All 30 first-place votes
Cam Schlittler won the American League Cy Young Award on November 11, receiving all 30 first-place votes from the Baseball Writers’ Association of America. MLB’s published voting table gives him 210 points, ahead of Toronto’s Dylan Cease with 110 and Cleveland’s Parker Messick with 84.
The award recognises regular-season performance. Ballots were submitted before the postseason by two writers in each city, based on the league they cover. First place carries seven points, followed by four, three, two and one for the remaining positions.
The season behind the award
Schlittler finished the regular season 14-6 with a 1.95 earned-run average, 239 strikeouts and 49 walks across 193⅔ innings. His ERA led the American League.
He becomes the seventh Yankees pitcher to win a Cy Young Award and the first since Gerrit Cole in 2023. The unanimous vote refers to the writers’ first-place selections, rather than a fan poll.
Misiorowski completes the National League result
MLB subsequently confirmed Jacob Misiorowski as the National League winner on November 11. The Brewers pitcher received all 30 first-place votes and 210 points. Philadelphia’s Cristopher Sánchez finished second with 99 points, one ahead of Atlanta’s Chris Sale on 98.
Misiorowski led Major League starters with a 1.80 ERA and 252 strikeouts during the regular season. The announcement completes the two league results; he had been listed only as a finalist at the first publication of this report.
