Nolan Ryan
Ryan holds the career record with 5,714 strikeouts over a record 27-year career. His total is 839 more than second-place Randy Johnson.
Nolan Ryan's 5,714 career strikeouts lead Randy Johnson by 839, and Max Scherzer, ninth with 3,557, is the only pitcher in the top ten the source marks as active.
Nolan Ryan has the most strikeouts in Major League Baseball history, with 5,714. Randy Johnson is second with 4,875 and Roger Clemens third with 4,672. The ranking uses career MLB pitching strikeouts from Wikipedia's list of career strikeout leaders, whose statistics are updated as of the 2026 season.
Nolan Ryan's 5,714 strikeouts are 839 more than anyone else has managed, and he is the only pitcher on the list with more than 5,000. Randy Johnson and Roger Clemens are the only others above 4,500. This list ranks pitchers by career strikeouts in Major League Baseball, with statistics updated as of the 2026 season. Max Scherzer, ninth with 3,557, is the only pitcher in the top ten the source marks as active; the source calls him the active leader in career strikeouts.
Ryan holds the career record with 5,714 strikeouts over a record 27-year career. His total is 839 more than second-place Randy Johnson.
Johnson is second with 4,875 strikeouts, 203 ahead of Roger Clemens.
Clemens is third with 4,672 strikeouts. The source credits him with the American League record of 4,167. He is not marked as a Hall of Famer.
Carlton is fourth with 4,136 strikeouts, which the source gives as the National League record.
Blyleven ranks fifth with 3,701 strikeouts, 61 ahead of Tom Seaver.
Seaver is sixth with 3,640 strikeouts, 66 more than Don Sutton.
Sutton is seventh with 3,574 strikeouts, just 14 ahead of Justin Verlander.
Verlander is eighth with 3,560 strikeouts, three more than Max Scherzer. The source does not mark him as active.
Scherzer is ninth with 3,557 strikeouts and is the only pitcher in the top ten the source marks as active; the source calls him the active leader in career strikeouts.
Perry rounds out the top ten with 3,534 strikeouts. Walter Johnson is 11th with 3,509, 25 behind him.
| # | Name | Hall of Fame | Active (per source) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Nolan Ryan | Elected | No |
| 2 | Randy Johnson | Elected | No |
| 3 | Roger Clemens | Not marked | No |
| 4 | Steve Carlton | Elected | No |
| 5 | Bert Blyleven | Elected | No |
| 6 | Tom Seaver | Elected | No |
| 7 | Don Sutton | Elected | No |
| 8 | Justin Verlander | Not marked | No |
| 9 | Max Scherzer | Not marked | Yes |
| 10 | Gaylord Perry | Elected | No |
Pitchers are ranked by career strikeouts in Major League Baseball, most first, as listed on Wikipedia's List of Major League Baseball career strikeout leaders (revision 1377396422). The page states "Stats updated as of 2026 Season" and cites MLB.com's career leaders for strikeouts. The page shows active players in bold, with a parenthesized current-season strikeout count beside each name; every active pitcher on the page, including Max Scherzer, is shown with (0). The page treats a player as inactive if he has not played baseball for one year or has announced his retirement. Hall of Fame status is the page's marker for election to the National Baseball Hall of Fame; "Not marked" means the page does not carry that marker. Where totals are equal, the page leaves the rank cell blank for the second tied pitcher; there are no ties in the top ten. The page's table lists only rank, player and strikeouts.
Nolan Ryan, with 5,714 career strikeouts over a record 27-year career. Randy Johnson is second with 4,875.
One. Max Scherzer, ninth with 3,557, is the only top-ten pitcher the source marks as active, and it calls him the active leader in career strikeouts. The next active pitcher on the list is Chris Sale, 26th with 2,779.
According to the source, Roger Clemens holds the American League record with 4,167 strikeouts and Steve Carlton holds the National League record with 4,136.
The source states its stats are updated as of the 2026 season. Its totals come from the revision cited below (1377396422).
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