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Cy Young Award

1956 Don Newcombe, Brooklyn N.L.
1957 Warren Spahn, Milwaukee N.L.
1958 Bob Turley, New York A.L.
1959 Early Wynn, Chicago A.L.
1960 Vernon Law, Pittsburgh N.L
1961 Whitey Ford, New York A.L.
1962 Don Drysdale, Los Angeles N.L.
1963 Sandy Koufax, Los Angeles N.L.
1964 Dean Chance, Los Angeles A.L.
1965 Sandy Koufax, Los Angeles N.L.
1966 Sandy Koufax, Los Angeles N.L.
1967 Jim Lonborg, Boston A.L.;
Mike McCormick, San Francisco N.L.
1968 Dennis McLain, Detroit A.L.;
Bob Gibson, St. Louis N.L.
1969 Mike Cuellar, Baltimore A.L. and
Dennis McLain, Detroit A.L.
(tied); Tom Seaver, New York N.L.
1970 Jim Perry, Minnesota A.L;
Bob Gibson, St. Louis N.L.
1971 Vida Blue, Oakland A.L.;
Ferguson Jenkins, Chicago N.L.
1972 Gaylord Perry, Cleveland A.L.;
Steve Carlton, Philadelphia N.L.
1973 Jim Palmer, Baltimore A.L.;
Tom Seaver, New York N.L.
1974 Catfish Hunter, Oakland A.L.;
Mike Marshall, Los Angeles N.L.
1975 Jim Palmer, Baltimore A.L.;
Tom Seaver, New York N.L.
1976 Jim Palmer, Baltimore A.L.;
Randy Jones, San Diego N.L.
1977 Sparky Lyle, New York A.L.;
Steve Carlton, Philadelphia N.L.
1978 Ron Guidry, New York A.L.;
Gaylord Perry, San Diego N.L.
1979 Mike Flanagan, Baltimore A.L.;
Bruce Sutter, Chicago N.L.
1980 Steve Stone, Baltimore A.L.;
Steve Carlton, Philadelphia N.L.
1981 Rollie Fingers, Milwaukee A.L.;
Fernando Valenzuela, Los
Angeles N.L.
1982 Pete Vuckovich, Milwaukee A.L.;
Steve Carlton, Philadelphia N.L.
1983 LaMarr Hoyt, Chicago A.L.;
John Denny, Philadelphia N.L.
1984 Willie Hernandez, Detroit A.L.;
Rick Sutcliffe, Chicago N.L.
1985 Bret Saberhagen, Kansas City A.L.; Dwight Gooden, New York N.L.
1986 Roger Clemens, Boston A.L.;
Mike Scott, Houston N.L.
1987 Roger Clemens, Boston A.L.;
Steve Bedrosian, Philadelphia N.L.
1988 Frank Viola, Minnesota A.L.;
Orel Hershiser, Los Angeles, N.L.
1989 Bret Saberhagen, Kansas A.L.;
Mark Davis, San Diego N.L.
1990 Bob Welch, Oakland A.L.;
Doug Drabek, Pittsburgh N.L.
1991 Roger Clemens, Boston A.L.;
Tom Glavine, Atlanta N.L.
1992 Dennis Eckersley, Oakland A.L.;
Greg Maddux, Chicago N.L.
1993 Jack McDowell, Chicago A.L.;
Greg Maddux, Atlanta N.L.
1994 David Cone, Kansas A.L.;
Greg Maddux, Atlanta N.L.
1995 Randy Johnson, Seattle A.L.;
Greg Maddux, Atlanta N.L.
1996Pat Hentgen, Toronto A.L.;
John Smoltz, Atlanta N.L.
1997Roger Clemens, Toronto A.L.;
Pedro Martinez, Montreal N.L.
1998Roger Clemens, Toronto A.L.;
Tom Glavine, Atlanta N.L.
1999–
2000		Pedro Martinez, Boston A.L.;
Randy Johnson, Arizona N.L.
2001Roger Clemens, New York A.L.;
Randy Johnson, Arizona N.L.
2002Barry Zito, Oakland A.L.;
Randy Johnson, Arizona N.L.
2003Roy Halladay, Toronto A.L.
Eric Gagne, Los Angeles N.L.
2004Johan Santana, Minnesota A.L.
Roger Clemens, Houston N.L.
2005Bartolo Colon, Los Angeles A.L.
Chris Carpenter, St. Louis N.L.
2006Johan Santana, Minnesota, A.L.
Brandon Webb, Arizona, N.L.

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