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Division Series Individual Pitching Records

Most games, career

AL -- 16, Jeff Nelson, Seattle-New York NL -- 8, Greg Maddux, Atlanta; Doug Henry, San Francisco-Houston

Most games, series

Three-game series AL -- 3, Held by many players NL -- 3, Held by many players Four-game series AL -- 4, Jesse Orosco, Baltimore, 1996 NL -- 4, Mike Munoz, Colorado, 1995; Bruce Ruffin, Colorado, 1995; Trevor Hoffman, San Diego, 1998 Five-game series AL -- 4, Jim Slaton, Milwaukee, 1981; Norm Charlton, Seattle, 1995; Bill Risley, Seattle, 1995; Paul Assenmacher, Cleveland, 1997; Mike Jackson, Cleveland, 1997; Jeff Nelson, New York, 1997 NL -- 4, Ron Reed, Philadelphia, 1981

Most games started, career

AL -- 8, Andy Pettitte, New York NL -- 7, Greg Maddux, Atlanta

Most innings pitched, series

Three-game series AL -- 9.0, Steve McCatty, Oakland, 1981; Mike Norris, Oakland, 1981 NL -- 9.0, John Smoltz, Atlanta, 1996-97; Greg Maddux, Atlanta, 1997 Four-game series AL -- 14.0, Mike Mussina, Baltimore, 1997 NL -- 14.2, Kevin Brown, San Diego, 1998 Five-game series AL -- 15.2 David Cone, New York, 1995 NL -- 18.0, Jerry Reuss, Los Angeles, 1981

Most wins, career

Both leagues -- 4, David Wells; Cincinnati/Baltimore/New York AL -- 3, David Wells, Baltimore/New York; Charles Nagy, Cleveland NL -- 4, Greg Maddux, Atlanta; John Smoltz, Atlanta

Most games won, series

AL -- 2, Dave Righetti, New York; Randy Johnson, Seattle, 1995; Armando Benitez, Baltimore, 1996; Mike Mussina, Baltimore, 1997; Jaret Wright, Cleveland 1997 NL -- 2, Steve Rogers, Montreal, 1981; Alejandro Pena, Atlanta, 1995

Most saves, career

AL -- 8, Mariano Rivera, New York NL -- 5, Mark Wohlers, Atlanta

Most saves, series

Three-game series AL -- 2, Mariano Rivera, New York, 1998; Kazuhiro Sasaki, Seattle, 2000 NL -- 3, Dennis Eckersley, St. Louis, 1996; Mark Wohlers, Atlanta, 1996 Four-game series AL -- 3, Mike Jackson, Cleveland, 1998 NL -- 2, Mark Wohlers, Atlanta, 1995; Trevor Hoffman, San Diego, 1998 Five-game series AL -- 3, Rich Gossage, New York, 1981; Mariano Rivera, New York, 2000 NL -- 2, Jeff Reardon, Montreal, 1981

Most games lost, series

AL -- 2, Moose Haas, Milwaukee, 1981; Jack McDowell, New York, 1995; Randy Johnson, Seattle, 1997; Andy Pettitte, New York, 1997; Roger Clemens, New York, 2000 NL -- 2, Dave Stewart, Los Angeles, 1981; Steve Carlton, Philadelphia, 1981; Randy Johnson, Houston, 1998

Most runs allowed, career

AL -- 26, Andy Pettitte, New York NL -- 21, Greg Maddux, Atlanta

Most runs allowed, series

Three-game series AL -- 7, Tim Wakefield, Boston, 1995 NL -- 7, Ramon Martinez, Los Angeles, 1995; Tom Glavine, Atlanta, 2000; Greg Maddux, Atlanta 2000 Four-game series AL -- 9, Charles Nagy, Cleveland, 1996 NL -- 7, Greg Maddux, Atlanta, 1995; Kevin Ritz, Colorado, 1995; Randy Johnson, Arizona, 1999 Five-game series AL -- 11, Andy Pettitte, New York, 1997; Bret Saberhagen, Boston, 1999 NL -- 6, Steve Carlton, Philadelphia, 1981

Most runs allowed, game

AL -- 8, Steve Reed, Cleveland, Oct. 10, 1999; Charles Nagy, Cleveland, Oct. 11, 1999 NL -- 7, Ramon Martinez, Los Angeles, Oct. 3, 1995; Randy Johnson, Arizona, Oct. 5, 1999; Tom Glavine, Atlanta, Oct. 5, 2000; Greg Maddux, Atlanta, Oct. 3, 2000

Most runs allowed (earned and unearned), inning

AL -- 6, Bret Saberhagen, Boston, Oct. 7, 1999 NL -- 6, Greg Maddux, Atlanta, Oct. 3, 2000 first inning

