The MLB pitcher that pitched the most innings without giving up a grand slam was Hall of Famer Jim Palmer of the Baltimore Orioles. He pitched 3948 innings in the regular season and another 124 1/3 innings in the postseason without giving up a grand slam.
Kenny Rogers gave up 11 grand slams and Nolan Ryan gave up 10 grand slams.
Nolan Ryan is one.
Mariano Rivera has given up 4 grand slams in his career. The most current grand slam yielded by Mariano was on May 16, 2010, hit by Jason Kubel of the Minnesota Twins.
Nolan Ryan gave up 10 grand slams during his career to hold the MLB record.
In MLB between 1954-2010, there were 53 grand slam home runs hit by pitchers, 51 in the regular season and 2 in the post season. During this time frame, 6 pitchers hit 2 grand slams (Camilo Pascual, Tony Cloninger, Dave McNally, Rick Wise, Bob Gibson, Denny Neagle) and 41 have hit 1. Both of Cloninger's slams came in the same game ... one of McNally's two came in the World Series, the only pitcher to hit a grand slam in the World Series ... Neagle gave up a slam to a pitcher (Kevin Tapani).
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Nolan Ryan gave up 10 grand slams during his MLB career ... While pitching for the Mets he gave up a slam to Joe Pepitone of the Astros in 1970. While pitching for the Angels he gave up slams to John Briggs of the Brewers in 1982, Bobby Darwin of the Twins in 1973, and Pat Kelly of the Orioles in 1977. While pitching for the Astros he gave up slams to Lonnie Smith of the Cardinals in 1984, Tim Wallach of the Expos in 1985, and Matt Williams of the Giants in 1987. While pitching for the Rangers he gave up slams to Gerald Perry of the Royals in 1990, Mike Pagliarulo of the Orioles in 1993, and Dann Howitt of the Mariners in 1993. The Howitt home run was the last hit given up by Ryan in his career.
As of September 7, 2007, 449 different pitchers have give up home runs to Barry Bonds.
The 1996 Detroit Tigers gave up 14 Grand Slams for the Major League record. The NL record is 12 by the team formerly known as the Montreal Expos in 2000.chris dixonsilverdale, WA
I'm pretty sure it's Roger Federer.Look it up on Google just to be sure.
their should be at least 5 pitchers on a team [5 starters]. But you can have up to 15 pitchers.
Check out all Slams winers at :-http://www.tennis28.com/slams/wins_year.html 1877 up to today (Murray for USA 2008) Dave Paterson