Greatest RHP in NL History by team

Atlanta Braves: Greg Maddux (1993-2003)
Miami Marlins:  Josh Beckett (2001-05)
New York Mets: Tom Seaver (1967-77; 1983)
Philadelphia Phillies: Grover Alexander (1911-17)
Washington Nationals: Steve Rogers via Montreal (1973-85)
Chicago Cubs: Ferguson Jenkins (1966-73; 1982-83)
Cincinnati Reds: Paul Derringer (1933-42)
Milwaukee Brewers: Yovani Gallardo (2007-14)
Pittsburgh Pirates: Babe Adams (1907-26)
St Louis Cardinals: Bob Gibson (1959-75)
Arizona Diamondbacks: Curt Schilling (2000-03)
Colorado Rockies: Ubaldo Jiminez (2006-11)
Los Angeles Dodgers: Don Drysdale (1956-69)
San Diego Padres: Jake Peavy (2002-09)
San Francisco Giants: Christy Mathewson (1900-16) and Juan Marichal (1960-73)

Juan Marichal: Baseball Hall of Fame Class of 1983

Born: October 20, 1937

1954: Joined Monte Cristi league

1956: Left High School to play baseball

1957: Purchased by New York Giants

1957: Giants move to San Francisco

Debut: July 19, 1960 (Giants): pitched one-hitter

1963: Dueled Warren Spahn for 16 innings (won 1-0)

1963: No-Hitter

1963: 25-8, 2.41, 321.1 IP, 248 Ks, 0.996 WHIP, 18 CG, 5 SHO

1965: 10 SHO

1965: 22-13, 2.13, 24 CG, 10 SHO, 295.1 IP, 240 Ks, 0.914 WHIP

1965: Johnny Roseboro Incident

1966: 25-6, .806 Win %, 2.23 ERA, 25 CG, 4 SHO, 307.1 IP, 222 Ks, 0.859 WHIP

1969: ERA Champ 2.10

1973: Purchased by Boston Red Sox

1975: Signed by Los Angeles Dodgers

1983: Elected to Hall of Fame (84% of the vote)

1983: Giants retire #27

1999: Finalist All Century Team


Accomplishments:
10x All Star

No Hitter

1965 ASG MVP

May 1966: Player of the Month

1969 Pitching Title

Winningest Pitcher of the 1960s (191 wins)

243-142

.631 Win %

2.89

471 games-457 starts

244 CG

52 SHO

3507 IP

2303 Strikeouts

1.101 WHIP

Won 15+ Games: 8x

Won 20+ Games: 6x

Won 25+ Games: 3x

Sub 3 ERA: 8x

Sub 2.50 ERA: 6x

10+ CG: 10x

15+ CG: 9x

20+ CG: 5x

25+ CG: 3x

30 CG (Led League): 1968

10 SHO (Led league): 1965

200+ IP: 11x

250+ IP: 9x

300+ IP: 3x

200+ Strikeouts: 6x

Sub 1.000 WHIP: 4x

Led league in wins: 2x

Led league in win % (.806): 1966

Led league in ERA (2.10): 1969

Led league in CG: 2x

Led league in IP: 2x

Led league in SHO: 2x

Led league in WHIP: 2x

Willie Mays: Baseball Hall of Fame Class of 1979

Born: May 6, 1931

1947-50: Negro Leagues

1950: Signed by the New York Giants

1950-1: Minor Leagues

Debut: May 25, 1951 (Giants)

1951: Started 0-for-23 then homered off Warren Spahn

1951: Rookie of the Year

1951: Giants start first all black OF in history

1951: Giants win Pennant

1952-3: Korean War service

1954: NL MVP

1954: .345, 41, 110, 119 runs, 195 hits, 1.078 OPS, .667 Slugging, .411 OBP, 377 TB

1954: Won Batting Title (.345)

1954: Made most famous catch in baseball history in World Series

1954: Giants win World Series

1955: 51 Home Runs

1956: 30-30 club (36 HR/40 SB)

1957: 20-20-20-20 club (26 doubles, 20 Triples, 35 HR, 38 SB)

1957: Giants move to San Francisco at season's end

1961: 4 HR game vs. Milwaukee

1962: Giants win Pennant

1963: Homered to end a 16 inning duel between Juan Marichal and Warren Spahn (1-0 final)

1963: All Star Game MVP

1965: NL MVP

1965: .317, 52, 112, .398 OBP, .645 slugging, 1.043 OPS, 360 TB, 118 runs

1965: Hit 500th home run

1968: All Star Game MVP

1969: Hit 600th home run

1970: Voted Player of the Decade for the 1960s by TSN

1971: Roberto Clemente Award

1972: Traded to the New York Mets

1972: Giants retire #24

1973: Mets win Pennant

1973: Retired

1979: Elected to Hall of Fame (94.7%)

1980: Mays took a job at a casino, Commissioner Kuhn later banned him from the game for the association.

