MLB: Top 10 Pitchers with the Most Innings Pitched in a Season – By Decade

1901-1910 (384.2 – 464.0)

	PITCHER	IP	ARM	SEASON	TEAM
1.	Ed Walsh	464.0	R	1908	Chicago White Sox
2.	Jack Chesbro	454.2	R	1904	New York Highlanders
3.	Joe McGinnity	434.0	R	1903	New York Giants
4.	Ed Walsh	422.1	R	1907	Chicago White Sox
5.	Vic Willis	410.0	R	1902	Boston Beaneaters
6.	Joe McGinnity	408.0	R	1904	New York Giants
7.	Christy Mathewson	390.2	R	1908	New York Giants
8.	Jack Powell	390.1	R	1904	New York Highlanders
9.	Togie Pittinger	389.1	R	1902	Boston Beaneaters
10.	Cy Young	384.2	R	1902	Boston Americans

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1911-1920 (363.1 – 393.0)

	PITCHER	IP	ARM	SEASON	TEAM
1.	Ed Walsh	393.0	R	1912	Chicago White Sox
2.	Pete Alexander	389.0	R	1916	Philadelphia Phillies
3.	Pete Alexander	388.0	R	1917	Philadelphia Phillies
4.	Pete Alexander	376.1	R	1915	Philadelphia Phillies
5.	Walter Johnson	371.2	R	1914	Washington Senators
6.	Walter Johnson	369.2	R	1916	Washington Senators
7.	Walter Johnson	369.0	R	1912	Washington Senators
8.	Ed Walsh	368.2	R	1911	Chicago White Sox
9.	Pete Alexander	367.0	R	1911	Philadelphia Phillies
10.	Pete Alexander	363.1	R	1920	Chicago Cubs

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1921-1930 (322.0 – 357.2)

	PITCHER	IP	ARM	SEASON	TEAM
1.	George Uhle	357.2	R	1923	Cleveland Indians
2.	Red Faber	352.0	R	1922	Chicago White Sox
3.	Urban Shocker	348.0	R	1922	St. Louis Browns
4.	Carl Mays	336.2	R	1921	New York Yankees
5.	Red Faber	330.2	R	1921	Chicago White Sox
5.	Burleigh Grimes	330.2	R	1928	Pittsburgh Pirates
7.	Wilbur Cooper	327.0	L	1921	Pittsburgh Pirates
7.	Burleigh Grimes	327.0	R	1923	Brooklyn Robins
9.	Urban Shocker	326.2	R	1921	St. Louis Browns
10.	Dolf Luque	322.0	R	1923	Cincinnati Reds

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1931-1940 (313.0 – 329.2)

	PITCHER	IP	ARM	SEASON	TEAM
1.	Bobo Newsom	329.2	R	1938	St. Louis Browns
2.	General Crowder	327.0	R	1932	Washington Senators
3.	Dizzy Dean	325.1	R	1935	St. Louis Cardinals
4.	Wes Ferrell	322.1	R	1935	Boston Red Sox
5.	Bob Feller	320.1	R	1940	Cleveland Indians
6.	Bucky Walters	319.0	R	1939	Cincinnati Reds
7.	Bump Hadley	316.2	R	1933	St. Louis Browns
8.	Van Mungo	315.1	R	1934	Brooklyn Dodgers
9.	Dizzy Dean	315.0	R	1936	St. Louis Cardinals
10.	Carl Hubbell	313.0	L	1934	New York Giants

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1941-1950 (303.0 – 371.1)

	PITCHER	IP	ARM	SEASON	TEAM
1.	Bob Feller	371.1	R	1946	Cleveland Indians
2.	Dizzy Trout	352.1	R	1944	Detroit Tigers
3.	Bob Feller	343.0	R	1941	Cleveland Indians
4.	Johnny Sain	314.2	R	1948	Boston Braves
5.	Hal Newhouser	313.1	L	1945	Detroit Tigers
6.	Bill Voiselle	312.2	R	1944	New York Giants
7.	Hal Newhouser	312.1	L	1944	Detroit Tigers
8.	Vern Bickford	311.2	R	1950	Boston Braves
9.	Robin Roberts	304.1	R	1950	Philadelphia Phillies
10.	Al Javery	303.0	R	1943	Boston Braves

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1951-1960 (297.1 – 346.2)

