McLain, Lolich, Morris, Verlander.
History?
:’) In 1968, McClain had those superhuman 31 wins, Lolich had 17; but Lolich pitched three victories in the 7-game World Series that year against the Cardinals, who had a 3:1 edge by the end of game 4. All three were complete games. :’)
100th win puts Verlander in elite company
Posted by John Autin on August 12, 2011
http://www.baseball-reference.com/blog/archives/13916
[snip] By winning his 5th straight start tonight (and 13th in his last 15), Justin Verlander not only put a little more air between Detroit and Cleveland, took sole possession of the MLB wins lead, and notched his 20th game of 10+ Ks. He also reached 100 wins in 191 career games — faster than all but 12 pitchers since 1919. [/snip]