American Hall of Famer who was long suspected of doctoring baseballs during a career that produced 314 victories, earning him both a place in Cooperstown and a reputation as one of baseball's great controversialists.
Gaylord Perry was one of baseball's most controversial figures, a right-hander who was widely suspected — and eventually admitted — to doctoring baseballs with vaseline throughout his career. Despite the controversy, his exceptional pitching on two different occasions produced Cy Young Awards in both the AL and NL — making him the first pitcher to win the award in both leagues. His craft and competitiveness produced 314 career wins.
Spitball pitcher, 300+ wins, Cy Young Awards
How They Played
Right-handed pitcher with exceptional control and durability
Lasting Impact
Hall of Fame pitcher known for longevity and alleged spitball