Corbin Burnes was named the Baseball Writers' Association of America's National League Cy Young Award winner for 2021. Burnes joined Hall of Famer Rollie Fingers and Pete Vuckovich as the only pitchers in Brewers history to win the award. He participated in a no-hitter and set a slew of strikeout records on the way to winning the first ERA title in Brewers history,

The right-hander led MLB in ERA (2.43), expected ERA (2.01), Fangraphs WAR (7.5), strikeout rate (35.6%, eighth-best all-time for a qualifying pitcher), K/BB ratio (6.88), FIP (1.63), home runs per nine innings (0.38) and barrel rate (2.9%).

Burnes made history along the way. He started the season with 58 strikeouts before issuing a walk, breaking Adam Wainwright's record for a starting pitcher and Kenley Jansen's record for any pitcher in a season. On Aug. 11, Burnes struck out 10 consecutive Cubs to match the Major League mark shared by Hall of Famer Seaver and Aaron Nola. And on Sept. 11 in Cleveland, Burnes threw the first eight innings of the second no-hitter in Brewers history, watching from the dugout as Josh Hader secured the final three outs.

Certificate of Authenticity included. Glass display case with wood base included.