Cy Young Award winners

Cy Young Award winners, 1956-2025

The 2026 Cy Young Award is named Wednesday, Nov 11.

The three finalists in each league are named Monday, Nov 2 at 6:00 PM ET on MLB Network, and the winners Wednesday, Nov 11, on MLB Network. Last year: Tarik Skubal of the Detroit Tigers in the American League, his second and Paul Skenes of the Pittsburgh Pirates in the National League.

The 2026 vote

Finalists: Monday, Nov 2 at 6:00 PM ET. Winners: Wednesday, Nov 11. Both on MLB Network. The Cy Young ballots were cast before the postseason, so October does not count.

Most wins

Player
Won
Roger Clemens1986, 1987, 1991, 1997, 1998, 2001, 2004
7
Randy Johnson1995, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002
5
Steve Carlton1972, 1977, 1980, 1982
4
Greg Maddux1992, 1993, 1994, 1995
4
Sandy Koufax1963, 1965, 1966
3
Tom Seaver1969, 1973, 1975
3
Jim Palmer1973, 1975, 1976
3
Pedro Martínez1997, 1999, 2000
3
Justin Verlander2011, 2019, 2022
3
Clayton Kershaw2011, 2013, 2014
3
Max Scherzer2013, 2016, 2017
3
Denny McLain1968, 1969
2
Bob Gibson1968, 1970
2
Gaylord Perry1972, 1978
2
Bret Saberhagen1985, 1989
2
Tom Glavine1991, 1998
2
Roy Halladay2003, 2010
2
Johan Santana2004, 2006
2
Tim Lincecum2008, 2009
2
Corey Kluber2014, 2017
2
Blake Snell2018, 2023
2
Jacob deGrom2018, 2019
2
Tarik Skubal2024, 2025
2

Most winners by team

Franchise
Won

Counted by franchise today: a club that moved keeps its winners, and a club that folded is listed under its own name.

