Detroit Tigers award winners and league leaders#Tiger of the Year

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• 1911 – Ty Cobb
• 1934 – Mickey Cochrane
• 1935 – Hank Greenberg
• 1937 – Charlie Gehringer
• 1940 – Hank Greenberg
• 1944 – Hal Newhouser
• 1945 – Hal Newhouser
• 1968 – Denny McLain
• 1984 – Willie Hernández
• 2011 – Justin Verlander
• 2012 – Miguel Cabrera
• 2013 – Miguel Cabrera

{{main|Cy Young Award}}

• 1968 – Denny McLain
• 1969 – Denny McLain
• 1984 – Willie Hernández
• 2011 – Justin Verlander
• 2013 – Max Scherzer
• 2024 – Tarik Skubal

{{main|Major League Baseball Triple Crown}}

• 1909 – Ty Cobb, batting
• 1945 – Hal Newhouser, pitching
• 2011 – Justin Verlander, pitching
• 2012 – Miguel Cabrera, batting
• 2024 – Tarik Skubal, pitching

{{main|Major League Baseball Rookie of the Year Award}}

• 1953 – Harvey Kuenn
• 1976 – Mark Fidrych
• 1978 – Lou Whitaker
• 2006 – Justin Verlander
• 2016 – Michael Fulmer

{{main|Major League Baseball Manager of the Year Award}}

:See footnoteIn 1936, The Sporting News began The Sporting News Manager of the Year Award. (In 1986, TSN expanded the award to one for each league.) In 1959, the Associated Press began its [http://www.baseball-almanac.com/awards/aw_mgy2.shtml AP Manager of the Year Award], which was discontinued in 2001. (From 1984 to 2000, the award was given to one manager in all of MLB.) In 1983, MLB began its own Manager of the Year Award (in each league). In 1998, Baseball Prospectus added a Manager of the Year award to its "Internet Baseball Awards" (one per league). In or about 2000, the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum began its Charles Isham "C. I." Taylor Legacy Award for "Managers of the Year". In 2003, MLB added a Manager of the Year award (for all of MLB) to its This Year in Baseball Awards. In 2007, the Rotary Club of Pittsburgh began its Chuck Tanner Major League Baseball Manager of the Year Award (for all of MLB). (In 2010, it began a separate Chuck Tanner Collegiate Baseball Manager of the Year Award.) Baseball America also has a Manager of the Year award (for all of MLB). USA Today has a Manager of the Year award (one per league).

• 1984 – Sparky Anderson
• 1987 – Sparky Anderson
• 2006 – Jim Leyland

{{main|Fielding Bible Award}}

{{main|Gold Glove Award}}

{{main|Silver Slugger Award}}

{{main|Edgar Martínez Award}}

• 1975 – Willie Horton
• 1978 – Rusty Staub
• 2014 – Víctor Martínez

{{main|Wilson Defensive Player of the Year Award}}

;Team (at all positions)

• 2012 – Austin Jackson
• 2013 – Austin Jackson

;Second base (in MLB)

• 2014 – Ian Kinsler

{{main|League Championship Series Most Valuable Player Award}}

• 1984 – Kirk Gibson
• 2006 – Plácido Polanco
• 2012 – Delmon Young

{{main|World Series Most Valuable Player Award}}

• 1968 – Mickey Lolich
• 1984 – Alan Trammell

:See: This Year in Baseball Awards#Award winners

:Note: Voted by fans as the best in all of Major League Baseball (i.e., not two awards, one for each league).

• 2012 – Miguel Cabrera
• 2013 – Miguel Cabrera

• 2007 – Plácido Polanco

• 2007 – Curtis Granderson

• 2010 – Armando Galarraga

• 2011 – Justin Verlander

• 2011 – José Valverde

{{main|Players Choice Awards}}

• 2011 – Justin Verlander
• 2012 – Miguel Cabrera
• 2013 – Miguel Cabrera (2)

{{main|Marvin Miller Man of the Year Award}}

• 2009 – Curtis Granderson
• 2010 – Brandon Inge

• 2012 – Miguel Cabrera
• 2013 – Miguel Cabrera (2)

• 2011 – Justin Verlander
• 2013 – Max Scherzer

• 2006 – Justin Verlander
• 2010 – Austin Jackson
• 2016 – Michael Fulmer

:See: Major League Baseball All-Century Team

• Ty Cobb (1 of 10 outfielders)

:See: Major League Baseball All-Time Team

• Ty Cobb (CF; runner-up)

{{main|DHL Hometown Heroes}}

• Ty Cobb — voted by MLB fans as the most outstanding player in the history of the franchise, based on on-field performance, leadership quality and character value

• 2011 – Miguel Cabrera

• 2011 – Justin Verlander

{{main|Rolaids Relief Man Award}}

:See footnoteMLB appears to have dropped the Rolaids Relief Man of the Year Award as an official MLB award, after the 2006 season. [http://mlb.mlb.com/mlb/awards/mlb_awards_content.jsp?content=relief_history Relief Man Award winners (1976–2006).] (MLB.com/News/Awards/History/ ). MLB Advanced Media, L.P. Retrieved 2009-08-30. Established in 1976, it does not appear on the MLB.com awards page for the most recent completed season. [http://mlb.mlb.com/mlb/awards/y2008/index.jsp 2008 Awards] (MLB.com/News/Awards/2008 Awards). MLB Advanced Media, L.P. Retrieved 2009-08-30. The MLB Delivery Man of the Year Award (sponsored by DHL) was first given in 2005 and does appear on the MLB.com awards page for the most recent completed season. Prior to both awards, in 1960, The Sporting News established its Fireman of the Year Award, to recognize the best closer from each league. In 2001, the award was broadened to include all relievers and was renamed The Sporting News Reliever of the Year Award. In 2002, MLB began its This Year in Baseball Awards (TYIB Awards) (for all of MLB, not for each league), including Pitcher of the Year and Setup Man of the Year. In 2004, a Closer of the Year category was added and "Pitcher of the Year" was renamed "Starting Pitcher of the Year". In or about 2000, the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum began its Hilton Smith Legacy Award for "Relievers of the Year".