	PITCHER	IP	ARM	SEASON	TEAM
1.	Robin Roberts	346.2	R	1953	Philadelphia Phillies
2.	Robin Roberts	336.2	R	1954	Philadelphia Phillies
3.	Robin Roberts	330.0	R	1952	Philadelphia Phillies
4.	Robin Roberts	315.0	R	1951	Philadelphia Phillies
5.	Bob Friend	314.1	R	1956	Pittsburgh Pirates
6.	Warren Spahn	310.2	L	1951	Boston Braves
7.	Bob Lemon	309.2	R	1952	Cleveland Indians
8.	Robin Roberts	305.0	R	1955	Philadelphia Phillies
9.	Sal Maglie	298.0	R	1951	New York Giants
10.	Robin Roberts	297.1	R	1956	Philadelphia Phillies

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1961-1970 (321.0 – 336.0)

	PITCHER	IP	ARM	SEASON	TEAM
1.	Denny McClain	336.0	R	1968	Detroit Tigers
2.	Sandy Koufax	335.2	L	1965	Los Angeles Dodgers
3.	Gaylord Perry	328.2	R	1970	San Francisco Giants
4.	Juan Marichal	325.2	R	1968	San Francisco Giants
5.	Gaylord Perry	325.1	R	1969	San Francisco Giants
6.	Denny McClain	325.0	R	1969	Detroit Tigers
7.	Sandy Koufax	323.0	L	1966	Los Angeles Dodgers
8.	Juan Marichal	321.1	R	1963	San Francisco Giants
9.	Don Drysdale	321.1	R	1964	Los Angeles Dodgers
10.	Claude Osteen	321.0	L	1969	Los Angeles Dodgers

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1971-1980 (332.2 – 376.2)

	PITCHER	IP	ARM	SEASON	TEAM
1.	Wilbur Wood	376.2	L	1972	Chicago White Sox
2.	Mickey Lolich	376.0	L	1971	Detroit Tigers
3.	Wilbur Wood	359.1	L	1973	Chicago White Sox
4.	Steve Carlton	346.1	L	1972	Philadelphia Phillies
5.	Gaylord Perry	344.0	R	1973	Cleveland Indians
6.	Gaylord Perry	342.2	R	1972	Cleveland Indians
7.	Phil Niekro	342.0	R	1979	Atlanta Braves
8.	Phil Niekro	334.1	R	1978	Atlanta Braves
9.	Wilbur Wood	334.0	L	1971	Chicago White Sox
10.	Nolan Ryan	332.2	R	1974	California Angels

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1981-1990 (277.0 – 295.2)

	PITCHER	IP	ARM	SEASON	TEAM
1.	Steve Carlton	295.2	L	1982	Philadelphia Phillies
2.	Jack Morris	293.2	R	1983	Detroit Tigers
3.	Bert Blyleven	293.2	R	1985	Cleveland Indians / Minnesota Twins
4.	Dave Steib	288.1	R	1982	Toronto Blue Jays
5.	Charlie Hough	285.1	R	1987	Texas Rangers
6.	Fernando Valenzuela	285.0	L	1982	Los Angeles Dodgers
7.	Steve Carlton	283.2	L	1983	Philadelphia Phillies
8.	Roger Clemens	281.2	R	1987	Boston Red Sox
9.	Dave Steib	278.0	R	1983	Toronto Blue Jays
10.	Steve Rogers	277.0	L	1982	Montreal Expos

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1991-2000 (263.0 – 271.2)

	PITCHER	IP	ARM	SEASON	TEAM
1.	Randy Johnson	271.2	L	1999	Arizona Diamondbacks
2.	Roger Clemens	271.1	R	1991	Boston Red Sox
3.	Curt Schilling	268.2	R	1998	Philadelphia Phillies
4.	Greg Maddux	268.0	R	1992	Chicago Cubs
5.	Greg Maddux	267.0	R	1993	Atlanta Braves
6.	Kevin Brown	265.2	R	1992	Texas Rangers
7.	Pat Hentgen	265.2	R	1996	Toronto Blue Jays
8.	Pat Hentgen	264.0	R	1997	Toronto Blue Jays
9.	Roger Clemens	264.0	R	1997	Toronto Blue Jays
10.	Greg Maddux	263.0	R	1991	Chicago Cubs

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2001-2010 (246.1 – 266.0)

