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#28
09-29-2004, 09:28 PM
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Survey: Who is the most underrated deadball era pitcher?
Posted By: PeterP
I'm going out on a total lark here, more to spur further discussion than anything else, but how about Smokey Joe Wood? Granted he only played 7 full seasons, but a .671 winning percentage and a 2.03 career ERA. Best season was 1912 when he went 34-5 with a 1.91 ERA, 10 SHO, 35 CG, 344 IP, only 267 hits, and struck out 258. 
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