Brewers' Misiorowski, Yanks' Schlittler crowned...

Award Overview

Milwaukee Brewers starter Jacob Misiorowski and New York Yankees right-hander Cam Schlittler have been officially named the unanimous winners of the National and American League Cy Young Awards.

Both pitchers swept all 30 first-place votes in their respective leagues following dominant campaigns. This marks the first time in MLB history that both Cy Young honors were awarded unanimously in the same season.

Key Stats & Facts

Jacob Misiorowski (NL Winner - Milwaukee Brewers)

• Voting: 30/30 first-place votes (210 total points)
• W-L / ERA: 18-4 record, 2.14 ERA across 31 starts (193.1 IP)
• Strikeouts: Led Major League Baseball with 248 strikeouts (34.2% K-rate)
• Whiffs & Discipline: 0.92 WHIP, .178 opponent batting average, 11.5 K/9
• Milestone: Youngest NL pitcher to win the Cy Young unanimously since 1985

Cam Schlittler (AL Winner - New York Yankees)

• Voting: 30/30 first-place votes (210 total points)
• W-L / ERA: 17-5 record, 2.28 ERA across 30 starts (186.0 IP)
• Strikeouts: 231 strikeouts with an 11.18 K/9 ratio
• Control: 0.95 WHIP, 1.84 BB/9, .189 opponent batting average
• Milestone: Fifth pitcher in Yankees franchise history to win the award

Player Spotlight & Standings Impact

Jacob Misiorowski

Misiorowski served as the primary anchor for a Milwaukee rotation that led the National League with a 3.12 team ERA. His dominant regular season propelled the Brewers to the NL Central title with a 95-67 record.

The 23-year-old right-hander allowed two earned runs or fewer in 25 of his 31 starts, generating a league-best 6.8 bWAR among primary pitchers.

Cam Schlittler

Schlittler stabilized the Yankees’ rotation down the stretch, posting 16 quality starts over his final 18 appearances to help New York clinch the AL East.

His elite 6.08 strikeout-to-walk ratio led all American League starters, making him just the second Yankee in history to win the Cy Young via a unanimous ballot.