Most earned runs allowed, career

AL -- 26, Andy Pettitte, New York NL -- 21, Greg Maddux, Atlanta

Most earned runs allowed, series

Three-game series AL -- 7, Tim Wakefield, Boston, 1995 NL -- 7, Ramon Martinez, Los Angeles, 1995; Tom Glavine, Atlanta, 2000 Four-game series AL -- 9, Charles Nagy, Cleveland, 1996 NL -- 7, Greg Maddux, Atlanta, 1995; Randy Johnson, Arizona, 1999 Five-game series AL -- 11, Andy Pettitte, New York, 1997; Bret Saberhagen, Boston, 1999 NL -- 6, Steve Carlton, Philadelphia, 1981

Most earned runs allowed, game

AL -- 8, Steve Reed, Cleveland, Oct. 10, 1999 NL -- 7, Ramon Martinez, Los Angeles, Oct. 3, 1995; Randy Johnson, Arizona, Oct. 5, 1999; Tom Glavine, Oct. 5, 2000

Most consecutive scoreless innings, series

AL -- 9, Mike Norris, Oakland, 1981 NL -- 18, Jerry Reuss, Los Angeles Dodgers, 1981

Most hits allowed, career

AL -- 53, Andy Pettitte, New York NL -- 55, Greg Maddux, Atlanta

Most hits allowed, game

AL -- 10, Rick Langford, Oakland, Oct. 9, 1981; John Burkett, Texas, Oct. 1, 1996; Andy Pettitte, New York, Oct. 8, 2000 NL -- 10, Steve Rogers, Montreal, Oct. 7, 1981; Ramon Martinez, Los Angeles, Oct. 3, 1995; Greg Maddux, Atlanta, Oct. 7, 1995; Greg Maddux, Atlanta, Oct. 5, 1999

Most hits allowed, series

Three-game series AL -- 10, Rick Langford, Oakland, 1981 NL -- 10, Ramon Martinez, Los Angeles, 1995 Four-game series AL -- 15, Charles Nagy, Cleveland, 1996; David Wells, Baltimore, 1996 NL -- 19, Greg Maddux, Atlanta, 1995 Five-game series AL -- 15, Andy Pettitte, New York, 1997, 2000; David Cone, New York, 1995 NL -- 16, Steve Rogers, Montreal, 1981

Most home runs allowed, series

Three-game series AL -- 2, Dennis Leonard, Kansas City, 1981; Rick Helling, Texas, 1998; Aaron Sele, Texas, 1998 NL -- 3, Ismael Valdes, Los Angeles, 1996 Four-game series AL -- 4, Charles Nagy, Cleveland, 1996 NL -- 3, Greg Maddux, Atlanta, 1995; Kevin Ritz, Colorado, 1995 Five-game series AL -- 4, David Cone, New York, 1995 NL -- 1, Held by many pitchers

Most home runs allowed, game

AL -- 3, Bret Saberhagen, Boston, Oct. 2, 1998 NL -- 3, Ismael Valdes, Los Angeles, Oct. 3, 1996

Most total bases, game

AL -- 17, David Cone, New York, Oct. 8, 1995 NL -- 17, Ramon Martinez, Los Angeles, Oct. 3, 1995

Most BB, career

AL -- 18, Charles Nagy, Cleveland NL -- 14, Tom Glavine, Atlanta

Most BB, series

Three-game series AL -- 6, Orlando Hernandez, 1999 NL -- 8, Mike Hampton, Houston, 1997 Four-game series AL -- 6, Andy Pettitte, New York, 1996; Randy Johnson, Seattle, 1997 NL -- 7, Kevin Brown, San Diego, 1998 Five-game series AL -- 9, Andy Benes, Seattle, 1995; David Cone, New York, 1995 NL -- 8, Steve Carlton, Philadelphia, 1981

Most BB, game

AL -- 6, David Cone, New York, Oct. 3, 1995; Andy Benes, Seattle, Oct. 8, 1995; Andy Pettitte, New York, Oct. 2, 1996; Orlando Hernadnez, New York, Oct. 5, 1999 NL -- 8, Mike Hampton, Houston, Oct. 1, 1997

Most strikeouts, career

Both leagues: 60 -- Randy Johnson, Seattle/Houston/Arizona AL -- 32, Randy Johnson, Seattle NL -- 33, John Smoltz, Atlanta

Most strikeouts, series

Three-game series AL -- 9, Rick Helling, 1998; David Wells, New York, 1998 NL -- 11, John Smoltz, 1997 Four-game series AL -- 16, Randy Johnson, Seattle, 1997; Mike Mussina, Baltimore, 1997 NL -- 21, Kevin Brown, San Diego, 1998 Five-game series AL -- 16, Randy Johnson, Seattle, 1995 NL -- 14, Nolan Ryan, Houston, 1981

Most strikeouts, game

AL -- 13, Randy Johnson, Seattle, Oct. 5, 1997 NL -- 16, Kevin Brown, San Diego, Sept. 29, 1998

Most consecutive strikeouts, game

AL -- 5, David Cone, New York, Oct. 8, 1995 NL -- 4, Kevin Brown, San Diego, Sept. 29, 1998; Sterling Hitchcock, San Diego, Oct. 4, 1998