – Sam Crawford (32.2)
• 1905 – Fred Odwell (52)
• 1954 – Ted Kluszewski (11.7)
• 1977 – George Foster (11.8)
• 1978 – George Foster (15.1)

Outs[]

• 1898 – Tommy Corcoran (481)
• 1907 – Miller Huggins (449)
• 1910 – Dick Hoblitzel (459)
• 1911 – Dick Hoblitzel (464)
• 1917 – Larry Kopf (450)
• 1926 – Hughie Critz (467)
• 1934 – Mark Koenig (491)
• 1940 – Frank McCormick (451)
• 1944 – Woody Williams (513)
• 1945 – Dain Clay (487)
• 1952 – Bobby Adams (489)
• 1960 – Vada Pinson (490)
• 1986 – Dave Parker (493)
• 1989 – Todd Benzinger (498)

Pitching[]

ERA[]

• 1890 – Billy Rhines (1.95)
• 1896 – Billy Rhines (2.45)
• 1923 – Dolf Luque (1.93)
• 1925 – Dolf Luque (2.63)
• 1939 – Bucky Walters (2.29)
• 1940 – Bucky Walters (2.48)
• 1941 – Elmer Riddle (2.24)
• 1944 – Ed Heusser (2.38)
• 2020 – Trevor Bauer (1.73)

Wins[]

• 1922 – Eppa Rixey (25)
• 1923 – Dolf Luque (27)
• 1926 – Pete Donohue (20)
• 1939 – Bucky Walters (27)
• 1940 – Bucky Walters (22)
• 1943 – Elmer Riddle (21)
• 1944 – Bucky Walters (23)
• 1947 – Ewell Blackwell (22)
• 1961 – Joey Jay (21)
• 1981 – Tom Seaver (14)
• 1988 – Danny Jackson (23)
• 2006 – Aaron Harang (16)

Win-Loss %[]

• 1892 – Mike Sullivan (.750)
• 1919 – Dolf Luque (.769)
• 1923 – Dolf Luque (.771)
• 1939 – Paul Derringer (.781)
• 1941 – Elmer Riddle (.826)
• 1943 – Clyde Shoun (.737)
• 1962 – Bob Purkey (.821)
• 1970 – Wayne Simpson (.824)
• 1972 – Gary Nolan (.750)
• 1981 – Tom Seaver (.875)
• 1991 – José Rijo (.714)

WHIP[]

• 1890 – Billy Rhines (1.121)
• 1896 – Billy Rhines (1.231)
• 1925 – Dolf Luque (1.172)
• 1929 – Red Lucas (1.204)
• 1939 – Bucky Walters (1.125)
• 1940 – Bucky Walters (1.092)
• 1951 – Ken Raffensberger (1.086)
• 1982 – Mario Soto (1.060)
• 1991 – José Rijo (1.077)
• 2020 – Trevor Bauer (0.795)

Hits allowed/9IP[]

• 1892 – Tony Mullane (6.77)
• 1896 – Billy Rhines (8.06)
• 1920 – Dolf Luque (7.28)
• 1923 – Dolf Luque (7.80)
• 1925 – Dolf Luque (8.13)
• 1929 – Red Lucas (8.90)
• 1938 – Johnny Vander Meer (7.07)
• 1939 – Bucky Walters (7.05)
• 1940 – Bucky Walters (7.11)
• 1941 – Johnny Vander Meer (6.84)
• 1944 – Bucky Walters (7.36)
• 1950 – Ewell Blackwell (7.00)
• 1970 – Wayne Simpson (6.39)
• 1980 – Mario Soto (5.96)

Walks/9IP[]

• 1904 – Noodles Hahn (1.06)
• 1910 – George Suggs (1.62)
• 1924 – Rube Benton (1.33)
• 1926 – Pete Donohue (1.23)
• 1933 – Red Lucas (.74)
• 1939 – Paul Derringer (1.05)
• 1940 – Paul Derringer (1.46)
• 1950 – Ken Raffensberger (1.51)
• 1951 – Ken Raffensberger (1.38)
• 1959 – Don Newcombe (1.09)
• 1967 – Milt Pappas (1.57)
• 1975 – Gary Nolan (1.24)
• 1976 – Gary Nolan (1.02)

Strikeouts/9IP[]

• 1919 – Hod Eller (4.97)
• 1941 – Johnny Vander Meer (8.03)
• 1942 – Johnny Vander Meer (6.86)
• 1943 – Johnny Vander Meer (5.42)
• 1947 – Ewell Blackwell (6.36)
• 1950 – Ewell Blackwell (6.48)
• 1963 – Jim Maloney (9.53)
• 1967 – Gary Nolan (8.18)
• 1980 – Mario Soto (8.61)
• 1982 – Mario Soto (9.57)
• 1993 – José Rijo (7.94)

Games[]