• 2000 – Todd Jones
• 2011 – José Valverde

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• 1973 – John Hiller
• 2000 – Todd Jones

{{main|Sporting News Rookie of the Year Award}}

• 2016 – Michael Fulmer

{{main|Topps All-Star Rookie Rosters}}

• 1961 – Jake Wood (2B)
• 1970 – Les Cain (LHP)
• 1975 – Tom Veryzer (SS)
• 1976 – Jason Thompson (1B) & Mark Fidrych (RHP)
• 1977 – Dave Rozema (RHP)
• 1980 – Rick Peters (OF)
• 1987 – Matt Nokes (C)
• 1988 – Paul Gibson (LHP)
• 1991 – Milt Cuyler (OF) & Mark Leiter (LHP)
• 1992 – Scott Livingstone (3B)
• 1994 – Chris Gomez (SS)
• 1996 – Tony Clark (1B)
• 2002 – Ramon Santiago (SS)
• 2006 – Justin Verlander (RHP)
• 2010 – Austin Jackson (OF)
• 2013 – José Iglesias (SS)

{{main|The Sporting News Comeback Player of the Year Award}}

• 1965 – Norm Cash
• 1971 – Norm Cash
• 1973 – John Hiller
• 1983 – Alan Trammell

{{main|Hutch Award}}

• 1969 – Al Kaline
• 1973 – John Hiller

{{main|Ford C. Frick Award}}

• 1981 – Ernie Harwell

{{main|BBWAA Career Excellence Award}}

• 1968 – H. G. Salsinger
• 2001 – Joe Falls
• 2015 – Tom Gage
• 2022 – John Lowe

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• {{wsy|1907}} – American League pennant
• {{wsy|1908}} – American League pennant
• {{wsy|1909}} – American League pennant
• {{wsy|1934}} – American League pennant
• {{wsy|1935}} – American League pennant
• {{wsy|1935}} – World Series championshipThe World Series Trophy was first awarded in 1967. In 1985, it was renamed the Commissioner's Trophy. From 1970 to 1984, the "Commissioner's Trophy" was the name of the award given to the All-Star Game MVP.
• {{wsy|1940}} – American League pennant
• {{wsy|1945}} – American League pennant
• {{wsy|1945}} – World Series championship
• {{baseball year|1968}} – American League pennant
• {{wsy|1968}} – World Series Trophy
• 1984 – William Harridge Trophy (American League champion)
• {{wsy|1984}} – World Series Trophy
• {{by|1997}} – Baseball America Organization of the Year
• 2006 – William Harridge Trophy (American League champion)
• 2012 – William Harridge Trophy (American League champion)
• 2013 – Commissioner's Award for Philanthropic ExcellenceThe award was created by MLB in 2010, "to recognize the charitable and philanthropic efforts of MLB Clubs." The award has been given to the Red Sox (2010), the White Sox (2011), the Blue Jays (2012), and the Tigers (2013).{{cite web|first=Craig|last=Calcaterra|title=The Tigers win baseball's Philanthropic Excellence Award|date=November 14, 2013|publisher=NBC Sports|work=HardballTalk|url=http://hardballtalk.nbcsports.com/2013/11/14/the-tigers-win-baseballs-philanthropic-excellence-award/|access-date=2014-04-24}}

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{{main|USA Today Minor League Player of the Year Award}}

• 1998 – Gabe Kapler (OF)

:See: Detroit Tigers#Baseball Hall of Famers

:See: Detroit Tigers#Retired numbers and honorees

The following players were selected as "Tiger of the Year" by the Detroit chapter of the Baseball Writers' Association of America.[http://detroit.tigers.mlb.com/det/history/awards.jsp Tigers Awards] {{webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20110724133801/http://detroit.tigers.mlb.com/det/history/awards.jsp |date=2011-07-24 }} (Tiger of the Year award winners are listed on bottom half of page). Detroit Tigers official website. MLB Advanced Media, L.P. Retrieved 2009-11-19.

