What Major League Baseball pitchers have won 100 games in both leagues?
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I included some of the pre-1900 leagues, in addition to the American and National Leagues.\n\n1) Cy Young: 290 NL + 221 AL = 511\n2) Nolan Ryan: 135 NL + 189 NL = 324\n3) Gaylord Perry: 139 AL + 175 NL = 314\n4) Bobby Mathews: 131 NA (National Association) + 106 AA (American Association) + 60 NL = 297\n5) Fergie Jenkins: 169 NL + 115 AL = 285\n6) Gus Weyhing: 115 AA + 119 NL + 30 PL (Players League) = 264\n7) Randy Johnson: 147 AL + 116 NL = 263\n8) Denny Martinez: 141 AL + 104 NL = 245\n9) Jim Bunning: 118 AL + 106 NL = 224\n10) Kevin Brown: 102 AL + 109 NL = 211\n11) Al Orth: 100 NL + 104 AL = 204
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Pitcher - Camilo Pascual
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Lou Gehrig hit 23 career grand slams, the most by any player in Major League Baseball.
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Honus Wagner pitched a game in 1900 and another in 1902, so he's easily the best hitting pitcher in Pirates history...\n\nBut if you mean full time pitchers (and I'm sure you do), I'd go with Don Robinson, although Gott and Haddix are good nominations as well.
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In the National League:\nPosition: Name, Team, Win #\nP: Greg Maddux, Chicago Cubs, 15\nC: Mike Matheny, San Francisco Giants, 4\n1B: Derrek Lee, Chicago Cubs, 2\n2B: Luis Castillo, Florida Marlins, 3\n3B: Mike Lowell, Florida Marlins, 1\nSS: Omar Vizquel, San Francisco Giants, 10\nOF: Andrew Jones, Atlanta Braves, 8\nOF: Jim Edmonds, St. Louis Cardinals, 8\nOF: Bobby Abreu, Philadelphia Phillies, 1\nAmerican League:\nP: Kenny Rogers, Texas Rangers, 4\nC: Jason Varitek, boston Red Sox, 1\n1B: Mark Teixeira, Texas Rangers, 1\n2B: Orlando Hudson, Toronto Blue Jays, 1\n3B: Eric Chavez, Oakland Athletics, 5\nSS: Derek Jeter, New York Yankees, 2\nOF: Vernon Wells, Toronto Blue Jays, 2\nOF: Torii Hunter, Minnesota Twins, 5\nOF: Ichiro Suzuki, Seattle Mariners, 5
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steve trachsel,cubs    st louis,  9/8/98\nmatt clement, padres   st louis   9/29/99
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Ichiro Suzuki by a large margin.\nHe's the only hitter with 200 hits in every season since the 2001 season.    He led the majors in 3 of the seasons, with such totals as 242 in 2001 and a whopping 262 in 2004.  He has a total of 1354 hits.  The second most is Juan Pierre with 1182. Albert Pujols is third with 1159 in that time frame.
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MLB: Hank Aaron, 755\nJapanese baseball: Sadaharu Oh, 868
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nolan is the man! 5,714 strikeouts.  Only Rocket has 4,000.  That record will never be touched.  7 no hitters.  Are you kidding me. & no hitters, people go their whole life and never get one.  Nolan is the man.\nI don't know the name, but nolan is the man.
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Here's the top home run hitting pitchers in a season:\n\nHOMERUNS                      YEAR     HR     \n1    Wes Ferrell              1931        9   \n2    Jack Stivetts            1894        8   \nT3   Ad Gumbert               1889        7   \nT3   Ed Daily                 1888        7   \nT3   Jack Stivetts            1890        7   \nT3   Bob Lemon                1949        7   \nT3   Wes Ferrell              1933        7   \nT3   Earl Wilson              1966        7   \nT3   Earl Wilson              1968        7   \nT3   Jack Stivetts            1891        7   \nT3   Mike Hampton             2001        7   \nT3   Don Newcombe             1955        7   \nT3   Don Drysdale             1965        7   \nT3   Brooks Kieschnick        2003        7   \nT3   Don Drysdale             1958        7   \nT3   Wes Ferrell              1935        7   \nT17  Ferguson Jenkins         1971        6   \nT17  Earl Wilson              1965        6   \nT17  Bob Lemon                1950        6   \nT17  Jim Tobin                1942        6   \nT17  Rick Wise                1971        6   \nT17  Hal Schumacher           1934        6   \nT17  Jack Harshman            1956        6   \nT17  Bill Hutchison           1894        6   \nT17  John Clarkson            1887        6   \nT17  Sonny Siebert            1971        6   \nT17  Jack Harshman            1958        6
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Ricky Henderson with 130\n\nNL record is 110 by Vince Coleman (also the rookie record)\n\nVince Coleman also stole 100 bases 3 years in a row (record)\n\nLou Brock Stole 50 bases 12 years in a row (record)\n\nFinally Ty Cobb 8 stolen bases in 1912 (record for steals of Home Plate in a year).
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That has to be Harvey Haddix's 12 2/3 inning perfect game that was broken up in the 13th inning. Lew Burdette pitched the whole game for the Milwaukee Braves, giving up 12 hits but no runs.
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Joel Zumaya- Tigers Relief Pitcher\nHe's throwing fastballs up to 102 mph.
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Then why are you mooching two free points, Susan.  i.e. Reported.  Quit answering when you have no answer.\n\nAnswer: Fernando Tatis of the St. Louis Cardinals on 04-23-1999 in the third inning against Chan Ho Park.
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walks+hits per inning pitched
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The game was completely different back in Cy Young's day and it's not really fair to compare those guys to the ones pitching today. I mean, it's been almost 100 years since Cy Young pitched -- baseball's changed.\n\nI'd take Warren Spahn for lefties (pitched into the sixties, won 360 games, nearly 60% of his decisions) and Roger Clemens for righties (pitching currently in hitter friendly times, 340 wins so far, wins nearly two-thirds his decisions).
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The greatest feat in sports is Joe DiMaggio's 56 game hitting streak. \n\nThe biggest flop is a tie between the Yankeesblowing the 3-1 lead against the Red Sox in 2004, Bill Buckner's gaff and the Sox blowing the Series in 1986 and Dan & Dave at the 1992 Olympics.