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Cy Young Award winners

American League
Year	Player	Team
2012	David Price	Tampa Bay
2011	Justin Verlander *	Detroit
2010	Felix Hernandez	Seattle
2009	Zack Greinke	Kansas City
2008	Cliff Lee	Cleveland
2007	C.C. Sabathia	Cleveland
2006	Johan Santana *	Minnesota
2005	Bartolo Colon	Los Angeles
2004	Johan Santana *	Minnesota
2003	Roy Halladay	Toronto
2002	Barry Zito	Oakland
2001	Roger Clemens	New York
2000	Pedro Martinez *	Boston
1999	Pedro Martinez *	Boston
1998	Roger Clemens *	Toronto
1997	Roger Clemens	Toronto
1996	Pat Hentgen	Toronto
1995	Randy Johnson	Seattle
1994	David Cone	Kansas City
1993	Jack McDowell	Chicago
1992	Dennis Eckersley	Oakland
1991	Roger Clemens	Boston
1990	Bob Welch	Oakland
1989	Bret Saberhagen	Kansas City
1988	Frank Viola	Minnesota
1987	Roger Clemens	Boston
1986	Roger Clemens *	Boston
1985	Bret Saberhagen	Kansas City
1984	Willie Hernandez	Detroit
1983	LaMarr Hoyt	Chicago
1982	Pete Vuckovich	Milwaukee
1981	Rollie Fingers	Milwaukee
1980	Steve Stone	Baltimore
1979	Mike Flanagan	Baltimore
1978	Ron Guidry *	New York
1977	Sparky Lyle	New York
1976	Jim Palmer	Baltimore
1975	Jim Palmer	Baltimore
1974	Jim Hunter	Oakland
1973	Jim Palmer	Baltimore
1972	Gaylord Perry	Cleveland
1971	Vida Blue	Oakland
1970	Jim Perry	Minnesota
1969	Mike Cuellar Denny McLain	Baltimore Detroit
1968	Denny McLain *	Detroit
1967	Jim Lonborg	Boston

National League
Year	Player	Team
2012	R.A. Dickey	New York
2011	Clayton Kershaw	Los Angeles
2010	Roy Halladay *	Philadelphia
2009	Tim Lincecum	San Francisco
2008	Tim Lincecum	San Francisco
2007	Jake Peavy *	San Diego
2006	Brandon Webb	Arizona
2005	Chris Carpenter	St. Louis
2004	Roger Clemens	Houston
2003	Eric Gagne	Los Angeles
2002	Randy Johnson	Arizona
2001	Randy Johnson	Arizona
2000	Randy Johnson	Arizona
1999	Randy Johnson	Arizona
1998	Tom Glavine	Atlanta
1997	Pedro Martinez	Montreal
1996	John Smoltz	Atlanta
1995	Greg Maddux *	Atlanta
1994	Greg Maddux *	Atlanta
1993	Greg Maddux	Atlanta
1992	Greg Maddux	Chicago
1991	Tom Glavine	Atlanta
1990	Doug Drabek	Pittsburgh
1989	Mark Davis	San Diego
1988	Orel Hershiser *	Los Angeles
1987	Steve Bedrosian	Philadelphia
1986	Mike Scott	Houston
1985	Dwight Gooden	New York
1984	Rick Sutcliffe *	Chicago
1983	John Denny	Philadelphia
1982	Steve Carlton	Philadelphia
1981	Fernando Valenzuela	Los Angeles
1980	Steve Carlton	Philadelphia
1979	Bruce Sutter	Chicago
1978	Gaylord Perry	San Diego
1977	Steve Carlton *	Philadelphia
1976	Randy Jones	San Diego
1975	Tom Seaver	New York
1974	Mike Marshall	Los Angeles
1973	Tom Seaver	New York
1972	Steve Carlton *	Philadelphia
1971	Ferguson Jenkins	Chicago
1970	Bob Gibson	St. Louis
1969	Tom Seaver	New York
1968	Bob Gibson *	St. Louis
1967	Mike McCormick	San Francisco

One award for both leagues
Year	Player	Team
1966	Sandy Koufax *	Los Angeles (NL)
1965	Sandy Koufax *	Los Angeles (NL)
1964	Dean Chance	Los Angeles (AL)
1963	Sandy Koufax *	Los Angeles (NL)
1962	Don Drysdale	Los Angeles (NL)
1961	Whitey Ford	New York (AL)
1960	Vernon Law	Pittsburgh (NL)
1959	Early Wynn	Chicago (AL)
1958	Bob Turley	New York (AL)
1957	Warren Spahn	Milwaukee (NL)
1956	Don Newcombe	Brooklyn (NL)

(*) Unanimous selection

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