Every winner

2025AL
Tarik SkubalDetroit Tigers
2025NL
2024AL
Tarik SkubalDetroit Tigers
2024NL
Chris SaleAtlanta Braves
2023AL
Gerrit ColeNew York Yankees
2023NL
Blake SnellSan Diego Padres
2022AL
Justin VerlanderHouston Astros
2022NL
Sandy AlcántaraMiami Marlins
2021AL
2021NL
Corbin BurnesMilwaukee Brewers
2020AL
Shane BieberCleveland Indians
2020NL
Trevor BauerCincinnati Reds
2019AL
Justin VerlanderHouston Astros
2019NL
Jacob deGromNew York Mets
2018AL
Blake SnellTampa Bay Rays
2018NL
Jacob deGromNew York Mets
2017AL
Corey KluberCleveland Indians
2017NL
2016AL
Rick PorcelloBoston Red Sox
2016NL
2015AL
Dallas KeuchelHouston Astros
2015NL
Jake ArrietaChicago Cubs
2014AL
Corey KluberCleveland Indians
2014NL
Clayton KershawLos Angeles Dodgers
2013AL
Max ScherzerDetroit Tigers
2013NL
Clayton KershawLos Angeles Dodgers
2012AL
David PriceTampa Bay Rays
2012NL
R. A. DickeyNew York Mets
2011AL
Justin VerlanderDetroit Tigers
2011NL
Clayton KershawLos Angeles Dodgers
2010AL
Félix HernándezSeattle Mariners
2010NL
2009AL
Zack GreinkeKansas City Royals
2009NL
2008AL
2008NL
2007AL
2007NL
2006AL
Johan SantanaMinnesota Twins
2006NL
2005AL
2005NL
Chris CarpenterSt. Louis Cardinals
2004AL
Johan SantanaMinnesota Twins
2004NL
Roger ClemensHouston Astros
2003AL
Roy HalladayToronto Blue Jays
2003NL
2002AL
2002NL
2001AL
Roger ClemensNew York Yankees
2001NL
2000AL
Pedro MartínezBoston Red Sox
2000NL
1999AL
Pedro MartínezBoston Red Sox
1999NL
1998AL
Roger ClemensToronto Blue Jays
1998NL
Tom GlavineAtlanta Braves
1997AL
Roger ClemensToronto Blue Jays
1997NL
Pedro MartínezMontreal Expos
1996AL
1996NL
John SmoltzAtlanta Braves
1995AL
Randy JohnsonSeattle Mariners
1995NL
Greg MadduxAtlanta Braves
1994AL
1994NL
Greg MadduxAtlanta Braves
1993AL
Jack McDowellChicago White Sox
1993NL
Greg MadduxAtlanta Braves
1992AL
Dennis EckersleyOakland Athletics
1992NL
Greg MadduxChicago Cubs
1991AL
Roger ClemensBoston Red Sox
1991NL
Tom GlavineAtlanta Braves
1990AL
1990NL
1989AL
Bret SaberhagenKansas City Royals
1989NL
1988AL
Frank ViolaMinnesota Twins
1988NL
Orel HershiserLos Angeles Dodgers
1987AL
Roger ClemensBoston Red Sox
1987NL
Steve BedrosianPhiladelphia Phillies
1986AL
Roger ClemensBoston Red Sox
1986NL
Mike ScottHouston Astros
1985AL
Bret SaberhagenKansas City Royals
1985NL
Dwight GoodenNew York Mets
1984AL
Willie HernándezDetroit Tigers
1984NL
Rick SutcliffeChicago Cubs
1983AL
1983NL
1982AL
Pete VuckovichMilwaukee Brewers
1982NL
1981AL
Rollie FingersMilwaukee Brewers
1981NL
Fernando ValenzuelaLos Angeles Dodgers
1980AL
1980NL
1979AL
Mike FlanaganBaltimore Orioles
1979NL
Bruce SutterChicago Cubs
1978AL
1978NL
Gaylord PerrySan Diego Padres
1977AL
Sparky LyleNew York Yankees
1977NL
1976AL
1976NL
Randy JonesSan Diego Padres
1975AL
1975NL
Tom SeaverNew York Mets
1974AL
Catfish HunterOakland Athletics
1974NL
Mike MarshallLos Angeles Dodgers
1973AL
1973NL
Tom SeaverNew York Mets
1972AL
Gaylord PerryCleveland Indians
1972NL
1971AL
1971NL
Ferguson JenkinsChicago Cubs
1970AL
1970NL
1969AL
Mike CuellarBaltimore Orioles
1969AL
Denny McLainDetroit Tigers
1969NL
Tom SeaverNew York Mets
1968AL
Denny McLainDetroit Tigers
1968NL
1967AL
Jim LonborgBoston Red Sox
1967NL
Mike McCormickSan Francisco Giants
1966
1965
1964
1963
1962
1961
Whitey FordNew York Yankees
1960
1959
1958
1957
Warren SpahnMilwaukee Braves
1956
Don NewcombeBrooklyn Dodgers

The Cy Young Award goes to the best pitcher in each league, voted by the Baseball Writers' Association of America and announced in November. From 1956 to 1966 there was one award for both leagues. Team names are as they were at the time.

Questions

When is the 2026 Cy Young Award announced?

Wednesday, Nov 11, on MLB Network. The three finalists in each league are named Monday, Nov 2 at 6:00 PM ET.

Who won the 2025 Cy Young Award?

Tarik Skubal of the Detroit Tigers in the American League, his second and Paul Skenes of the Pittsburgh Pirates in the National League.

Who has won the Cy Young Award the most?

Roger Clemens, seven times (1986, 1987, 1991, 1997, 1998, 2001 and 2004). Then Randy Johnson with five, Steve Carlton with four and Greg Maddux with four. 23 players have won it more than once.

Which team has the most Cy Young Award winners?

The Los Angeles Dodgers, with 12, counted by franchise.

Who won the first Cy Young Award?

Don Newcombe of the Brooklyn Dodgers, in 1956.

What is the Cy Young Award?

The Cy Young Award goes to the best pitcher in each league, voted by the Baseball Writers' Association of America and announced in November. From 1956 to 1966 there was one award for both leagues.