	PITCHER	IP	ARM	SEASON	TEAM
1.	Roy Halladay	266.0	R	2003	Toronto Blue Jays
2.	Randy Johnson	260.0	L	2002	Arizona Diamondbacks
3.	Curt Schilling	259.1	R	2002	Arizona Diamondbacks
4.	Curt Schilling	256.2	R	2001	Arizona Diamondbacks
5.	Livan Hernandez	255.0	R	2004	Montreal Expos
6.	CC Sabathia	253.0	L	2008	Cleveland Indians / Milwaukee Brewers
7.	Roy Halladay	250.2	R	2010	Philadelphia Phillies
8.	Randy Johnson	249.2	L	2001	Arizona Diamondbacks
8.	Felix Hernandez	249.2	R	2010	Seattle Mariners
10.	Livan Hernandez	246.1	R	2005	Washington Nationals

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2011-2013 (233.2 – 251.0)

	PITCHER	IP	ARM	SEASON	TEAM
1.	Justin Verlander	251.0	R	2011	Detroit Tigers
2.	James Shields	249.1	R	2011	Tampa Bay Rays
3.	Adam Wainwright	241.2	R	2012	St. Louis Cardinals
4.	Dan Haren	238.1	R	2011	Los Angeles Angels
5.	Justin Verlander	238.1	R	2012	Detroit Tigers
6.	Chris Carpenter	237.1	R	2011	St. Louis Cardinals
7.	CC Sabathia	237.1	L	2011	New York Yankees
8.	Clayton Kershaw	236.0	L	2013	Los Angeles Dodgers
8.	Jered Weaver	235.2	R	2011	Los Angeles Angels
10.	R.A. Dickey	233.2	R	2012	New York Mets
10.	Roy Halladay	233.2	R	2011	Philadelphia Phillies
10.	Felix Hernandez	233.2	R	2011	Seattle Mariners

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2014 (So Far)

	PITCHER	IP	ARM	SEASON	TEAM
1.	David Price	170.2	L	2014	Tampa Bay Rays / Detroit Tigers
2.	Felix Hernandez	165.1	R	2014	Seattle Mariners
3.	Corey Kluber	158.1	R	2014	Cleveland Indians
4.	Johnny Cueto	155.2	R	2014	Cincinnati Reds
5.	A.J. Burnett	149.2	R	2014	Philadelphia Phillies
5.	Adam Wainwright	149.2	R	2014	St. Louis Cardinals
7.	James Shields	149.1	R	2014	Kansas City Royals
7.	Julio Teheran	149.1	R	2014	Atlanta Braves
9.	Tyson Ross	148.2	R	2014	San Diego Padres
10.	Mike Leake	147.2	R	2014	Cincinnati Reds

NFL: Most Fined Players of the Past 10 Seasons

2013

	PLAYER	FINED	POS.	TEAM
1.	Justin Blackmon	$941,700.00	WR	Jacksonville Jaguars
2.	Von Miller	$806,161.00	OLB, LB	Denver Broncos
3.	Daryl Washington	$585,706.00	ILB, LB	Arizona Cardinals
4.	Richie Incognito	$470,588.00	G	Miami Dolphins
5.	Dashon Goldson	$394,705.00	S	Tampa Bay Buccaneers

2012

	PLAYER	FINED	POS.	TEAM
1.	D.J. Williams	$2,594,116.00	ILB, LB	Denver Broncos
2.	Eric Wright	$1,705,882.00	CB	Tampa Bay Buccaneers
3.	Joe Haden	$1,356,589.00	CB	Cleveland Browns
4.	Tanard Jackson	$700,000.00	S	Washington Redskins
5.	Tamba Hali	$661,764.00	OLB, LB	Kansas City Chiefs

2011

	PLAYER	FINED	POS.	TEAM
1.	Trent Williams	$1,847,529.00	LT, T	Washington Redskins
2.	Kevin Williams	$1,426,764.00	DT	Minnesota Vikings
3.	Will Smith	$1,411,764.00	OLB, LB	New Orleans Saints
4.	Bobbie Williams	$611,764.00	G	Baltimore Ravens
5.	Ahmard Hall	$200,000.00	FB	Tennessee Titans

2010

	PLAYER	FINED	POS.	TEAM
1.	Antwan Odom	$800,000.00	DE	Cincinnati Bengals
2.	Shaun Rogers	$400,000.00	DT	Cleveland Browns
3.	Steve Gregory	$188,235.00	S	San Diego Chargers
4.	Duane Brown	$149,294.00	LT, T	Houston Texans
5.	James Harrison	$125,000.00	OLB, LB	Pittsburgh Steelers
5.	Leroy Hill	$125,000.00	LB	Seattle Seahawks