• 2023 – Spencer Torkelson: .233 batting average; 34 doubles; 31 home runs; 94 RBIs; .759 OPS
• 2022 – Riley Greene: .253 batting average; 18 doubles; 5 home runs; 52 RBIs; .707 OPS
• 2021 – Jeimer Candelario: .271 batting average; 42 doubles (T-1st in MLB); 16 home runs; 67 RBIs; .795 OPS
• 2020 – Jeimer Candelario: .297 batting average; 3 triples (T-2nd in AL); 7 home runs; 29 RBIs; .872 OPS
• 2019 – Matthew Boyd: 9-12 record; 4.56 ERA; 238 strikeouts (6th in AL); 7.46 K/BB ratio (4th in AL) ;1.23 WHIP (9th in AL)
• 2018 - Nicholas Castellanos: .298 batting average; 23 home runs; 46 doubles; 89 RBIs; .854 OPS; .500 slugging
• 2017 – Justin Upton: .279 batting average; 28 home runs; 37 doubles; 94 RBIs; .904 OPS; .542 slugging
• 2016 – Justin Verlander: 16–9 record; 3.04 ERA (2nd in AL); Led AL with 254 strikeouts and 1.00 WHIP; 6.61 WAR (1st in AL among pitchers)
• 2015 – J. D. Martinez: .282 batting average; 33 doubles; 38 home runs (8th in AL); 102 RBIs (7th in AL); .879 OPS (9th in AL); .993 fielding percentage; 15 outfield assists (2nd in AL)
• 2014 – Víctor Martínez: .335 batting average (2nd in AL); 103 RBIs; .409 on-base percentage (1st in AL); .974 OPS (1st in MLB)
• 2013 – Miguel Cabrera: AL MVP; .348 batting average (1st in MLB); 44 home runs (2nd in MLB); 137 RBIs (2nd in MLB)
• 2012 – Miguel Cabrera: AL MVP; Triple Crown winner; .330 batting average (1st in MLB); 44 home runs (1st in MLB); 139 RBIs (1st in MLB)
• 2011 – Justin Verlander: AL MVP and Cy Young Awards; Triple Crown winner; 24–5 record; 2.40 ERA
• 2010 – Miguel Cabrera: .328 batting average; 38 home runs; 45 doubles; 126 RBIs; .622 slugging
• 2009 – Justin Verlander: 19–9 record; 3.45 ERA; Led AL with 35 games started, 240.0 innings pitched, 269 strikeouts and 10.1 strikeouts per nine innings.{{cite web| url = http://detroit.tigers.mlb.com/news/press_releases/press_release.jsp?ymd=20091112&content_id=7658652&vkey=pr_det&fext=.jsp&c_id=det| url-status = dead| archive-url = https://web.archive.org/web/20110615125157/http://detroit.tigers.mlb.com/news/press_releases/press_release.jsp?ymd=20091112&content_id=7658652&vkey=pr_det&fext=.jsp&c_id=det| archive-date = 2011-06-15| title = Justin Verlander named Tiger of the Year by the Detroit Chapter of the Baseball Writers Association of America}}
• 2008 – Miguel Cabrera: .292 batting average; 37 home runs (1st in AL); 36 doubles; 127 RBIs (3rd in AL); .537 slugging (7th in AL)
• 2007 – Magglio Ordóñez: .363 average (led Major League Baseball); 54 doubles (led MLB); 139 RBIs (2nd in American League), .434 on base (2nd in AL), .595 slugging (4th in AL)
• 2006 – Carlos Guillén: .320 average; .400 on base; .519 slugging; 41 doubles; 100 runs; No. 10 in AL MVP voting
• 2005 – Plácido Polanco: 338 average and .461 slugging in 86 games
• 2004 – Iván Rodríguez: Gold Glove at catcher; .334 average; .510 slugging; 33 doubles; No. 10 in AL MVP voting
• 2003 – Dmitri Young: 29 home runs; .297 average; .372 on base; .537 slugging
• 2002 – Randall Simon: 19 home runs; .301 average
• 2001 – Steve Sparks: Led AL in complete games (8)
• 2000 – Bobby Higginson: .300 average; .538 slugging; 40 doubles; 30 home runs; 102 RBIs; 104 runs; 19 OF assists
• 1999 – Dean Palmer: 38 home runs; 100 RBIs; .518 slugging
• 1998 – Damion Easley: 38 doubles; 27 home runs; 100 RBIs
• 1997 – Tony Clark: 32 home runs; 117 RBIs; 105 runs; .500 slugging
• 1997 – Bobby Higginson: .299 average; .379 on base; .520 slugging; 27 home runs; 20 OF assists
• 1996 – Travis Fryman: 22 home runs; 100 RBIs
• 1995 – Travis Fryman: .275 average; 81 RBIs
• 1994 – Kirk Gibson: 23 home runs; .548 slugging
• 1993 – Tony Phillips: .313 average; .443 on base; 113 runs
• 1992 – Cecil Fielder: 35 home runs; 124 RBIs; No. 9 in AL MVP voting
• 1991 – Cecil Fielder: 44 home runs: 133 RBIs; 102 runs; No. 2 in AL MVP voting
• 1990 – Cecil Fielder: 51 home runs; 132 RBIs; 104 runs; .592 slugging; No. 2 in AL MVP voting
• 1989 – Lou Whitaker: 28 home runs; .361 on base pct; .462 slugging
• 1988 – Alan Trammell: .311 average; No. 7 in AL MVP voting
• 1987 – Alan Trammell: .343 average; .402 on base; .551 slugging; 28 home runs; 105 RBIs; No. 2 in AL MVP voting
• 1986 – Jack Morris: 21–8 record; .724 win percentage; No. 5 in AL Cy Young voting
• 1985 – Darrell Evans: AL HR leader at age 38 with 40 HRs; .518 slugging; No. 14 in AL MVP voting
• 1984 – Willie Hernández: AL MVP and Cy Young Awards; 1.92 ERA; 68 games finished
• 1983 – Lou Whitaker: Gold Glove at 2nd base; .320 average; 205 hits; No. 8 in AL MVP voting
• 1982 – Lance Parrish: 32 home runs; .529 slugging; No. 13 in AL MVP voting
• 1981 – Kirk Gibson: .328 average; No. 12 in AL MVP voting
• 1980 – Alan Trammell: Gold Glove at shortstop; .300 average; .376 on base pct.
• 1979 – Steve Kemp: 318 average; .543 slugging; 26 home runs; 105 RBIs
• 1978 – Ron LeFlore: Led AL in stolen bases (68) and runs (126)
• 1977 – Ron LeFlore: .325 average; 212 hits; 100 runs
• 1976 – Mark Fidrych: Year of the Bird; 19 wins; 2.34 ERA; Rookie of the Year Award; No. 2 in AL Cy Young voting
• 1975 – Willie Horton: 25 home runs; 92 RBIs
• 1974 – Al Kaline: Kaline's final season; 3,000th hit
• 1973 – John Hiller: 1.44 ERA; 65 games; No. 4 in AL MVP voting; AL Hutch Award
• 1972 – Ed Brinkman: Gold Glove award at shortstop; .990 fielding percentage; No. 9 in AL MVP and CY Young voting
• 1971 – Mickey Lolich: Led AL in wins (25) and strikeouts (308); No. 2 in Cy Young voting; No. 5 in AL MVP voting
• 1970 – Tom Timmermann: 61 games; 43 games finished; 27 saves
• 1969 – Denny McLain: 24 wins; 2.80 ERA; .727 win percentage
• 1968 – Denny McLain: 31 wins; 1.96 ERA; .280 strikeouts; 838 win pct.; Cy Young and AL MVP awards
• 1967 – Bill Freehan: Gold Glove award at catcher; .389 on-base percentage; No. 3 in AL MVP voting
• 1966 – Denny McLain: 20 wins; .727 win percentage; No. 15 in AL MVP voting
• 1965 – Don Wert: .341 on-base percentage; 331 assists at third base; No. 10 in AL MVP voting

:''See: King Tiger Award

:See: Sporting News#Sportsman of the Year

• 1968 – Denny McLain

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• 1907 – Ty Cobb, .350
• 1908 – Ty Cobb, .324
• 1909 – Ty Cobb, .377
• 1911 – Ty Cobb, .420
• 1912 – Ty Cobb, .409
• 1913 – Ty Cobb, .390
• 1914 – Ty Cobb, .368
• 1915 – Ty Cobb, .369
• 1917 – Ty Cobb, .383

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• 1918 – Ty Cobb, .382
• 1919 – Ty Cobb, .384
• 1921 – Harry Heilmann, .394
• 1923 – Harry Heilmann, .403
• 1925 – Harry Heilmann, .393
• 1926 – Heinie Manush, .378
• 1927 – Harry Heilmann, .398
• 1932 – Dale Alexander, .367
• 1937 – Charlie Gehringer, .371

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• 1949 – George Kell, .343
• 1955 – Al Kaline, .340
• 1959 – Harvey Kuenn, .353
• 1961 – Norm Cash, .361
• 2007 – Magglio Ordóñez, .363
• 2011 – Miguel Cabrera, .344
• 2012 – Miguel Cabrera, .340
• 2013 – Miguel Cabrera, .348
• 2015 – Miguel Cabrera, .338

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• 1903 – Jimmy Barrett, .407
• 1909 – Ty Cobb, .431
• 1910 – Ty Cobb, .456
• 1913 – Ty Cobb, .467
• 1914 – Ty Cobb, .466

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• 1915 – Ty Cobb, .486
• 1917 – Ty Cobb, .444
• 1918 – Ty Cobb, .440
• 1959 – Eddie Yost, .435
• 1960 – Eddie Yost, .414

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• 1961 – Norm Cash, .487
• 2010 – Miguel Cabrera, .420
• 2011 – Miguel Cabrera, .448
• 2013 – Miguel Cabrera, .442
• 2014 – Víctor Martínez, .409

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• 1907 – Ty Cobb, .468
• 1908 – Ty Cobb, .475
• 1909 – Ty Cobb, .517
• 1910 – Ty Cobb, .551
• 1911 – Ty Cobb, .621

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• 1912 – Ty Cobb, .584
• 1914 – Ty Cobb, .513
• 1917 – Ty Cobb, .570
• 1940 – Hank Greenberg, .670
• 1943 – Rudy York, .527

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• 1959 – Al Kaline, .530
• 1990 – Cecil Fielder, .592
• 2012 – Miguel Cabrera, .606
• 2013 – Miguel Cabrera, .636

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• 1907 – Ty Cobb, .848
• 1908 – Ty Cobb, .842
• 1909 – Ty Cobb, .947
• 1910 – Ty Cobb, 1.008
• 1911 – Ty Cobb, 1.088
• 1912 – Ty Cobb, 1.040

