All-Star Game Career Pitching Records by Baseball Almanac

All-Star Game Pitching Records

Baseball Almanac is pleased to present the career All-Star Game pitching records including most wins, strikeouts, losses, and many other All-Star pitching records. Records are presented in alphabetical order and ties within records are alphabetized.

"The secret of my success was clean living and a fast moving outfield." - Hall of Famer Lefty Gomez (holder of career All-Star pitching records for games started and games won) in Baseball Digest (April 1977, Page 118)

All-Star Game Record Book Career Pitching Records
Record	Name(s)	Data	# of Games
Balks	Dwight Gooden	2	3 Games
Bases on Balls	Jim Palmer	7	5 Games
Earned Runs Allowed	Whitey Ford	11	6 Games
Games Finished	Rich Gossage	6	6 Games
Games Pitched In	Roger Clemens	10	10 Games
Games Pitched In Consecutively	Ewell Blackwell	6	6 Games
Games Pitched In Consecutively	Early Wynn	6	7 Games
Games Started	Don Drysdale	5	8 Games
	Lefty Gomez		5 Games
	Robin Roberts		5 Games
Hits Allowed	Whitey Ford	19	6 Games
Home Runs Allowed	Vida Blue	4	2 Games
Home Runs Allowed	Catfish Hunter	4	6 Games
Innings Pitched	Don Drysdale	19.1	8 Games
Innings Pitched No Runs Allowed	Mel Harder	13.0	4 Games
Losses	Mort Cooper	2	2 Games
	Whitey Ford		6 Games
	Dwight Gooden		3 Games
	Catfish Hunter		6 Games
	Claude Passeau		3 Games
	John Smoltz		8 Games
	Luis Tiant		3 Games
Runs Allowed	Whitey Ford	13	6 Games
Saves	Mariano Rivera	4	8 Games
Strikeouts	Don Drysdale	19	8 Games
Wild Pitches	Ewell Blackwell	2	6 Games
	Tom Brewer		1 Games
	Juan Marichal		8 Games
	Robin Roberts		5 Games
	Steve Rogers		3 Games
	John Smoltz		4 Games
	Dave Stieb		7 Games
Wins	Lefty Gomez	3	5 Games
Record	Name(s)	Data	# of Games
All-Star Game Records : Career Pitching Records

Dwight Gooden appeared in three All-Star Games and appears twice in the pitcher's All-Star Game career record book; however, they are All-Star balks and All-Star Games Lost records which he set.

Did you know that we selected Lefty Gomez for a page lead-in quote because the Hall of Fame pitcher is also the all-time All-Star wins leader with three (1933 All-Star Game, 1935 All-Star Game & 1937 All-Star Game)?

Don Drysdale is the All-Star leader in games started (tied with five), innings pitched (all alone with 19.1), strikeouts (all alone with nineteen) and until 2005 games pitched when Roger Clemens passed his total of eight.

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