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2025 MLB Baseball - Money Won

Pitcher Money Won
Pitcher Games Money Won ERA
Tyler Anderson 12 +792 3.86
Robbie Ray 13 +782 2.44
Jackson Jobe 10 +763 4.22
Sonny Gray 13 +683 3.35
Ben Lively 9 +536 3.22
Griffin Canning 12 +506 2.90
Cal Quantrill 12 +481 5.63
Sean Burke 11 +460 4.03
Jose Quintana 8 +431 2.66
Bailey Falter 13 +399 3.49
Andrew Abbott 10 +396 2.18
Cristopher Sanchez 12 +383 3.02
Nick Pivetta 12 +369 3.16
Zack Littell 13 +359 3.68
Max Fried 13 +358 1.89
Keider Montero 6 +339 4.30
Casey Mize 10 +336 2.91
Shane Baz 12 +316 4.96
Logan Henderson 4 +316 1.71
Jake Irvin 13 +300 4.02
Colton Gordon 5 +295 5.11
Lance McCullers Jr. 6 +281 4.44
Brandon Pfaadt 13 +275 5.51
Emerson Hancock 10 +261 5.19
Brent Suter 2 +260 2.27
Roki Sasaki 8 +254 4.72
Andre Pallante 12 +238 4.91
Mitchell Parker 13 +237 4.44
Colin Rea 9 +230 3.59
Mike Burrows 3 +230 5.27
Kevin Gausman 13 +227 3.87
Hunter Brown 13 +223 1.82
Paxton Schultz 2 +220 3.24
Clay Holmes 12 +219 3.07
Cade Horton 4 +214 4.21
Simeon Woods Richardson 7 +212 5.02
Bryse Wilson 5 +210 6.65
DL Hall 2 +210 1.08
Randy Vasquez 13 +207 3.69
Steven Matz 2 +191 2.41
Michael Wacha 13 +189 3.01
Miles Mikolas 12 +186 3.96
Hayden Birdsong 4 +181 2.55
Bryan Woo 12 +176 2.83
Brady Singer 12 +171 4.52
Zebby Matthews 4 +166 5.21
Aaron Civale 4 +165 5.19
Ryan Yarbrough 6 +160 4.17
Mitch Spence 1 +160 4.09
Tomoyuki Sugano 12 +160 3.04
Justin Steele 4 +156 4.76
Framber Valdez 13 +152 3.07
Kolby Allard 1 +150 1.57
Zach Eflin 8 +148 4.47
Joe Boyle 1 +145 0.00
Brad Keller 1 +140 2.15
Logan Evans 6 +139 4.11
Ryan Bergert 1 +136 2.00
Paul Blackburn 1 +135 0.00
Chris Bassitt 13 +125 3.56
Drew Pomeranz 2 +124 0.00
David Peterson 12 +120 3.06
Lucas Giolito 7 +117 6.42
Trevor Rogers 1 +115 0.00
Landon Knack 7 +111 5.12
Walker Buehler 10 +105 5.18
Blake Snell 2 +101 2.00
Martin Perez 4 +100 3.15
Brant Hurter 1 +100 1.62
Shota Imanaga 8 +93 2.22
Yariel Rodriguez 1 +91 2.61
Brandon Eisert 2 +85 4.45
Kris Bubic 12 +84 1.55
Rob Zastryzny 1 +83 0.00
Daniel Lynch IV 2 +80 2.10
Bailey Ober 12 +78 3.82
Easton Lucas 4 +76 5.82
Logan Gilbert 6 +74 2.37
JP Sears 13 +72 5.21
Adrian Ho 4 +70 1.48
Braydon Fisher 1 +69 3.86
Yusei Kikuchi 13 +62 3.23
Jose Urena 2 +58 5.40
Kyle Harrison 3 +56 4.34
Jose Berrios 13 +51 3.67
Sawyer Gipson-Long 1 +50 7.36
Trevor Williams 12 +47 6.03
Edward Cabrera 10 +46 3.99
Jesus Luzardo 13 +44 4.46
Stephen Kolek 7 +42 3.00
Tanner Gordon 3 +40 4.24
Matt Sauer 1 +38 3.05
J.T. Ginn 4 +35 5.60
Bobby Miller 1 +31 12.60
Marcus Stroman 3 +29 11.57
Kodai Senga 12 +29 1.72
Gavin Williams 13 +26 3.86
Tarik Skubal 13 +24 2.16
Luis F. Castillo 2 +20 7.71
Ronel Blanco 9 +16 4.10
Hunter Dobbins 7 +14 4.06
Eric Lauer 2 +10 2.08
Ryan Weathers 5 +10 3.28
Michael Lorenzen 12 +8 5.12
Merrill Kelly 13 +8 3.43
Jack Kochanowicz 12 +5 5.20
Zack Wheeler 12 +3 2.96
Jacob deGrom 13 +3 2.12
Michael Soroka 7 +2 4.86
Pablo Lopez 11 +1 2.82

Pitcher Money Won

A fantasy baseball guru is more interested in the pitcher’s record so they can sound smart at parties. A baseball bettor is more interested in how much money the pitcher generates on the MLB moneyline, regardless of his win/loss mark. You can also sound smart at parties with a basic knowledge of a pitcher’s moneyline stats. Impress your friends! Impress your mom! And most importantly, impress your bank when you win your MLB wagers!

Pitcher Charts

The Pitcher Money Won/Lost charts here at Odds Shark are designed to help you handicap your wagers. The chart factors in what would happen if you wagered the same $100 on any pitcher for each of his starts, regardless of the odds. We’ll cover that below like a bedspread.

The Cy Young-winning pitcher may be 15-7 on the season with a terrific ERA, but chances are that he is a big favorite every time he toes the rubber. Basically, it means it’s harder to turn a significant profit by betting on that pitcher. Meanwhile, a pitcher who is 7-11 with a lousy ERA could be a better bet because he pays out at a bigger profit on the games he wins because he is an underdog.

Considering the Pitcher Run charts can give baseball bettors an edge. Again, that Cy Young-winning pitcher might play on an offensively challenged team, meaning his run per game may be very low. He will lose some 2-1 games and some 3-2 games when he should be winning. Meanwhile, the mediocre starter on a team full of home run hitters may get five runs per game, boosting his win total – and your profit total – in the process.

Pitchers Who Lose Money

Here at Odds Shark, we break out the betting money winners and loser in separate charts. If you don’t see your favorite pitchers on the Money Won list, he’ll be on the Money Lost list. Nobody’s perfect, not even Ed Walsh who had a career ERA of 1.816 and played before any of us were even born. Shout out to the MLB Hall of Fame Class of 1946!

It’s true that starting pitchers are the biggest handicapping considerations for anyone looking to bet on baseball. You might also look at the umpire stats to see if the home plate ump for tonight’s game seems to call more strikeouts or walks. Here’s a fun fact about umpire Joe West: He has released numerous country albums. He also made inappropriate comments about Adrian Beltre during an August 2017 game. He did not, however, touch Beltre’s head.

Knowing which pitchers are traditionally moneyline winners is more important than knowing which ones are game winners or which ones have actually listened to Country Joe West’s albums.

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