2009

	PLAYER	FINED	POS.	TEAM
1.	Chad Johnson	$60,000.00	WR	Cincinnati Bengals
2.	Flozell Adams	$50,000.00	T	Dallas Cowboys
3.	Richie Incognito	$50,000.00	G	St. Louis Rams
4.	Tony Brown	$30,000.00	DT	Tennessee Titans
5.	Ray Lewis	$25,000.00	LB	Baltimore Ravens
5.	Jeremy Trueblood	$25,000.00	RT, T	Tampa Bay Buccaneers

2008

	PLAYER	FINED	POS.	TEAM
1.	Jared Allen	$85,000.00	DE	Minnesota Vikings
2.	Jamar Williams	$75,000.00	LB	Chicago Bears
3.	Eric Smith	$50,000.00	S	New York Jets
4.	Joey Porter	$47,500.00	LB	Miami Dolphins
5.	Plaxico Burress	$45,000.00	WR	New York Giants

2007

	PLAYER	FINED	POS.	TEAM
1.	Joey Porter	$141,176.00	LB	Miami Dolphins
2.	Brian Urlacher	$100,000.00	LB	Chicago Bears
3.	Warren Sapp	$80,000.00	DT	Oakland Raiders
4.	Chad Johnson	$35,000.00	WR	Cincinnati Bengals
5.	Vince Wilfork	$32,500.00	DT	New England Patriots

2006

	PLAYER	FINED	POS.	TEAM
1.	Ricky Williams	$585,000.00	RB	Miami Dolphins
2.	Fred Smoot	$82,352.00	CB	Minnesota Vikings
3.	Sean Taylor	$72,000.00	S	Washington Redskins
4.	Bryant McKinnie	$41,176.00	LT, T	Minnesota Vikings
5.	Terrell Owens	$35,000.00	WR	Dallas Cowboys

2005

	PLAYER	FINED	POS.	TEAM
1.	Ricky Williams	$512,058.00	RB	Miami Dolphins
2.	Samari Rolle	$58,823.00	C	Baltimore Ravens
3.	Olin Kreutz	$50,000.00	C	Chicago Bears
3.	Fred Miller	$50,000.00	T	Chicago Bears
5.	Ronde Barber	$30,000.00	S	Tampa Bay Buccaneers

2004

	PLAYER	FINED	POS.	TEAM
1.	Jamal Lewis	$760,000.00	RB	Baltimore Ravens
2.	Michael Pittman	$264,705.00	RB	Tampa Bay Buccaneers
3.	Barrett Robbins	$234,375.00	C	Oakland Raiders
4.	Chris Cooper	$187,500.00	DE	Oakland Raiders
5.	John Lynch	$82,500.00	S	Denver Broncos

2003

	PLAYER	FINED	POS.	TEAM
1.	Warren Sapp	$50,000.00	DT	Tampa Bay Buccaneers
2.	Joe Horn	$30,000.00	WR	New Orleans Saints
3.	Rodney Harrison	$25,000.00	S	New England Patriots
4.	Terrence Kiel	$25,000.00	S	San Diego Chargers
5.	Rod Smith	$20,000.00	WR	Denver Broncos

2002

	PLAYER	FINED	POS.	TEAM
1.	Darren Woodson	$75,000.00	S	Dallas Cowboys
2.	Brian Dawkins	$50,000.00	S	Philadelphia Eagles
3.	Steve Herndon	$17,647.00	G	Denver Broncos
4.	Terrell Owens	$15,000.00	WR	San Francisco 49ers
5.	Warren Sapp	$15,000.00	DT	Tampa Bay Buccaneers
5.	Gary Walker	$15,000.00	DT	Houston Texans

2001

	PLAYER	FINED	POS.	TEAM
1.	Daniel Neil	$67,941	G	Denver Broncos
2.	Gerard Warren	$35,000	DT	Cleveland Browns
3.	Kyle Turley	$25,000	T	New Orleans Saints
4.	Eric Brown	$24,588	S	Denver Broncos
5.	Damien Robinson	$20,000	S	New York Jets
5.	Randy Moss	$20,000	WR	Minnesota Vikings

