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Kansas City Monarchs Losses Leaders

Career totals with the Kansas City Monarchs and the best single seasons in club history. Includes the 2026 season through September 16: these records are rebuilt every night, so a mark set yesterday is here this morning.

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Bullet Rogan holds the Kansas City Monarchs career record with 52 losses. The single-season record is 11, by Sam Crawford in 1921.

ERA W SO SV WHIP IP K/9 BB/9 K/BB SHO CG GS G L BB W-L%

All-time Kansas City Monarchs leaders

Career totals with the club
# Player With the club L G
1 Bullet Rogan 1920–1938 52 210
2 Rube Curry 1920–1923 38 114
3 Hilton Smith 1937–1948 37 167
4 William Bell 1923–1930 30 149
4 Chet Brewer 1925–1941 30 109
4 Bill Drake 1922–1925 30 90
7 Sam Crawford 1920–1923 25 71
8 Satchel Paige Satchel Paige 1940–1947 23 91
9 Cliff Bell 1921–1926 19 63
10 Jim LaMarque 1942–1948 17 68
11 Jack Matchett 1940–1945 14 62
12 Booker McDaniel 1941–1945 13 71
12 Henry McHenry 1930–1937 13 32
14 Frank Bradley 1937–1942 12 54
15 Army Cooper 1928–1930 11 57
15 Andy Cooper 1928–1939 11 61
15 Johnny Markham 1930–1938 11 43
18 Steve Wylie 1944–1947 10 35
19 Connie Johnson Connie Johnson 1941–1948 9 56
19 José Méndez 1920–1926 9 69
19 George Walker 1939–1943 9 45
22 Floyd Kranson 1937–1940 8 43
23 Nelson Dean 1925–1926 7 33
24 Big Train Jackson 1938–1939 6 13
24 Ford Smith 1941–1948 6 28

Single-season Kansas City Monarchs records

Best seasons in club history