• 1912 – Rube Benton (50)
• 1936 – Paul Derringer (51)
• 1948 – Harry Gumbert (61)
• 1967 – Ted Abernathy (70)
• 1968 – Ted Abernathy (78)
• 1969 – Wayne Granger (90)
• 1971 – Wayne Granger (70)
• 1984 – Ted Power (78)
• 1988 – Rob Murphy (76)

Saves[]

• 1893 – Frank Dwyer (2)
• 1895 – Tom Parrott (3)
• 1910 – Harry Gaspar (7)
• 1914 – Red Ames (6)
• 1924 – Jakie May (6)
• 1940 – Joe Beggs (7)
• 1948 – Harry Gumbert (17)
• 1967 – Ted Abernathy (28)
• 1970 – Wayne Granger (35)
• 1972 – Clay Carroll (37)
• 1975 – Rawly Eastwick (22)
• 1976 – Rawly Eastwick (26)
• 1988 – John Franco (39)
• 1996 – Jeff Brantley (44)
• 1997 – Jeff Shaw (42)

Innings[]

• 1901 – Noodles Hahn (375+1⁄3)
• 1922 – Eppa Rixey (313+1⁄3)
• 1925 – Pete Donohue (301)
• 1926 – Pete Donohue (285+2⁄3)
• 1938 – Paul Derringer (307)
• 1939 – Bucky Walters (319)
• 1940 – Bucky Walters (305)
• 1941 – Bucky Walters (302)
• 1973 – Jack Billingham (293+1⁄3)
• 2006 – Bronson Arroyo (240+2⁄3)

Strikeouts[]

• 1899 – Noodles Hahn (145)
• 1900 – Noodles Hahn (132)
• 1901 – Noodles Hahn (239)
• 1939 – Bucky Walters (137)
• 1941 – Johnny Vander Meer (202)
• 1942 – Johnny Vander Meer (186)
• 1943 – Johnny Vander Meer (174)
• 1947 – Ewell Blackwell (193)
• 1993 – José Rijo (227)
• 2006 – Aaron Harang (216)
• 2014 – Johnny Cueto (242)

Games started[]

• 1912 – Rube Benton (39)
• 1922 – Eppa Rixey (38)
• 1925 – Pete Donohue (38)
• 1926 – Pete Donohue (38)
• 1928 – Eppa Rixey (37)
• 1936 – Paul Derringer (37)
• 1938 – Paul Derringer (37)
• 1939 – Bucky Walters (36)
• 1940 – Paul Derringer (37)
• 1943 – Johnny Vander Meer (36)
• 1949 – Ken Raffensberger (38)
• 1973 – Jack Billingham (40)
• 1981 – Mario Soto (25)
• 1986 – Tom Browning (39)
• 1988 – Tom Browning (36)
• 1989 – Tom Browning (37)
• 1990 – Tom Browning (35)
• 1993 – José Rijo (36)
• 1994 – José Rijo (36)
• 2006 – Bronson Arroyo (35)
• 2006 – Aaron Harang (35)
• 2012 – Johnny Cueto (33)
• 2014 – Johnny Cueto (34)

Complete games[]

• 1901 – Noodles Hahn (41)
• 1925 – Pete Donohue (27)
• 1926 – Carl Mays (24)
• 1929 – Red Lucas (28)
• 1931 – Red Lucas (24)
• 1932 – Red Lucas (28)
• 1938 – Paul Derringer (26)
• 1939 – Bucky Walters (31)
• 1940 – Bucky Walters (29)
• 1941 – Bucky Walters (27)
• 1947 – Ewell Blackwell (23)
• 1983 – Mario Soto (18)
• 1984 – Mario Soto (13)
• 1988 – Danny Jackson (15)
• 2006 – Aaron Harang (6)
• 2020 – Trevor Bauer (2)

Shutouts[]

• 1900 – Noodles Hahn (4)
• 1921 – Dolf Luque (3)
• 1923 – Dolf Luque (6)
• 1924 – Eppa Rixey (4)
• 1925 – Dolf Luque (4)
• 1926 – Pete Donohue (5)
• 1928 – Red Lucas (4)
• 1937 – Lee Grissom (5)
• 1946 ��� Ewell Blackwell (5)
• 1949 – Ken Raffensberger (5)
• 1952 – Ken Raffensberger (6)
• 1955 – Joe Nuxhall (5)
• 1961 – Joey Jay (4)
• 1966 – Jim Maloney (5)
• 1973 – Jack Billingham (7)
• 1979 – Tom Seaver (5)
• 2009 – Bronson Arroyo (2)
• 2020 – Trevor Bauer (2)

Home runs allowed[]

• 1894 – Frank Dwyer (27)
• 1950 – Ken Raffensberger (34)
• 1960 – Jay Hook (31)
• 1966 – Sammy Ellis (35)
• 1969 – Jim Merritt (33)
• 1976 – Gary Nolan (28)
• 1981 – Mario Soto (13)
• 1983 – Mario Soto (28)
• 1985 – Mario Soto (30)
• 1988 – Tom Browning (36)
• 1989 – Tom Browning (31)
• 1991 – Tom Browning (32)
• 2005 – Eric Milton (40)

