How many pitchers have won 300+ games in league history? MLB Immaculate Grid answers July 02

Today's MLB Immaculate Grid has a few interesting prompts on it, including pitchers that have won 300 games in baseball history. It's an exclusive club with very few members, but a lot of them are from an era of the sport that is long gone.

Currently, the 300-win MLB club has just 24 members in it:

1. Cy Young, 511
2. Walter Johnson, 417
3. Grover Alexander, 373
4. Christy Mathewson, 373
5. Warren Spahn, 363
6. Pud Gavin, 361
7. Kid Nichols, 361
8. Greg Maddux, 355
9. Roger Clemens, 354
10. Tim Keefe, 342
11. Steve Carlton, 329
12. John Clarkson, 328
13. Eddie Plank, 326
14. Nolan Ryan, 324
15. Don Sutton, 324
16. Phil Niekro, 318
17. Gaylord Perry, 314
18. Tom Seaver, 311
19. Old Hoss Radbourn, 309
20. Mickey Welch, 307
21. Tom Glavine, 305
22. Randy Johnson, 303
23. Lefty Grove, 300
24. Early Winn, 300

The last pitcher to get into this elusive club was Randy Johnson in 2007, so it's been well over a decade since the last pitcher joined.

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Who is the next member of the 300-win club in MLB?

Getting to 300 wins is a nearly impossible feat. Given that only 24 players have done it, it's as rare as a perfect game in MLB. However, the game may not ever see 300 wins again.

Justin Verlander is the active wins leader with 247. He would need to play three more seasons and win 20 games in each season. He's 40 years old, so that's not going to happen.

Can Justin Verlander get into the 300-wins MLB club?

Clayton Kershaw has 207 wins and he is only 35, so if he continues to rack up wins over the next five years or so, he could have an outside shot at the club, but it's not a good chance.