2000

	PLAYER	FINED	POS.	TEAM
1.	Ray Lewis	$500,000	LB	Baltimore Ravens
2.	Randy Moss	$80,000	WR	Minnesota Vikings
3.	Tre’ Johnson	$50,000	G	Washington Redskins
4.	Regan Upshaw	$29,412	DE	Oakland Raiders
5.	Rod Smith	$25,000	WR	Denver Broncos

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Baseball Teams with the Highest Attendance this Century (2000-2012)

New York Yankees Fans Are No. 1 in Attendance

Boy – pro baseball, Florida and consistent names just don’t mix. The Miami (nee Florida) Marlins and Tampa Bay Rays (nee Devil Rays) have the worst attendance of any MLB team since the turn of the century – the only two teams who have failed to draw 20 million.

The New York Yankees have the best – almost 50 million fans punched (infrared-ed?) their tickets at both Yankee Stadiums between 2000 and 2012.

The Yankees’ old New York rivals are still huge out on the West Coast, too. The L.A. Dodgers and San Francisco Giants have also drawn over 40 million since 2000, joining the Yankees and another classic team, the St. Louis Cardinals, as the only four baseball teams to crack that level of attendance.

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	TEAM	STADIUM/STADIA	ATTENDANCE
1.	New York Yankees	Yankee Stadium II (2000-2008)	48,616,793
		Yankee Stadium III (2009-2012)
2.	Los Angeles Dodgers	Dodger Stadium	44,188,689
3.	St. Louis Cardinals	Busch Stadium II (2000-2005)	42,348,362
		Busch Stadium III (2006-2012)
4.	San Francisco Giants	AT&T Park	41,468,328
5.	Chicago Cubs	Wrigley Field	39,303,279
6.	Los Angeles Angels	Angel Stadium of Anaheim	39,043,365
7.	Boston Red Sox	Fenway Park	37,427,178
8.	New York Mets	Shea Stadium (2000-2008)	37,172,420
		Citi Field (2009-2012)
9.	Philadelphia Phillies	Veterans Stadium (2000-2003)	37,045,808
		Citizens Bank Oark (2004-2012)
10.	Seattle Mariners	Safeco Field	34,282,081
11.	Houston Astros	Minute Maid Park	34,174,616
12.	Colorado Rockies	Coors Field	33,997,721
13.	Atlanta Braves	Turner Field	33,416,560
14.	Texas Rangers	Rangers Ballpark in Arlington	32,661,831
15.	Milwaukee Brewers	County Stadium (2000)	32,317,559
		Miller Park (2001-2012)
16.	Arizona Diamondbacks	Chase Field	31,657,574
17.	San Diego Padres	Qualcomm Stadium (2000-2003)	31,063,277
		PetCo Park (2004-2012)
18.	Detroit Tigers	Comerica Park	30,717,420
19.	Baltimore Orioles	Oriole Park at Camden Yards	30,663,511
20.	Minnesota Twins	Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome (2000-2009)	29,068,085
		Target Field (2010-2012)
21.	Chicago White Sox	Comiskey Park II (2000-2002)	28,191,846
		U.S. Cellular Field (2003-2012)
22.	Cleveland Indians	Progressive Field	27,852,891
23.	Cincinnati Reds	Cinergy Field (2000-2002)	27,519,631
		Great American Ball Park (2003-2012)
24.	Toronto Blue Jays	Rogers Centre	25,325,563
25.	Oakland Athletics	Oakland Coliseum	23,980,765
26.	Pittsburgh Pirates	Three Rivers Stadium (2000)	23,476,159
		PNC Park (2001-2012)
27.	Washington Nationals*	Stade Olympique (2000-2002)	21,262,076
		Stade Olympique/Estadio Hiram Bithorn (2003, 2004)
		RFK Stadium (2005-2007)
		Nationals Park (2008-2012)
28.	Kansas City Royals	Kauffman Stadium	20,682,762
29.	Miami Marlins	Joe Robbie Stadium** (2000-2011)	18,770,328
		Marlins Park (2012)
30.	Tampa Bay Rays	Tropicana Field	18,686,424

* Includes the Montreal Expos (2000-2004)

** Joe Robbie Stadium was the original name, but there were many variations before the Marlins got their own park in 2012: Joe Robbie Stadium (1993-1996); Pro Player Stadium (1997-2004); Dolphins Stadium (2005-2008); Land Shark Stadium (2009); Sun Life Stadium (2010-2011).

Thanks to baseball-reference.com where they have all the annual attendance numbers.

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