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• 1914 – Ty Cobb, .979
• 1915 – Ty Cobb, .973
• 1917 – Ty Cobb, 1.014
• 1925 – Ty Cobb, 1.066
• 1940 – Hank Greenberg, 1.103
• 1959 – Al Kaline, .940

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• 1961 – Norm Cash, 1.148
• 2012 – Miguel Cabrera, .999
• 2013 – Miguel Cabrera, 1.078
• 2014 – Víctor Martínez, .974

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• 1904 – Jimmy Barrett, 162
• 1909 – Donie Bush, 157
• 1920 – Bobby Veach, 154
• 1922 – Topper Rigney, 155
• 1922 – Bobby Veach, 155
• 1926 – Jackie Tavener, 156
• 1929 – Dale Alexander, 155
• 1930 – Charlie Gehringer, 155
• 1930 – Dale Alexander, 154
• 1930 – Charlie Gehringer, 154
• 1933 – Charlie Gehringer, 155
• 1933 – Billy Rogell, 155
• 1934 – Charlie Gehringer, 154
• 1934 – Marv Owen, 154

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• 1934 – Billy Rogell, 154
• 1940 – Rudy York, 155
• 1943 – Dick Wakefield, 155
• 1943 – Rudy York, 155
• 1945 – Rudy York, 155
• 1946 – Eddie Lake, 155
• 1947 – Eddie Lake, 158
• 1949 – Vic Wertz, 155
• 1950 – Johnny Groth, 157
• 1950 – George Kell, 157
• 1950 – Jerry Priddy, 157
• 1951 – Jerry Priddy, 154
• 1954 – Harvey Kuenn, 155
• 1955 – Bill Tuttle, 154

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• 1961 – Rocky Colavito, 163
• 1965 – Don Wert, 162
• 1972 – Ed Brinkman, 162
• 1973 – Ed Brinkman, 162
• 1976 – Rusty Staub, 161
• 1981 – Lou Whitaker, 109
• 1991 – Cecil Fielder, 162
• 1997 – Brian Hunter, 162
• 2009 – Brandon Inge, 161
• 2011 – Miguel Cabrera, 161
• 2012 – Prince Fielder, 162
• 2013 – Prince Fielder, 162

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• 1908 – Sam Crawford, 591
• 1913 – Sam Crawford, 609
• 1917 – Ty Cobb, 588
• 1929 – Roy Johnson, 640

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• 1942 – Doc Cramer, 630
• 1943 – Dick Wakefield, 633
• 1950 – George Kell, 641
• 1953 – Harvey Kuenn, 679

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• 1954 – Harvey Kuenn, 656
• 1992 – Travis Fryman, 659
• 1994 – Travis Fryman, 464
• 2014 – Ian Kinsler, 684

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• 1904 – Jimmy Barrett, 714
• 1908 – Matty McIntyre, 672
• 1909 – Donie Bush, 676
• 1913 – Donie Bush, 694
• 1914 – Donie Bush, 721
• 1915 – Donie Bush, 703

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• 1918 – Donie Bush, 594
• 1922 – Bobby Veach, 705
• 1929 – Charlie Gehringer, 717
• 1943 – Dick Wakefield, 697
• 1946 – Eddie Lake, 703
• 1953 – Harvey Kuenn, 731

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• 1963 – Rocky Colavito, 692
• 1994 – Tony Phillips, 538
• 1995 – Chad Curtis, 670
• 2014 – Ian Kinsler, 726

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• 1907 – Sam Crawford, 102
• 1908 – Matty McIntyre, 105
• 1909 – Ty Cobb, 116
• 1910 – Ty Cobb, 106
• 1911 – Ty Cobb, 147

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• 1915 – Ty Cobb, 144
• 1916 – Ty Cobb, 113
• 1917 – Donie Bush, 112
• 1929 – Charlie Gehringer, 131
• 1934 – Charlie Gehringer, 134

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• 1938 – Hank Greenberg, 143
• 1959 – Eddie Yost, 115
• 1968 – Dick McAuliffe, 95
• 1978 – Ron LeFlore, 126
• 1992 – Tony Phillips, 114

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• 1907 – Ty Cobb, 212
• 1908 – Ty Cobb, 188
• 1909 – Ty Cobb, 216
• 1911 – Ty Cobb, 248
• 1912 – Ty Cobb, 226
• 1915 – Ty Cobb, 208
• 1917 – Ty Cobb, 225
• 1919 – Ty Cobb, 191

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• 1919 – Bobby Veach, 191
• 1921 – Harry Heilmann, 237
• 1929 – Dale Alexander, 215
• 1929 – Charlie Gehringer, 215
• 1934 – Charlie Gehringer, 214
• 1940 – Barney McCosky, 200
• 1943 – Dick Wakefield, 200
• 1950 – George Kell, 218

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• 1951 – George Kell, 191
• 1953 – Harvey Kuenn, 209
• 1954 – Harvey Kuenn, 201
• 1955 – Al Kaline, 200
• 1956 – Harvey Kuenn, 196
• 1959 – Harvey Kuenn, 198
• 1961 – Norm Cash, 193

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• 1907 – Ty Cobb, 283
• 1908 – Ty Cobb, 276
• 1909 – Ty Cobb, 296
• 1911 – Ty Cobb, 367
• 1913 – Sam Crawford, 298

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• 1915 – Ty Cobb, 274
• 1917 – Ty Cobb, 335
• 1935 – Hank Greenberg, 389
• 1940 – Hank Greenberg, 384
• 1943 – Rudy York, 301

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• 1955 – Al Kaline, 321
• 1962 – Rocky Colavito, 309
• 1990 – Cecil Fielder, 339
• 2008 – Miguel Cabrera, 331
• 2012 – Miguel Cabrera, 377

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• 1907 – Ty Cobb, 165
• 1908 – Matty McIntyre, 131
• 1909 – Ty Cobb, 164
• 1911 – Ty Cobb, 169

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• 1912 – Ty Cobb, 166
• 1915 – Ty Cobb, 161
• 1917 – Ty Cobb, 151
• 1931 – John Stone, 142

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• 1943 – Doc Cramer, 159
• 1951 – George Kell, 150
• 1953 – Harvey Kuenn, 167
• 1978 – Ron LeFlore, 153

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• 1908 – Ty Cobb, 36
• 1909 – Sam Crawford, 35
• 1911 – Ty Cobb, 47
• 1915 – Bobby Veach, 40
• 1917 – Ty Cobb, 44
• 1919 – Bobby Veach, 45
• 1924 – Harry Heilmann, 45
• 1929 – Charlie Gehringer, 45

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• 1929 – Roy Johnson, 45
• 1934 – Hank Greenberg, 63
• 1936 – Charlie Gehringer, 60
• 1940 – Hank Greenberg, 50
• 1943 – Dick Wakefield, 38
• 1950 – George Kell, 56
• 1951 – George Kell, 36
• 1955 – Harvey Kuenn, 38

