#21
of 25
Gaylord Perry
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Gaylord Perry built a long career on deception and adaptability. He won 314 games across five decades. Perry claimed two Cy Young Awards in different leagues. His 117 ERA+ reflects consistent above-average pitching. He logged enormous inning totals. Perry remained effective well into his 40s. He adjusted pitch mixes as needed. His durability separated him from peers. Perry competed successfully in diverse environments. Longevity is the backbone of his case.
Career Numbers
314-265
W-L
3.11
ERA
3,534
K
5,350.1
IP
303
CG
53
SHO
11
SV
Gaylord Perry at No. 21
This slide covers number 21 of 25 in Top 25 Starting Pitchers in History of MLB Baseball: Gaylord Perry. The career card for Gaylord Perry shows a 314-265 record, a 3.11 ERA and 3,534 strikeouts. It also counts 11 saves. The Explore section links Gaylord Perry's debut decade, the 1960s, and other players born in USA. Roy Halladay is ranked just above at 20 while Bob Feller follows at 22. 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.