Pitchers who got to double-digit wins without a loss

[HomeRunHomer]

With Brandon Webb now 8-0,

can anyone recall other instances of pitches who got to at least 10 wins before losing their first game of the season?

[ipitch]

Andy Hawkins started 11-0 in 1985.

[steve rogers]

One of My favorites: Aaron Small for the Yankees in 2005 went 10-0 for the season. He was brought up to the team on July 20. As a Yankee fan I'll walways love him for saving our season.

Scott

[RuthMayBond]

Tom Zachary?

[metfan13]

Terry Leach started 1987 10-0 for the Mets.

[Erik Bedard]

I think Roy Face (17-0 in mid-September 1959) has got to be the winner.

[ipitch]

Roger Clemens - 14-0 in 1986 and 11-0 in 1997.
Dave McNally - 15-0 in 1969.

[RuthMayBond]

Guidry in 78

http://www.baseball-reference.com/pi/gl.cgi?n1=guidrro01&t=p&year=1978

[NMAN90]

Jon Garland 10-0 in 2005

[micsmith]

How about reaching double digits in wins to start a season without a loss AND without a no decision - that's what makes Webb's start so incredible.

[ipitch]

How about reaching double digits in wins to start a season without a loss AND without a no decision - that's what makes Webb's start so incredible.

Andy Hawkins reached 10-0 with no no-decisions.

[KCGHOST]

Only four guys have finished a season with double-digit wins and no losses.

Tom Zachary 1929 12 0
Dennis Lamp 1985 11 0
Aaron Small 2005 10 0
Howie Krist 1941 10 0

[fonda1119]

Here's the longest GS streak to start the season without a loss since 1956. I can't believe McNally's was 26 games. That's ridiculous.

http://www.bb-ref.com/pi/shareit/4C5E

Unfortunately I can't sort by wins so here's the guys with 10 or more wins to start the season without a loss:

Dave Mcnally 1969- 15
Roger Clemens 1986- 14
Ron Guidry 1978- 13
Andy Hawkins 1985- 11
Roger Clemens 1997- 11
Brooks Lawrence 1956- 10
Juan Marichal 1966- 10
Roger Moret 1973- 10

[dgarza]

Dave Mcnally 1969- 15

McNally was very erratic in his first 27 games (26 starts).
171 1/3 innings before a loss.

Roger Clemens 1986- 14

123 2/3 innings before a loss.

Andy Hawkins 1985- 11

69 2/3 innings of 11 consecutive wins to start the season.

Brooks Lawrence 1956- 10

123 innings before a loss.
24 games (16 starts).

Juan Marichal 1966- 10

I find this start most fascinating.
Marichal was 10-0 in his 1st 11 starts.
His only no-decision was in a 13 inning game in which he pitched a full 10 innings.
He pitched 101 innings in his 1st 11 starts.
He averaged over 9 innings in his 1st 11 starts without a loss. That must be a record for plural starts.

[Zagi-CRO]

With Brandon Webb now 8-0,

can anyone recall other instances of pitches who got to at least 10 wins before losing their first game of the season?

With Webb now 9-0....