Pedro Martinez vs Randy Johnson

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Pedro Martinez and Randy Johnson compared on their MLB careers: Pedro Martinez played 18 seasons, 1992 to 2009, Randy Johnson 22 seasons, 1988 to 2009. Pedro Martinez has 219 wins to Randy Johnson's 303. Pedro Martinez won 1 title, Randy Johnson won 1 title.

Who has the better career numbers?

Pedro Martinez leads in 5 of the 7 lines, Randy Johnson in 2. Bold marks the better figure; playing time — games, minutes, at-bats, innings — is not scored.

Pedro Martinez and Randy Johnson career totals

476	GP	618
219	W	303, better
100, better	L	166
2.9, better	ERA	3.3
2,827.1	IP	4,135.1
3,154	K	4,875, better
760, better	BB	1,497
1.1, better	WHIP	1.2
3, better	SV	2

How do they compare in the postseason?

Pedro Martinez and Randy Johnson postseason

16	GP	19
6	W	7, better
4, better	L	9
3.5, better	ERA	3.5
96.1	IP	121
96	K	132, better
30, better	BB	32
1.1, better	WHIP	1.1
0	SV	0

Where each stands all time

Pedro Martinez and Randy Johnson all-time places

15th (3,154)	Strikeouts (pitching)	2nd (4,875), better
79th (219)	Wins (pitching)	22nd (303), better

Among the MLB players with a career line on file, regular season, counting stats only — the same lists the records pages run on.

Titles and awards

Pedro Martinez and Randy Johnson titles and awards

1	Championships	1
2, better	AL Cy Young	1
1	NL Cy Young	4, better
—	World Series MVP	1, better

Awards come from the league’s published winner lists; a championship counts a season played for the club that won it.

Season by season

Lined up by career year, not by calendar: each row is the players’ nth season.

Pedro Martinez and Randy Johnson season by season

1st	1992	0	1	2.25, better	1988	3, better	0, better	2.42
2nd	1993	10, better	5, better	2.61, better	1989	7	13	4.82
3rd	1994	11	5, better	3.42, better	1990	14, better	11	3.65
4th	1995	14, better	10	3.51, better	1991	13	10	3.98
5th	1996	13, better	10, better	3.70, better	1992	12	14	3.77
6th	1997	17	8	1.90, better	1993	19, better	8	3.24
7th	1998	19, better	7	2.89, better	1994	13	6, better	3.19
8th	1999	23, better	4	2.07, better	1995	18	2, better	2.48
9th	2000	18, better	6	1.74, better	1996	5	0, better	3.67
10th	2001	7	3, better	2.39	1997	20, better	4	2.28, better
11th	2002	20, better	4, better	2.26, better	1998	19	11	3.28
12th	2003	14	4, better	2.22, better	1999	17, better	9	2.48
13th	2004	16	9	3.90	2000	19, better	7, better	2.64, better
14th	2005	15	8	2.82	2001	21, better	6, better	2.49, better
15th	2006	9	8	4.48	2002	24, better	5, better	2.32, better
16th	2007	3	1, better	2.57, better	2003	6, better	8	4.26
17th	2008	5	6, better	5.61	2004	16, better	14	2.60, better
18th	2009	5	1, better	3.63, better	2005	17, better	8	3.79
19th	—	—	—	—	2006	17	11	5.00
20th	—	—	—	—	2007	4	3	3.81
21st	—	—	—	—	2008	11	10	3.91
22nd	—	—	—	—	2009	8	6	4.88

What the columns mean: W · L · ERA