Walks allowed[]

• 1915 – Gene Dale (107)
• 1917 – Pete Schneider (117)
• 1918 – Pete Schneider (117)
• 1943 – Johnny Vander Meer (162)
• 1948 – Johnny Vander Meer (124)
• 1949 – Herm Wehmeier (117)
• 1950 – Herm Wehmeier (135)
• 1952 – Herm Wehmeier (103)
• 1981 – Bruce Berenyi (77)

Hits Allowed[]

• 1912 – George Suggs (320)
• 1922 – Eppa Rixey (337)
• 1926 – Pete Donohue (298)
• 1928 – Eppa Rixey (317)
• 1936 – Paul Derringer (331)
• 1938 – Paul Derringer (315)
• 1939 – Paul Derringer (321)
• 1941 – Bucky Walters (292)
• 1949 – Ken Raffensberger (289)
• 1989 – Rick Mahler (242)

Strikeout to walk[]

• 1901 – Noodles Hahn (3.46)
• 1939 – Paul Derringer (3.66)
• 1947 – Ewell Blackwell (2.03)
• 1958 – Harvey Haddix (2.56)
• 1976 – Gary Nolan (4.19)
• 1982 – Mario Soto (3.86)

Losses[]

• 1914 – Red Ames (23)
• 1915 – Pete Schneider (19)
• 1922 – Dolf Luque (23)
• 1930 – Benny Frey (18)
• 1931 – Si Johnson (19)
• 1932 – Ownie Carroll (19)
• 1934 – Si Johnson (22)
• 1949 – Howie Fox (19)
• 1951 – Ken Raffensberger (17)
• 1951 – Willie Ramsdell (17)
• 1982 – Bruce Berenyi (18)
• 1984 – Jeff Russell (18)

Earned runs allowed[]

• 1901 – Bill Phillips (145)
• 1918 – Pete Schneider (85)
• 1934 – Si Johnson (125)
• 1936 – Paul Derringer (126)
• 1950 – Herm Wehmeier (145)
• 1965 – Sammy Ellis (111)
• 1966 – Sammy Ellis (130)
• 1969 – Jim Merritt (122)
• 1991 – Tom Browning (107)
• 1992 – Tim Belcher (99)
• 2005 – Eric Milton (134)

Wild pitches[]

• 1900 – (11)
• 1904 – Jack Harper (12)
• 1927 – Jakie May (8)
• 1943 – Bucky Walters (8)
• 1949 – Herm Wehmeier (7)
• 1950 – Ewell Blackwell (11)
• 1950 – Herm Wehmeier (11)
• 1951 – Willie Ramsdell (9)
• 1963 – Jim Maloney (19)
• 1969 – Jim Maloney (16)
• 1997 – Mike Remlinger (12)
• 2007 – Aaron Harang (12)

Hit batsmen[]

• 1904 – Tom Walker (18)
• 1907 – Jake Weimer (23)
• 1910 – Harry Gaspar (15)
• 1911 – Art Fromme (16)
• 1912 – Rube Benton (18)
• 1927 – Jakie May (14)
• 1932 – Ownie Carroll (9)
• 1948 – Kent Peterson (6)
• 1950 – Ewell Blackwell (13)
• 1951 – Ewell Blackwell (9)
• 1952 – Frank Smith (7)
• 1952 – Herm Wehmeier (7)
• 1956 – Johnny Klippstein (10)
• 1962 – Bob Purkey (14)
• 1968 – George Culver (14)
• 1977 – Jack Billingham (10)
• 1989 – Rick Mahler (10)
• 2008 – Johnny Cueto (14)
• 2008 – Edinson Vólquez (14)

Batters faced[]

• 1912 – Rube Benton (1,302)
• 1922 – Eppa Rixey (1,303)
• 1926 – Pete Donohue (1,191)
• 1938 – Paul Derringer (1,263)
• 1939 – Bucky Walters (1,283)
• 1940 – Bucky Walters (1,207)
• 2006 – Aaron Harang (993)

Games finished[]

• 1896 – Chauncey Fisher (11)
• 1897 – Red Ehret (11)
• 1898 – Bill Dammann (13)
• 1905 – Charlie Chech (13)
• 1917 – Hod Eller (21)
• 1924 – Jakie May (21)
• 1940 – Joe Beggs (27)
• 1948 – Harry Gumbert (46)
• 1956 – Hersh Freeman (47)
• 1967 – Ted Abernathy (61)
• 1969 – Wayne Granger (55)
• 1970 – Wayne Granger (59)
• 1980 – Tom Hume (62)
• 1987 – John Franco (60)
• 1988 – John Franco (61)
• 2007 – David Weathers (60)

See also[]

• Arizona Fall League#Stenson Award^[7]
• Baseball awards
• Baseball statistics
• List of MLB awards

Footnotes[]