This is from The Neyer/James Guide to Pitchers. Thus, information is complete up to 2003. Some records may no longer be unique, but I really don't have the resources to check individual records from 2003-2011 to cross-reference. Unless there is some BBRef trick sans subscription, it is simply too time consuming. The only one I know that is no longer unique is Preacher Roe's 22-3 record in 1951. Cliff Lee matched it in 2008.
Since 1910, only one pitcher has had each of the following unique records. That is, they accumulated a certain amount of wins and losses that has never been matched. Can you name them? No cheating and if you feel you know a lot, only guess a few. Give others a chance.
1910 10-27
1910 9-23
1910 6-24
1911 Ed Walsh 27-18
1912 Joe Wood 34-5
1913 Walter Johnson 36-7
1916 Jack Nabors 1-20
1919 Eddie Cicotte 29-7
1921 16-23
1928 10-25
1928 Tom Zachary 12-0
1930 Lefty Grove 28-5
1931 Lefty Grove 31-4
1933 Paul Derringer 7-27
1934 Dizzy Dean 30-7
1934 Lefty Gomez 26-5
1934 7-22
1935 4-25
1937 Johnny Allen 15-1
1940 16-2
1952 Robin Roberts 28-7
1954 Don Larsen 3-21
1956 Don Newcombe 27-7
1959 Roy Face 18-1
1963 Sandy Koufax 25-5
1963 Roger Craig 5-22
1965 Jack Fisher 8-24
1966 Phil Regan 14-1
1973 Roger Moret 13-2
1978 Ron Guidry 25-3
1978 Bob Stanley 15-2
1979 Phil Niekro 21-20
1982 Terry Felton 0-13
1985 Orel Hershiser 19-3
1985 Jose DeLeon 2-19
1985 Dennis Lamp 11-0
1990 Bob Welch 27-6
1995 Greg Maddux 19-2
1995 Jim Abbott 2-18
1995 Randy Johnson 18-2
1999 Pedro Martinez 23-4
1999 Mike Hampton 22-4
Two pitchers are on the list twice. They hold the record for most unique records:headbeat:
Since 1910, only one pitcher has had each of the following unique records. That is, they accumulated a certain amount of wins and losses that has never been matched. Can you name them? No cheating and if you feel you know a lot, only guess a few. Give others a chance.
1910 10-27
1910 9-23
1910 6-24
1911 Ed Walsh 27-18
1912 Joe Wood 34-5
1913 Walter Johnson 36-7
1916 Jack Nabors 1-20
1919 Eddie Cicotte 29-7
1921 16-23
1928 10-25
1928 Tom Zachary 12-0
1930 Lefty Grove 28-5
1931 Lefty Grove 31-4
1933 Paul Derringer 7-27
1934 Dizzy Dean 30-7
1934 Lefty Gomez 26-5
1934 7-22
1935 4-25
1937 Johnny Allen 15-1
1940 16-2
1952 Robin Roberts 28-7
1954 Don Larsen 3-21
1956 Don Newcombe 27-7
1959 Roy Face 18-1
1963 Sandy Koufax 25-5
1963 Roger Craig 5-22
1965 Jack Fisher 8-24
1966 Phil Regan 14-1
1973 Roger Moret 13-2
1978 Ron Guidry 25-3
1978 Bob Stanley 15-2
1979 Phil Niekro 21-20
1982 Terry Felton 0-13
1985 Orel Hershiser 19-3
1985 Jose DeLeon 2-19
1985 Dennis Lamp 11-0
1990 Bob Welch 27-6
1995 Greg Maddux 19-2
1995 Jim Abbott 2-18
1995 Randy Johnson 18-2
1999 Pedro Martinez 23-4
1999 Mike Hampton 22-4
Two pitchers are on the list twice. They hold the record for most unique records:headbeat:
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