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All-Time Wins Leaders

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Brett Tracy  303
Desi Martin  239
Ted Davis  223
Denny Martin  209
Kelly Grace  209
Ariel Cortez  205
Jesus Guerrero  202
Rick Christensen  200
Bryan Stocker  196
Diego Ozuna  196
Tom Hudler  195
Dennys Yamakazi  190
Karl Appier  188
Matty Bennett  184
Vance Spencer  183
Trenidad Espinosa  183
Craig Schwartz  182
Alexander Frye  182
Paul Hayashi  181
Charles Jones  180
Paul Martin  180
Livan Lee  178
Christian Grim  178
Luis Herrera  177
Ron Quantrill  176
Rafael Olivares  176
Vasco Almonte  175
Joe Warden  174
Andy Cortes  169
Enos Garciaparra  168
Pete Patrick  167
Tomas Barrios  166
Tito Martin  161
Walter O'Connor  157
Justin Shipley  157
Patrick Spencer  157
Paul Connelly  154
Chris Larkin  152
Alan Dorsey  150
Julius Edmonds  150
Don Chang  149
Kennie Hughes  146
Roy Brinkley  145
Moises Melendez  144
Bud Simpson  144
Jacob Wallace  143
Fernando Johnson  141
Jimmie Gutierrez  140
Lee Plunk  140
Marty Rodgers  139

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dcb said…
Fun fact. The name Antonio Martin has 168 wins and qualifies as a Top 50 winning name but there are two pitchers named Antonio Martin!
October 6, 2011 at 11:05 AM
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