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• 1958 – Harvey Kuenn, 39
• 1959 – Harvey Kuenn, 42
• 1961 – Al Kaline, 41
• 2007 – Magglio Ordóñez, 54
• 2011 – Miguel Cabrera, 48
• 2014 – Miguel Cabrera, 52
• 2021 – Jeimer Candelario, 42

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• 1903 – Sam Crawford, 25
• 1908 – Ty Cobb, 20
• 1910 – Sam Crawford, 19
• 1911 – Ty Cobb, 24
• 1913 – Sam Crawford, 23
• 1914 – Sam Crawford, 26
• 1915 – Sam Crawford, 19

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• 1917 – Ty Cobb, 24
• 1918 – Ty Cobb, 14
• 1919 – Bobby Veach, 17
• 1929 – Charlie Gehringer, 19
• 1931 – Roy Johnson, 19
• 1940 – Barney McCosky, 19
• 1950 – Hoot Evers, 11

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• 1961 – Jake Wood, 14
• 2007 – Curtis Granderson, 23
• 2008 – Curtis Granderson, 12
• 2012 – Austin Jackson, 10
• 2017 – Nicholas Castellanos, 10

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• 1908 – Sam Crawford, 7
• 1909 – Ty Cobb, 9
• 1935 – Hank Greenberg, 36
• 1938 – Hank Greenberg, 58

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• 1940 – Hank Greenberg, 41
• 1943 – Rudy York, 34
• 1946 – Hank Greenberg, 44
• 1985 – Darrell Evans, 40

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• 1990 – Cecil Fielder, 51
• 1991 – Cecil Fielder, 44
• 2008 – Miguel Cabrera, 37
• 2012 – Miguel Cabrera, 44

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• 1907 – Ty Cobb, 119
• 1908 – Ty Cobb, 108
• 1909 – Ty Cobb, 107
• 1910 – Sam Crawford, 120
• 1911 – Ty Cobb, 127
• 1914 – Sam Crawford, 104
• 1915 – Sam Crawford, 112

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• 1915 – Bobby Veach, 112
• 1917 – Bobby Veach, 103
• 1918 – Bobby Veach, 78
• 1935 – Hank Greenberg, 170
• 1937 – Hank Greenberg, 183
• 1940 – Hank Greenberg, 150
• 1943 – Rudy York, 118

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• 1946 – Hank Greenberg, 127
• 1955 – Ray Boone, 116
• 1990 – Cecil Fielder, 132
• 1991 – Cecil Fielder, 133
• 1992 – Cecil Fielder, 124
• 2010 – Miguel Cabrera, 126
• 2012 – Miguel Cabrera, 139

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{{col-3}}

• 1903 – Jimmy Barrett, 74
• 1904 – Jimmy Barrett, 79
• 1909 – Donie Bush, 88
• 1910 – Donie Bush, 78

{{col-3}}

• 1911 – Donie Bush, 98
• 1912 – Donie Bush, 117
• 1914 – Donie Bush, 112
• 1938 – Hank Greenberg, 119

{{col-3}}

• 1959 – Eddie Yost, 135
• 1960 – Eddie Yost, 125
• 1992 – Mickey Tettleton, 122
• 1993 – Tony Phillips, 132

{{col-end}}

{{col-begin}}

{{col-3}}

• 1901 – Jimmy Barrett, 64
• 1939 – Hank Greenberg, 95
• 1961 – Jake Wood, 141

{{col-3}}

• 1990 – Cecil Fielder, 182
• 1991 – Rob Deer, 175
• 1994 – Travis Fryman, 128

{{col-3}}

• 2006 – Curtis Granderson, 174
• 2010 – Austin Jackson, 170

{{col-end}}

{{col-begin}}

{{col-3}}

• 1907 – Ty Cobb, 53
• 1909 – Ty Cobb, 76
• 1911 – Ty Cobb, 83
• 1915 – Ty Cobb, 96

{{col-3}}

• 1916 – Ty Cobb, 68
• 1917 – Ty Cobb, 55
• 1929 – Charlie Gehringer, 27
• 1930 – Marty McManus, 23

{{col-3}}

• 1978 – Ron LeFlore, 68
• 1997 – Brian Hunter, 74

{{col-end}}

{{col-begin}}

{{col-3}}

• 1903 – Sam Crawford, 98
• 1907 – Ty Cobb, 106
• 1908 – Ty Cobb, 100
• 1909 – Ty Cobb, 126
• 1911 – Ty Cobb, 169
• 1915 – Ty Cobb, 138
• 1916 – Ty Cobb, 125

{{col-3}}

• 1917 – Ty Cobb, 148
• 1918 – Ty Cobb, 95
• 1935 – Hank Greenberg, 159
• 1937 – Hank Greenberg, 172
• 1940 – Hank Greenberg, 166
• 1943 – Rudy York, 109
• 1950 – George Kell, 124

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• 1959 – Harvey Kuenn, 117
• 1961 – Norm Cash, 178
• 2010 – Miguel Cabrera, 141
• 2011 – Miguel Cabrera, 149
• 2012 – Miguel Cabrera, 139
• 2013 – Miguel Cabrera, 155

{{col-end}}

{{col-begin}}

{{col-3}}

• 1907 – Sam Crawford, 55
• 1908 – Ty Cobb, 60
• 1909 – Sam Crawford, 55
• 1911 – Ty Cobb, 79
• 1913 – Sam Crawford, 64

{{col-3}}

• 1915 – Sam Crawford, 54
• 1917 – Ty Cobb, 74
• 1934 – Hank Greenberg, 96
• 1935 – Hank Greenberg, 98
• 1937 – Hank Greenberg, 103

{{col-3}}

• 1940 – Hank Greenberg, 99
• 1943 – Rudy York, 67
• 1990 – Cecil Fielder, 77
• 2012 – Miguel Cabrera, 84

{{col-end}}

{{col-begin}}

{{col-3}}

• 1903 – Jimmy Barrett, 243
• 1904 – Jimmy Barrett, 249
• 1908 – Matty McIntyre, 258
• 1909 – Ty Cobb, 270
• 1911 – Ty Cobb, 300

{{col-3}}

• 1915 – Ty Cobb, 336
• 1917 – Ty Cobb, 290
• 1925 – Harry Heilmann, 293
• 1959 – Eddie Yost, 292
• 1960 – Eddie Yost, 262

{{col-3}}

• 1961 – Norm Cash, 326
• 2010 – Miguel Cabrera, 272
• 2011 – Miguel Cabrera, 308
• 2012 – Prince Fielder, 284

{{col-end}}

{{col-begin}}

{{col-3}}

• 1902 – Dick Harley, 12
• 1914 – George Burns, 12
• 1917 – Tubby Spencer, 9
• 1917 – Bobby Veach, 9
• 1923 – Heinie Manush, 17

