MLB regular season awards: AL Cy Young.

19 wins 5 losses, 2.49 ERA, 217 SO, 239 IP, 2 CG, 1 SHO.
Hernandez wasn't exactly on the radar this season. For starters he plays in Seattle which is about as far away from the east coast as possible. He also played on a solid Mariners team but they were never quite in contention for the AL west. What does set Hernandez apart is his dominance in every category Hernandez was at or near the top. His ERA was better than Sabathia, Halladay and Verlander. He threw as many innings as anybody and had the least amount of losses compiling an amazing 19-5 record.

16-8, 2.16 ERA, 242 SO, 229 IP, 6 CG, 3 SHO.
Greinke finally got his head issues together and put together one of the most impressive seasons since Pedro was in his prime. His 2.16 ERA in this era is very impressive. He also put up great numbers on a terrible team similar to Tim Lincecum's Cy Young last year. He was second in strikeouts and first in ERA for starting pitchers, but it was his inconsistencies that landed him at number two.

1.76 ERA, 44 saves, 2 blown saves, 72 SO in 66 innings.
This was arguably Rivera's best regular season of his hall of fame career. He led all pitchers in ERA, only blew two saves and had 72 strikeouts in 66 innings.

17-10, 2.79 ERA, 208 SO, 239 IP, 9 CG, 4 SHO.
No other pitcher in baseball has to carry the weight that Doc Halladay does. He threw a league leading 9 complete games and 4 shutouts. His record might not be as pretty as Verlander or Sabathia but that is no fault of his own his era is more than a full half run better than both of those pitchers.

19-9, 3.45 ERA, 269 SO, 240 IP, 3 CG, 1 SHO.
Verlander led or tied for the lead the AL in wins, strikeouts and innings pitched. His only set back was his earned run average which is more than a run higher than Greinke and almost a run higher than Hernandez.

19-8, 3.37 ERA, 197 SO, 230 IP, 2 CG, 1 SHO.
Sabathia's first year in New York was a success he was tied for the lead in wins. What puts him at the bottom of this list is every other category. His ERA is second worst, he also has the least amount of strikeouts for starting pitchers. Ultimately Sabathia's season will come down to how he pitches in October and hopefully for him November.