1985: Reinstated to baseball by Commissioner Peter Ueberroth

1986-present: Special Asst to the President of the SF Giants

1999: All Century Team


Accomplishments:
1954 World Champion

24x All Star

2x MVP

3,000 Hit Club

600 HR Club

1954 Batting Champ

4x HR Champ

1951 Rookie of the Year

1971 Roberto Clemente Award

12x Gold Glove

2x ASG MVP

4x Player of the Month

Player of the Decade-1960s

All Century Team

Only player with a 3 triple game and a 4 HR game

4 HR Game (4-30-61)

"The Catch"

.302 Average

2,062 Runs

3,283 Hits

523 Doubles

140 Triples

660 Home Runs

1,906 RBI

338 SB

.384 OBP

.557 Slugging

.941 OPS

6,066 TB

100+ Runs: 12x

208 hits (1958)

40+ doubles: 6x

30+ doubles: 5x

10+ triples: 5x

20 Triples (1957)

50+ HR: 2x

40+ HR: 6x

30+ HR: 11x

20+ HR: 17x

100+ RBI: 10x

20+ SB: 7x

30+ SB: 3x

40 SB (1956)

112 walks (1971)

.300 average: 10x

.400 OBP: 5x

.500 slugging: 14x

.600 slugging: 5x

1.000 OPS: 5x

300 TB: 13x

Led league in runs: 2x

Led league in hits (190): 1960

Led League in triples: 3x

Led league in HR: 4x

Led league in SB: 4x

Led league in walks (112): 1971

Led league in OBP: 2x

Led league in slugging: 5x

Led league in TB: 3x

Postseason: .247, 1 HR, 10 RBI, 3 SB, .660 OPS

Warren Spahn: Baseball Hall of Fame Class of 1973

Born: April 23, 1921

1940: Signed by Boston Bees (Braves)

Debut: April 19, 1942 (Braves)

1942: Casey Stengel sent Spahn back to the minors after the pitcher refused to throw at Pee Wee Reese.

1943-45: World War II service (awarded Purple Heart)

1944: Battle of the Bulge

1947: Pitching Title

1948: Spahn and Sain and Pray for Rain poem appears

1948: Braves win Pennant

1952: 18 strikeout game

1953: 23-7, 2.10, 1.058 WHIP

1953: Pitching Title

1953: TSN Pitcher of the Year

1957: Braves win World Series

1957: Won Cy Young Award

1957-8: TSN Pitcher of the Year

1958: Braves win Pennant

1960: No hit Phillies

1961: No hit Giants

1961: Lou Gehrig Award

1961: NL Pitching Title

1961: TSN Pitcher of the Year

1963: Dueled Juan Marichal for 16 innings (lost 1-0 on a Willie Mays home run)

1963: Appeared on TV Show: Combat

1964: Purchased by New York Mets

1965: Signed by San Francisco Giants

1965: Retired

1967-71: Managed Tulsa Oilers

1970s: Coached for Cleveland, the minors, and in Japan

1973: Elected to Hall of Fame (83.2%)

1999: All-Century Team

2003: Died

Accomplishments:

1957 World Champion

1957 Cy Young Award

1961: Lou Gehrig Award               

17x All Star

Two no-hitters

363-245 record

3.09 ERA

750 games-665 starts

382 CG

63 SHO

5243.2 IP

2583 Strikeouts

1.195 WHIP

Won 15+ Games: 16x

Won 20+ Games: 13x

Sub 3 ERA: 8x

Sub 2.50 ERA: 2x

10+ CG: 17x

20+ CG: 12x

25+ CG: 3x

200+ IP: 17x

300+ IP: 2x

Led league in wins: 8x

Led league in win % (.667): 1958

Led league in ERA: 3x

Led league in GS: 2x

Led league in CG: 9x

Led league in SHO: 4x

Led league in IP: 4x

Led league in Strikeouts: 4x

Led league in WHIP: 4x

Postseason: 4-3 record, 3.05 ERA, 56 IP, 32 strikeouts, 1.071 WHIP (8 games-3 World Series)