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Starter TM $$ Starter TM $$ Starter TM $$ Reliever TM $$ Reliever TM $$ Johan Santana MIN 33 Matt Morris STL 7 Denny Stark CLE 1 Eric Gagne LA 32 Julio Mateo SEA 2 Randy Johnson NYY 32 Dontrelle Willis FLA 7 Jose Lima KC 1 Brad Lidge HOU 29 Carlos Almanzar TEX 2 Jason Schmidt SF 30 Randy Wolf PHI 7 Joe Kennedy COL 1 Mariano Rivera NYY 28 Julian Tavarez STL 2 Curt Schilling BOS 30 Jose Contreras CWS 7 Tony Armas WAS 1 Joe Nathan MIN 26 Huston Street OAK 2 Roy Oswalt HOU 25 Kris Benson NYM 7 Danny Haren OAK 1 Frankie Rodriguez ANA 24 Giovanni Carrara LA 2 Ben Sheets MIL 24 Kevin Millwood CLE 7 Matt Riley BAL 1 Armando Benitez SF 24 Oscar Villarreal ARI 2 Carlos Zambrano CHC 24 Javier Vazquez ARI 7 Paul Wilson CIN 1 Keith Foulke BOS 24 Darren Dreifort LA 2 Pedro Martinez NYM 24 Kip Wells PIT 7 Rob Bell TB 1 Jason Isringhausen STL 24 Arthur Rhodes CLE 2 Tim Hudson ATL 24 Joe Blanton OAK 7 Juan Cruz OAK 1 Billy Wagner PHI 23 Matt Mantei BOS 2 Mark Prior CHC 24 Mike Hampton ATL 7 Tim Redding HOU 1 Octavio Dotel OAK 22 Antonio Alfonseca FLA 1 Jake Peavy SD 23 Grant Balfour MIN 6 Neal Cotts CWS 1 Francisco Cordero TEX 22 Rheal Cormier PHI 1 Oliver Perez PIT 23 Paul Byrd ANA 6 Kirk Rueter SF 1 Trevor Hoffman SD 21 Brian Shouse TEX 1 Roy Halladay TOR 21 Tomo Ohka WAS 6 Aaron Harang CIN 1 Danny Kolb ATL 17 Ron Mahay TEX 1 Mark Mulder STL 21 Mark Redman PIT 6 Brian Anderson KC 1 Braden Looper NYM 17 Justin Duchschrer OAK 1 Rich Harden OAK 20 Ryan Drese TEX 6 Joe Mays MIN 1 Guillermo Mota FLA 16 Mike Koplove ARI 1 Carl Pavano NYY 20 Wade Miller BOS 5 Ricardo Rodriguez TEX 1 B.J. Ryan BAL 15 Joe Valentine CIN 1 John Smoltz ATL 20 Glendon Rusch CHC 5 Chris Capuano MIL 1 Troy Percival DET 15 Alan Embree BOS 1 Roger Clemens HOU 19 Nate Robertson DET 5 Mike Wood KC 1 Shingo Takatsu CWS 14 Lance Carter TB 1 Kerry Wood CHC 19 Tim Wakefield BOS 5 Sunny Kim WAS 1 Jose Mesa PIT 14 Tim Spooneybarger FLA 1 Kelvim Escobar ANA 18 Jarrod Washburn ANA 5 Peter Munro HOU 1 Danys Baez TB 14 Shawn Camp KC 1 Livan Hernandez WAS 18 Joaquin Benoit TEX 5 Mark Hendrickson TB 1 Danny Graves CIN 14 Jason Frasor TOR 1 Mike Mussina NYY 17 Derek Lowe LA 5 Josh Fogg PIT 1 Eddie Guardado SEA 13 JJ Putz SEA 1 Mark Buehrle CWS 16 Dewon Brazelton TB 4 Mike Maroth DET 1 Chad Cordero WAS 13 Kent Mercker CIN 1 Brad Radke MIN 15 Wilson Alvarez LA 4 Chris Young TEX 1 Jeremy Affeldt KC 12 Mike MacDougal KC 1 Brad Penny LA 15 Zach Day WAS 4 Victor Santos MIL 1 Bob Wickman CLE 11 Ricardo Rincon OAK 1 Bronson Arroyo BOS 14 Cory Lidle PHI 4 Scott Schoeneweis TOR 1 Ugueth Urbina DET 10 Ricky Bottalico MIL 1 Odalis Perez LA 14 Jason Marquis STL 4 John Patterson WAS 1 Greg Aquino ARI 9 Mike DeJean NYM 1 Bartolo Colon ANA 14 J.D. Durbin MIN 4 Jason Johnson DET 1 Miguel Batista TOR 9 Vinny Chulk TOR 1 Josh Beckett FLA 14 Eric Milton CIN 4 Jason Jennings COL 1 LaTroy Hawkins CHC 9 Shig Hasegawa SEA 1 Greg Maddux CHC 14 Doug Waechter TB 4 Seung Song TOR 1 Juan Rincon MIN 8 Jaime Cerda KC 1 Matt Clement BOS 14 Jeff Suppan STL 4 Jae Weong Seo NYM 1 Jorge Julio BAL 8 Mike Remlinger CHC 1 Freddy Garcia CWS 13 Ryan Franklin SEA 4 Kurt Ainsworth