{{col-3}}

• 1924 – Heinie Manush, 16
• 1962 – Norm Cash, 13
• 1967 – Bill Freehan, 20
• 1968 – Bill Freehan, 24
• 1982 – Chet Lemon, 15

{{col-3}}

• 1983 – Chet Lemon, 20
• 2012 – Prince Fielder, 17

{{col-end}}

{{col-begin}}

{{col-3}}

• 1901 – Kid Nance
• 1903 – Billy Lush
• 1909 – Donie Bush
• 1915 – Ossie Vitt
• 1920 – Donie Bush

{{col-3}}

• 1943 – Joe Hoover
• 1944 – Eddie Mayo
• 1958 – Billy Martin
• 1968 – Denny McLain
• 1969 – Denny McLain

{{col-3}}

• 1981 – Alan Trammell
• 1983 – Alan Trammell
• 2003 – Ramón Santiago
• 2009 – Adam Everett

{{col-end}}

{{col-begin}}

{{col-3}}

• 1958 – Frank Bolling, 9
• 1963 – Bubba Phillips, 10

{{col-3}}

• 1983 – Lance Parrish, 13
• 1994 – Travis Fryman, 13

{{col-3}}

• 2005 – Craig Monroe, 12
• 2014 – Miguel Cabrera, 11

{{col-end}}

{{col-begin}}

{{col-3}}

• 1959 – Al Kaline, 12
• 1961 – Norm Cash, 19
• 1963 – Al Kaline, 12

{{col-3}}

• 1967 – Bill Freehan, 15
• 2010 – Miguel Cabrera, 32
• 2012 – Prince Fielder, 18

{{col-3}}

• 2014 – Víctor Martínez, 28

{{col-end}}

{{col-begin}}

{{col-3}}

• 1943 – Jimmy Bloodworth, 29
• 1945 – Rudy York, 12
• 1955 – Bill Tuttle, 25

{{col-3}}

• 1968 – Mickey Stanley, 22
• 1976 – Rusty Staub, 23
• 1977 – Rusty Staub, 27

{{col-3}}

• 2008 – Magglio Ordóñez, 27
• 2012 – Miguel Cabrera, 28

{{col-end}}

{{col-begin}}

{{col-3}}

• 1916 – Sam Crawford, 32.2
• 1943 – Doc Cramer, 46.6
• 1975 – Dan Meyer, 18.8

{{col-3}}

• 2002 – Randall Simon, 16.1
• 2006 – Plácido Polanco, 17.1
• 2007 – Plácido Polanco, 19.6

{{col-3}}

• 2008 – Plácido Polanco, 13.5
• 2013 – Víctor Martínez, 9.8
• 2014 – Víctor Martínez, 13.4

{{col-end}}

{{col-begin}}

{{col-3}}

• 1909 – Ty Cobb, 63.7
• 1937 – Rudy York, 10.7
• 1938 – Hank Greenberg, 9.6

{{col-3}}

• 1940 – Hank Greenberg, 14.0
• 1946 – Hank Greenberg, 11.9
• 1965 – Norm Cash, 15.6

{{col-3}}

• 1971 – Norm Cash, 14.1
• 1985 – Darrell Evans, 12.6
• 1990 – Cecil Fielder, 11.2

{{col-end}}

{{col-begin}}

{{col-3}}

• 1908 – Germany Schaefer, 476
• 1911 – Donie Bush, 461
• 1914 – Donie Bush, 482
• 1931 – Roy Johnson, 471
• 1943 – Joe Hoover, 478
• 1946 – Eddie Lake, 464

{{col-3}}

• 1947 – Eddie Lake, 508
• 1953 – Harvey Kuenn, 486
• 1954 – Harvey Kuenn, 493
• 1955 – Bill Tuttle. 481
• 1974 – Gary Sutherland, 489
• 1992 – Travis Fryman, 512

{{col-3}}

• 1995 – Chad Curtis, 463
• 1997 – Brian Hunter, 525
• 2014 – Ian Kinsler, 528

{{col-end}}

{{col-begin}}

{{col-3}}

• 1901 – Kid Nance
• 1920 – Bobby Veach

{{col-3}}

• 1925 – Ty Cobb
• 1946 – George Kell

{{col-3}}

• 2001 – Damion Easley
• 2004 – Carlos Peña

{{col-end}}

{{main|List of Major League Baseball annual wins leaders}}

{{col-begin}}

{{col-3}}

• 1909 – George Mullin, 29
• 1936 – Tommy Bridges, 23
• 1943 – Dizzy Trout, 20
• 1944 – Hal Newhouser, 29
• 1945 – Hal Newhouser, 25
• 1946 – Hal Newhouser, 26
• 1948 – Hal Newhouser, 21

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• 1956 – Frank Lary, 21
• 1957 – Jim Bunning, 20
• 1967 – Earl Wilson, 22
• 1968 – Denny McLain, 31
• 1969 – Denny McLain, 24
• 1971 – Mickey Lolich, 25
• 1981 – Jack Morris, 14

{{col-3}}

• 1991 – Bill Gullickson, 20
• 2009 – Justin Verlander, 19
• 2011 – Justin Verlander, 24
• 2013 – Max Scherzer, 21
• 2014 – Max Scherzer, 18
• 2024 – Tarik Skubal, 18

{{col-end}}

{{col-begin}}

{{col-3}}

• 1904 – Bill Donovan, .862
• 1909 – George Mullin, .784
• 1935 – Elden Auker, .720

{{col-3}}

• 1940 – Schoolboy Rowe, .842
• 1968 – Denny McLain, .838
• 2007 – Justin Verlander, .750

{{col-3}}

• 2011 – Justin Verlander, .828
• 2013 – Max Scherzer, .875
• 2024 – Tarik Skubal, .818

{{col-end}}

{{main|List of Major League Baseball annual ERA leaders}}

{{col-begin}}

{{col-3}}

• 1902 – Ed Siever, 1.91
• 1944 – Dizzy Trout, 2.12
• 1945 – Hal Newhouser, 1.81

{{col-3}}

• 1946 – Hal Newhouser, 1.94
• 1951 – Saul Rogovin, 2.78
• 1962 – Hank Aguirre, 2.21

{{col-3}}

• 1976 – Mark Fidrych, 2.34
• 2011 – Justin Verlander, 2.40
• 2013 – Aníbal Sánchez, 2.57
• 2024 – Tarik Skubal, 2.39

{{col-end}}

{{main|List of Major League Baseball annual strikeout leaders}}

{{col-begin}}

{{col-3}}

• 1935 – Tommy Bridges, 163
• 1936 – Tommy Bridges, 175
• 1944 – Hal Newhouser, 187
• 1945 – Hal Newhouser, 212
• 1949 – Virgil Trucks, 153

{{col-3}}

• 1959 – Jim Bunning, 201
• 1960 – Jim Bunning, 201
• 1971 – Mickey Lolich, 308
• 1983 – Jack Morris, 232
• 2009 – Justin Verlander, 269

