Through the 2008 postseason, John Smoltz has 15 postseason wins and is the all time MLB leader in that category.
Andy Pettitte just tied John Smoltz with win number 15 in the first round of the 2009 playoffs against the Minnesota Twins.
Andy finished with 1 win in the ALCS and 2 in the World Series for a total of 18 wins in the playoffs.
Now 19
In MLB, for pitchers with at least 15 decisions for the year, that would be Roy Face of the 1959 Pittsburgh Pirates who went 18-1 for a winning percentage of .947. For pitchers with at least 20 decisions for the year, that would be Greg Maddux of the 1995 Atlanta Braves who went 19-2 for a winning percentage of .905. Currently (September 13, 2008), Cliff Lee of the Cleveland Indians has a record of 21-2 for a winning percentage of .913. He has a shot at beating Maddux's record but has no shot at Face.
Curt Schilling
Terry Bradshaw played his entire career with the Steelers. His playoff record was 14-5.
Whitey Ford has the most career wins for the New York Yankees with 236. Red Ruffing is second with 231, and through 2010 Andy Pettitte is third with 203.
Terry Bradshaw had 14 playoff wins. 1972 (1 win), 1974 (3 wins), 1975 (3 wins), 1976 (1 win), 1978 (3 wins) and 1979 (3 wins).
Randy Johnson has the most strikeouts by a left handed pitcher. He also has the second most strikeouts all-time and over 300 wins.
Joe Montana with 16 playoff wins.
Tom Seaver with 198.
Curt Schilling
They have 426 career wins in the regular season and 24 playoff wins.
Terry Bradshaw played his entire career with the Steelers. His playoff record was 14-5.
The Ravens have two playoff wins (2009 and 2012) to one Patriots playoff win (2011).
As of 2009, Andy Pettitte holds the record for most career postseason wins with 18.
Chuck Finlay (1986-1999) with 165.
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Whitey Ford has the most career wins for the New York Yankees with 236. Red Ruffing is second with 231, and through 2010 Andy Pettitte is third with 203.
Cy Young, who pitched between 1890-1911, holds the MLB record for career wins by a pitcher with 511. He also holds the MLB record for career losses by a pitcher with 316.
John Smoltz is second in career postseason wins with 15.