MLB Stats for Denny Neagle

"Denny Neagle carved out a long, steady Major League career as a left-hander who could anchor a rotation and deliver innings when they mattered. Rising with Pittsburgh in the mid-1990s, he peaked in 1997 when he went 20–5 with a 2.97 ERA, a season that not only earned him an All-Star selection but also placed him fourth in the NL Cy Young voting — a defining highlight of his career. Neagle later became a key piece of the Braves' powerhouse pitching era, contributing to multiple postseason runs and reinforcing Atlanta's reputation for elite starting depth. His tenure also included stops in Cincinnati and Colorado, where he remained a reliable veteran presence even as injuries began to shorten his workload. Across 13 seasons, Neagle's mix of durability, command, and big-game poise left a clear imprint on every staff he joined. His 20-win campaign still stands as one of the signature pitching performances of the late-1990s era." - Holtz, Sean. Baseball Almanac. 8 September 2026.