The Only 11 Pitchers to Win 3+ CY YOUNGS

Описание: Winning the Cy Young Award is the highest honor a pitcher can achieve, and while some legends win it once or twice, only a select few have captured the award three or more times. In this video, we take a deep dive into the greatest pitchers in baseball history who dominated their era, redefined pitching, and built Hall of Fame legacies through multiple Cy Young wins.

We cover the full list of multi-time winners, including:

Roger Clemens (7) – The Rocket who dominated with the Red Sox, Blue Jays, Yankees, and Astros.

Randy Johnson (5) – The Big Unit whose overpowering fastball made him one of the most feared pitchers of all time.

Steve Carlton (4) – Lefty, the Phillies workhorse who thrived on durability and longevity.

Greg Maddux (4) – The Mad Scientist who used precision and control to outthink hitters.

Sandy Koufax (3) – The legendary lefty whose dominance in the 1960s was unmatched.

Clayton Kershaw (3) – The modern Dodgers ace, known for consistency and a devastating slider.

Pedro Martínez (3) – The Dominator of the steroid era, whose peak is still considered the best ever.

Jim Palmer (3) – The Orioles’ unfazed ace, defined by clutch pitching and consistency.

Tom Seaver (3) – The Franchise who transformed the Mets into champions.

Justin Verlander (3) – The modern-day ace, still dominating into his 40s.

Max Scherzer (3) – The relentless competitor who built a reputation as one of the fiercest pitchers of his generation.

From Koufax’s perfect game and Kershaw’s postseason redemption to Johnson’s 2001 World Series heroics and Clemens’ record seven awards, each pitcher left an unforgettable mark on baseball. We also look at the competition they faced—Pedro vs. Randy, Verlander vs. Gerrit Cole, Maddux vs. Glavine—and what made their Cy Young seasons so special.

If you’re a fan of MLB history, pitching dominance, Hall of Fame debates, or the legacy of great pitchers, this is the video for you.