{{col-3}}

• 2011 – Justin Verlander, 250
• 2012 – Justin Verlander, 239
• 2014 – David Price, 271
• 2016 – Justin Verlander, 254
• 2024 – Tarik Skubal, 228

{{col-end}}

{{main|List of Major League Baseball annual saves leaders}}

{{col-begin}}

{{col-3}}

• 1903 – George Mullin, 2
• 1940 – Al Benton, 17

{{col-3}}

• 1973 – John Hiller, 38
• 2000 – Todd Jones, 42

{{col-3}}

• 2011 – José Valverde, 49

{{col-end}}

{{main|List of Major League Baseball no-hitters}}

{{col-begin}}

{{col-3}}

• 1912 – George Mullin
• 1952 – Virgil Trucks
• 1952 – Virgil Trucks

{{col-3}}

• 1958 – Jim Bunning
• 1984 – Jack Morris
• 2007 – Justin Verlander

{{col-3}}

• 2011 – Justin Verlander

{{col-3}}

• 2021 - Spencer Turnbull

{{col-end}}

{{col-begin}}

{{col-3}}

• 1933 – Firpo Marberry, 1.229
• 1946 – Hal Newhouser, 1.069

{{col-3}}

• 1949 – Fred Hutchinson, 1.161
• 1962 – Hank Aguirre, 1.051

{{col-3}}

• 2011 – Justin Verlander, .920
• 2013 – Max Scherzer, .970

{{col-end}}

{{col-begin}}

{{col-3}}

• 1933 – Tommy Bridges, 7.416
• 1941 – Al Benton, 7.421
• 1942 – Hal Newhouser, 6.713

{{col-3}}

• 1945 – Hal Newhouser, 6.865
• 1946 – Hal Newhouser, 6.612
• 1962 – Hank Aguirre, 6.750

{{col-3}}

• 1988 – Jeff Robinson, 6.331
• 2011 – Justin Verlander, 6.239

{{col-end}}

{{col-begin}}

{{col-3}}

• 1948 – Fred Hutchinson, 1.955
• 1949 – Fred Hutchinson, 2.481
• 1950 – Fred Hutchinson, 1.865

{{col-3}}

• 1951 – Fred Hutchinson, 1.290
• 1955 – Steve Gromek, 1.840
• 1961 – Don Mossi, 1.760

{{col-3}}

• 1977 – Dave Rozema, 1.402

{{col-end}}

{{col-begin}}

{{col-3}}

• 1920 – Doc Ayers, 4.442
• 1923 – Syl Johnson, 4.747
• 1942 – Hal Newhouser, 5.047

{{col-3}}

• 1944 – Hal Newhouser, 5.388
• 1945 – Hal Newhouser, 6.089
• 1946 – Hal Newhouser, 8.457

{{col-3}}

• 1960 – Jim Bunning, 7.179
• 2009 – Justin Verlander, 10.088
• 2012 – Max Scherzer, 11.078

{{col-end}}

{{col-begin}}

{{col-3}}

• 1905 – George Mullin, 347{{frac|2|3}}
• 1944 – Dizzy Trout, 352{{frac|1|3}}
• 1945 – Hal Newhouser, 313{{frac|1|3}}
• 1956 – Frank Lary, 294
• 1957 – Jim Bunning, 267{{frac|1|3}}

{{col-3}}

• 1958 – Frank Lary, 260{{frac|1|3}}
• 1960 – Frank Lary, 274{{frac|1|3}}
• 1968 – Denny McLain, 336
• 1969 – Denny McLain, 325
• 1971 – Mickey Lolich, 376

{{col-3}}

• 1983 – Jack Morris, 293{{frac|2|3}}
• 2009 – Justin Verlander, 240
• 2011 – Justin Verlander, 251
• 2012 – Justin Verlander, 238{{frac|1|3}}
• 2014 – David Price, 248

{{col-end}}

{{col-begin}}

{{col-3}}

• 1905 – George Mullin, 41
• 1925 – Earl Whitehill, 33
• 1934 – Tommy Bridges, 35
• 1936 – Tommy Bridges, 38
• 1944 – Dizzy Trout, 40
• 1945 – Hal Newhouser, 36
• 1956 – Frank Lary, 38
• 1959 – Paul Foytack, 37

{{col-3}}

• 1960 – Frank Lary, 36
• 1968 – Denny McLain, 41
• 1969 – Denny McLain, 41
• 1971 – Mickey Lolich, 45
• 1983 – Dan Petry, 38
• 1990 – Jack Morris, 36
• 1991 – Bill Gullickson, 35
• 1993 – Mike Moore, 36

{{col-3}}

• 1994 – Tim Belcher, 25
• 1994 – Mike Moore, 25
• 2006 – Jeremy Bonderman, 34
• 2009 – Justin Verlander, 35
• 2011 – Justin Verlander, 34
• 2013 – Justin Verlander, 34

{{col-end}}

{{col-begin}}

{{col-3}}

• 1903 – Bill Donovan, 34
• 1905 – George Mullin, 35
• 1944 – Dizzy Trout, 33
• 1945 – Hal Newhouser, 29
• 1947 – Hal Newhouser, 24

{{col-3}}

• 1958 – Frank Lary, 19
• 1960 – Frank Lary, 15
• 1961 – Frank Lary, 22
• 1968 – Denny McLain, 28
• 1971 – Mickey Lolich, 29

{{col-3}}

• 1976 – Mark Fidrych, 24
• 1990 – Jack Morris, 11
• 2001 – Steve Sparks, 8
• 2012 – Justin Verlander, 6

{{col-end}}

{{col-begin}}

{{col-3}}

• 1905 – Ed Killian, 8
• 1926 – Ed Wells, 4
• 1932 – Tommy Bridges, 4
• 1935 – Schoolboy Rowe, 6
• 1943 – Dizzy Trout, 5

{{col-3}}

• 1944 – Dizzy Trout, 7
• 1945 – Hal Newhouser, 8
• 1949 – Virgil Trucks, 6
• 1950 – Art Houtteman, 4
• 1955 – Billy Hoeft, 7

{{col-3}}

• 1967 – Mickey Lolich, 6
• 1969 – Denny McLain, 9
• 1986 – Jack Morris, 6
• 2004 – Jeremy Bonderman, 2
• 2014 – Rick Porcello, 3
• 2024 – Keider Montero, 1

{{col-end}}

{{col-begin}}

{{col-3}}

• 1903 – George Mullin, 106
• 1904 – George Mullin, 131
• 1905 – George Mullin, 138
• 1906 – George Mullin, 108

{{col-3}}

• 1919 – Howard Ehmke, 107
• 1927 – Earl Whitehill, 105
• 1943 – Hal Newhouser, 111
• 1944 – Rufe Gentry, 108

{{col-3}}

• 1956 – Paul Foytack, 142
• 1981 – Jack Morris, 78
• 1994 – Mike Moore, 89

{{col-end}}

{{col-begin}}

{{col-3}}

• 1905 – George Mullin, 303
• 1907 – George Mullin, 346
• 1915 – Harry Coveleski, 271
• 1944 – Dizzy Trout, 314
• 1947 – Hal Newhouser, 268

