#20
of 25
Roy Halladay
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Roy Halladay’s peak dominance in the 2000s was exceptional. He won two Cy Young Awards in different leagues. Halladay paired elite command with a devastating cutter. His postseason no-hitter stands as an iconic moment. He consistently worked deep into games. Halladay thrived in hitter-friendly divisions. His ERA+ sits well above league average. He minimized walks and controlled tempo. Halladay’s peak seasons rival top-tier modern aces. He exemplified efficiency and dominance combined.
Career Numbers
203-105
W-L
3.38
ERA
2,117
K
2,749.1
IP
67
CG
20
SHO
1
SV
Roy Halladay at No. 20
On Top 25 Starting Pitchers in History of MLB Baseball, Roy Halladay sits at number 20 of 25. Roy Halladay's pitching line on the card: 203 wins, a 3.38 ERA, 2,117 strikeouts. It also counts 1 saves. Roy Halladay debuted in the 1990s, and the Explore links below open that decade's page and the list of players born in USA. Fergie Jenkins is ranked just above at 19; Gaylord Perry follows at 21. The ranking and the write-up above it are the list's editorial judgment; the career numbers come from the same tables as the player pages.