The 13 Greatest Boston Red Sox Pitchers of All Time
Three Cy Young Awards, a bloody sock and a 0.96 ERA are all on this list, and none of them walks away with it.
1Babe RuthBefore the bat took over, he won 89 games in Boston with a 2.19 ERA and three World Series rings.
2Pedro MartinezFrom 1998 to 2004 the most dominant pitcher in baseball, and the best any Red Sox fan has seen.
3Cy YoungJoined at 34 and immediately went 33-10 with a 1.62 ERA; the award carries his name.
4Lefty GroveFinished his career in Boston with an ERA title in four of his eight seasons there.
5Smoky Joe WoodWent 34-5 in 1912, one of the great single seasons any pitcher has had.
6Luis TiantThe spinning delivery and the heart of the 1975 pennant winners.
7Jon LesterA no-hitter, a cancer recovery and two championship rings.
8Curt SchillingThe bloody sock in the 2004 ALCS, and the postseason nerve behind it.
9Dutch LeonardHis 0.96 ERA in 1914 is still the modern single-season record.
10Mel ParnellThe winningest left-hander in franchise history before Lester.
11Tim WakefieldSeventeen seasons of knuckleballs and whatever role the team needed that week.
12Jonathan PapelbonThe franchise saves leader and the closer of the 2007 title team.
13Chris SaleStruck out the final batter of the 2018 World Series.
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Eighty-nine wins for Boston and 29⅔ scoreless World Series innings that stood until Whitey Ford, on the one list that files him as a pitcher: https://youpick.best/articles/babe-ruth-ranked-many-ways