{{col-3}}

• 1949 – Hal Newhouser, 277
• 1955 – Ned Garver, 251
• 1956 – Frank Lary, 289
• 1960 – Frank Lary, 262
• 1962 – Jim Bunning, 262

{{col-3}}

• 1969 – Denny McLain, 288
• 1971 – Mickey Lolich, 336
• 1991 – Walt Terrell, 257
• 2012 – Rick Porcello, 226
• 2014 – David Price, 230

{{col-end}}

{{col-begin}}

{{col-3}}

• 1910 – Sailor Stroud, 9
• 1931 – Earl Whitehill, 22
• 1935 – Tommy Bridges, 22
• 1946 – Virgil Trucks, 23
• 1948 – Fred Hutchinson, 32
• 1950 – Art Houtteman, 29
• 1953 – Ted Gray, 25
• 1954 – Steve Gromek, 26

{{col-3}}

• 1955 – Steve Gromek, 26
• 1959 – Jim Bunning, 37
• 1963 – Jim Bunning, 38
• 1966 – Denny McLain, 42
• 1967 – Denny McLain, 35
• 1968 – Denny McLain, 31
• 1972 – Mickey Lolich, 29

{{col-3}}

• 1974 – Mickey Lolich, 38
• 1983 – Dan Petry, 37
• 1989 – Doyle Alexander, 28
• 1992 – Bill Gullickson, 35
• 1993 – Mike Moore, 35
• 2003 – Mike Maroth, 34
• 2015 – Aníbal Sánchez, 29
• 2020 – Matthew Boyd, 15

{{col-end}}

{{col-begin}}

{{col-3}}

• 1921 – Dutch Leonard, 1.905
• 1934 – Schoolboy Rowe, 1.840
• 1935 – Schoolboy Rowe, 2.059
• 1947 – Fred Hutchinson, 1.852

{{col-3}}

• 1948 – Fred Hutchinson, 1.917
• 1950 – Fred Hutchinson, 1.479
• 1951 – Fred Hutchinson, 1.963
• 1954 – Billy Hoeft, 1.932

{{col-3}}

• 1959 – Frank Lary, 2.978
• 1960 – Jim Bunning, 3.141
• 1961 – Don Mossi, 2.915
• 1968 – Denny McLain, 4.444

{{col-end}}

{{col-begin}}

{{col-3}}

• 1923 – Herman Pillette, 19
• 1941 – Bobo Newsom, 20
• 1947 – Hal Newhouser, 17
• 1951 – Ted Gray, 14
• 1951 – Dizzy Trout, 14

{{col-3}}

• 1952 – Art Houtteman, 20
• 1970 – Mickey Lolich, 19
• 1974 – Mickey Lolich, 21
• 1989 – Doyle Alexander, 18
• 1994 – Tim Belcher, 15

{{col-3}}

• 1995 – Mike Moore, 15
• 1999 – Brian Moehler, 16
• 2003 – Mike Maroth, 21
• 2008 – Justin Verlander, 17

{{col-end}}

{{col-begin}}

{{col-3}}

• 1907 – George Mullin, 103
• 1908 – George Mullin, 100
• 1910 – George Mullin, 92
• 1914 – Hooks Dauss, 96
• 1918 – Hooks Dauss, 83
• 1922 – Howard Ehmke, 131

{{col-3}}

• 1926 – Earl Whitehill, 112
• 1949 – Hal Newhouser, 109
• 1955 – Ned Garver, 102
• 1959 – Paul Foytack, 124
• 1966 – Denny McLain, 115
• 1970 – Mickey Lolich, 115

{{col-3}}

• 1974 – Mickey Lolich, 142
• 1990 – Jack Morris, 125
• 2003 – Mike Maroth, 123
• 2008 – Nate Robertson, 119
• 2014 – Justin Verlander, 104

{{col-end}}

{{col-begin}}

{{col-3}}

• 1902 – George Mullin, 13
• 1912 – Jean Dubuc, 16
• 1913 – Jean Dubuc, 13
• 1920 – Dutch Leonard, 13
• 1931 – Tommy Bridges, 9

{{col-3}}

• 1945 – Hal Newhouser, 10
• 1947 – Hal Newhouser, 11
• 1975 – Joe Coleman, 15
• 1983 – Jack Morris, 18
• 1984 – Jack Morris, 14

{{col-3}}

• 1985 – Jack Morris, 15
• 1987 – Jack Morris, 24
• 2007 – Justin Verlander, 17

{{col-end}}

{{col-begin}}

{{col-3}}

• 1908 – Ed Summers, 20
• 1912 – Ed Willett, 17
• 1914 – Hooks Dauss, 18
• 1915 – Harry Coveleski, 20
• 1916 – Hooks Dauss, 16
• 1921 – Hooks Dauss, 13
• 1921 – Howard Ehmke, 13
• 1922 – Howard Ehmke, 23

{{col-3}}

• 1924 – Earl Whitehill, 13
• 1930 – Elon Hogsett, 9
• 1931 – Art Herring, 8
• 1933 – Tommy Bridges, 6
• 1954 – Steve Gromek, 12
• 1956 – Frank Lary, 12
• 1957 – Frank Lary, 12
• 1958 – Frank Lary, 12

{{col-3}}

• 1960 – Frank Lary, 19
• 1965 – Mickey Lolich, 12
• 1973 – Joe Coleman, 10
• 1974 – Joe Coleman, 12
• 1999 – Jeff Weaver, 17
• 2000 – Jeff Weaver, 15
• 2007 – Justin Verlander, 19

{{col-end}}

{{col-begin}}

{{col-3}}

• 1905 – George Mullin, 1,428
• 1906 – George Mullin, 1,361
• 1944 – Dizzy Trout, 1,421
• 1945 – Hal Newhouser, 1,261
• 1956 – Frank Lary, 1,269

{{col-3}}

• 1968 – Denny McLain, 1,288
• 1969 – Denny McLain, 1,304
• 1971 – Mickey Lolich, 1,538
• 1983 – Jack Morris, 1,204
• 2001 – Jeff Weaver, 985

{{col-3}}

• 2009 – Justin Verlander, 982
• 2012 – Justin Verlander, 956
• 2014 – David Price, 1,009

{{col-end}}

{{col-begin}}

{{col-3}}

• 1933 – Elon Hogsett, 34
• 1935 – Elon Hogsett, 30
• 1973 – John Hiller, 60

{{col-3}}

• 1984 – Willie Hernández, 68
• 2009 – Fernando Rodney, 65
• 2011 – José Valverde, 70

{{col-3}}

• 2012 – José Valverde, 67

{{col-end}}

• Baseball awards
• List of Major League Baseball awards

{{reflist}}

{{MLB awards}}

{{Detroit Tigers}}

{{DEFAULTSORT:Detroit Tigers Award Winners And League Leaders}}

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