BAL 1 Tom Gordon NYY 6 Mike Timlin BOS 1 Zack Greinke KC 13 Brett Tomko SF 4 Jon Rauch WAS 1 Chin-Hui Tsao COL 6 Cal Eldred STL 1 A.J. Burnett FLA 13 Juan Dominguez TEX 4 Steve Sparks ARI 1 Brian Fuentes COL 6 Steve Karsay NYY 1 Chris Carpenter STL 13 Kaz Ishii NYM 4 Claudio Vargas WAS 1 Mike Gonzalez PIT 6 Joey Eischen WAS 1 Jeremy Bonderman DET 12 Scott Elarton CLE 3 Josh Towers TOR 1 Akinori Otsuka SD 5 Nate Field KC 1 Jon Lieber PHI 12 Brandon Claussen CIN 3 Daniel Cabrera BAL 1 Scot Shields ANA 5 Paul Quantrill NYY 1 John Lackey ANA 11 Wil Ledezma DET 3 Casey Fossum TB 1 Tim Worrell PHI 5 Brian Meadows PIT 1 Barry Zito OAK 11 Ramon Ortiz CIN 3 R.A. Dickey TEX 1 Mike Adams MIL 5 Cliff Politte CWS 1 Ted Lilly TOR 11 Jon Garland CWS 3 Andrew Good DET 1 Luis Ayala WAS 4 Joe Horgan WAS 1 Russ Ortiz ARI 11 Sidney Ponson BAL 3 Aaron Heilman NYM 1 Damaso Marte CWS 4 Esteban Yan ANA 1 Rodrigo Lopez BAL 10 Kenny Rogers TEX 3 Miguel Asencio SD 1 Ryan Dempster CHC 3 David Weathers CIN 1 Jeff Weaver LA 10 Jamie Moyer SEA 3 Steve Trachsel NYM 1 Ray King STL 3 Chris Hammond SD 1 Joel Pineiro SEA 10 David Wells BOS 3 Shawn Estes ARI 1 Scott Linebrink SD 3 Ron Villone SEA 1 Jake Westbrook CLE 10 Brandon Backe HOU 3 John Halama BOS 1 Bob Howry CLE 3 Jose Jimenez ARI 1 C.C. Sabathia CLE 9 Horacio Ramirez ATL 2 Elmer Dessens LA 1 Brendan Donnelly ANA 3 Kevin Gryboski ATL 1 Brian Lawrence SD 9 Victor Zambrano NYM 2 Jimmy Gobble KC 1 Jose Valverde ARI 3 Chad Bradford OAK 1 Vicente Padilla PHI 9 Edwin Jackson LA 2 Hideo Nomo TB 1 Frank Francisco TEX 2 Tom Martin ATL 1 Andy Pettitte HOU 9 Noah Lowry SF 2 Ismael Valdez FLA 1 Chris Reitsma ATL 2 Todd Jones FLA 1 Brandon Webb ARI 9 Felix Diaz CWS 2 Kazuhito Tadano CLE 1 J.C. Romero MIN 2 TJ Tucker WAS 1 Kevin Brown NYY 9 Brett Myers PHI 2 Jeff Francis COL 1 Yhency Brazoban LA 2 Al Levine DET 1 David Bush TOR 9 Carlos Silva MIN 2 Jason Davis CLE 1 Felix Rodriguez NYY 2 Ryan Wagner CIN 1 Scott Kazmir TB 9 Gil Meche SEA 2 Gary Knotts DET 1 Jesus Colome TB 2 Jeff Nelson SEA 1 Doug Davis MIL 8 Darrell May SD 2 Shane Reynolds FA 1 Salomon Torres PIT 2 Matt Herges SF 1 Adam Eaton SD 8 Kyle Lohse MIN 2 Nate Cornejo DET 1 Matt Miller CLE 2 Terry Adams PHI 1 Woody Williams SD 8 John Thomson ATL 2 Chan Ho Park TEX 1 Justin Speier TOR 2 Randy Choate ARI 1 Jerome Williams SF 8 Eric DuBose BAL 2 Chris George KC 1 Luis Vizcaino CWS 2 Joe Borowski CHC 1 Tom Glavine NYM 8 Jose Acevedo CIN 2 Jeriome Robertson CIN 1 Kevin Gregg ANA 2 Rafael Soriano SEA 1 Al Leiter FLA 8 Eric Bedard BAL 2 Aaron Sele SEA 1 Rafael Betancourt CLE 2 Jorge Sosa TB 1 Cliff Lee CLE 8 Orlando Hernandez CWS 2 Shawn Chacon COL 1 Scott Eyre SF 2 Steve Reed BAL 1 Bobby Madritsch SEA 8 Esteban Loaiza WAS 2 Sean Burnett PIT 1 Jesse Crain MIN 2 Jairo Garcia OAK 1 Jaret Wright NYY 8 Gustavo Chacin TOR 2 Dustin Hermanson CWS 2 Steve Kline BAL 1 Jim Brower SF 2 Kiko Calero OAK 1 Travis Harper TB 2 Mike Stanton NYY 1 Ryan Madson PHI 2 Scott Williamson CHC 1 David Riske CLE 2 Aaron Taylor COL 1 Kyle Farnsworth DET 2 Justin Lehr MIL 1 Jamie Walker DET 2 Rocky Biddle FA 1 Billy Koch FA 1 Robb Nen FA 1.
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