Gaylord Perry 314 career wins, plus two Cy Young Awards. He won his first Cy Young this year with Cleveland, and did so with some marvelous numbers. But Perry was always suspected of throwing the spitball, a banned pitch; Billy Martin once complained that he smelled like a medicine cabinet. After he retired, Perry admitted what most people already knew: that he threw the spitter, and was, in effect, a cheater.
Roger Clemens
LaMarr Hoyt
Sparky Lyle
Gaylord Perry won the AL Cy Young award in 1972 for the Cleveland Indians and the NL award in 1978 for the San Diego Padres. His brother Jim won the AL award while pitching for the Minnesota Twins in 1970.
Bob Welch of the Oakland A's
1992--Pat Listach
In 1970, Jim Perry of the Minnesota Twins won the AL Cy Young award with a record of 24 - 12 and an ERA of 3.04.
Pedro Martinez
Randy Johnson
Roger Clemens
Willie Hernandez
Pete Vuckovich
Steve Stone
Mike Flanagan
Jim Palmer
Jack McDowell
Roger Clemens