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OT pitching history question for the experts
Posted By: ali_lapoint
what is the best record ever recorded for a season in which a pitcher lost zero games? has anyone ever went say 15-0 in a season or 20-0? |
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Posted By: Jim VB
Best ever is 12-0, Tom Zachary, 1929. |
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Posted By: ali_lapoint
interesting. what initially got me curious was looking at greg maddux's stats and seeing his 19-2 in 1995. incredible. |
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Posted By: barrysloate
The best record during the season for a pitcher without a loss was 18-0 for Roy Face, but he lost his last decision. |
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Posted By: ali_lapoint
ah 18-1 in 1959. that is really impressive too but he threw less than 100 innings. i was thinking of starting pitchers but that is a great season too. |
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Posted By: barrysloate
Randy Johnson finished a season 20-2, the best percentage for a twenty-game winner. Roger Clemens was once 20-1 late in the season, but lost his last two starts. |
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Posted By: Jimi
What would be impressive to see is Cliff Lee of the Indians, who is currently 13 - 2, end the season at his projected pace of 21-3.....for a last place team! |
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Posted By: Darren
In 1978 Ron Guidry pitched 273.3 innings with a 1.74 ERA, his record 25-3. |
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Posted By: Arthur Lobbe
The most amazing year for me was Steve Carlton's 1972 Season in which he won 27 of the team's 59 wins with a sub 2.00 ERA. Not being a Phillie nor a Carlton fan this one to me is just impressive. I do remember Face's season in 1959 and if I remember correctly his ERA wan't great and he blew a number of leads in which the Pirates came back and won the game. |
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OT pitching history question for the experts
Posted By: ali_lapoint
i remember in 1990 when bob welch went 27-6 for the A's. |
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OT pitching history question for the experts
Posted By: Steve
1937 Johnny Allen went 15 and 1 |
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Posted By: howard
Earl Hamilton set a record of sorts by going winless in 1917 (0-9) and undefeated (6-0) in 1918. Not a lot of decisions but kooky stats nonetheless. |
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Posted By: Peter_Spaeth
23-4, 2.07, with all the hitters on roids. |
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Posted By: Frank Wakefield
I like Steve's recollection of Johnny Allen's 15-1 in 1937. He gets forgotten... That was the year the old rookie Jim Turner won 20 games. |
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Posted By: Peter_Spaeth
34-5, 1.91. Edited to add at age 22. He was done as a pitcher by age 25. |
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Posted By: ali_lapoint
last year trever miller set a record after appearing in 76 games and ending the season with a 0-0 record for the Astros. the other side of greatness. |
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Posted By: Darren
Also in Guidry's 1978 season he had 9 shutouts and his ERA was almost 2.00 lower than the league average. |
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