Baseball pitching standards
Dropping in major league baseball you cant really see any aces apart from kershaw and bumgardner.
The amount of homeruns seems to be up across the board (at least to start) this year...maybe just me though. I agree though the elite pitchers are dwindling.
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Splits:
League:
Position:
Throws:
Age:
Min IP:
Qualified | Non-Qualified
CLEAR
Sortable Pitching
RK
PLAYER
TEAM
GP
GS
IP
H
R
ER
BB
SO
W
L
SV
BLSV
WAR
WHIP
ERA
1
Pedro Martinez
BOS
29
29
217.0
128
44
42
32
284
18
6
0
0
11.4
0.74
1.74
2
Kevin Brown
LA
33
33
230.0
181
76
66
47
216
13
6
0
0
6.8
0.99
2.58
3
Randy Johnson
ARI
35
35
248.2
202
89
73
76
347
19
7
0
0
7.8
1.12
2.64
4
Greg Maddux
ATL
35
35
249.1
225
91
83
42
190
19
9
0
0
6.3
1.07
3.00
5
Mike Hampton
NYM
33
33
217.2
194
89
76
99
151
15
10
0
0
4.5
1.35
3.14
6
Al Leiter
NYM
31
31
208.0
176
84
74
76
200
16
8
0
0
4.5
1.21
3.20
7
Chan Ho Park
LA
34
34
226.0
173
92
82
124
217
18
10
0
0
4.6
1.31
3.27
8
Tom Glavine
ATL
35
35
241.0
222
101
91
65
152
21
9
0
0
4.6
1.19
3.40
9
Rick Ankiel
STL
31
30
175.0
137
80
68
90
194
11
7
0
0
3.1
1.30
3.50
10
Robert Person
PHI
28
28
173.1
144
73
70
95
164
9
7
0
0
3.7
1.38
3.63
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son:
Splits:
League:
Position:
Throws:
Age:
Min IP:
Qualified | Non-Qualified
CLEAR
Sortable Pitching
RK
PLAYER
TEAM
GP
GS
IP
H
R
ER
BB
SO
W
L
SV
BLSV
WAR
WHIP
ERA
1
Zack Greinke
LAD
32
32
222.2
148
43
41
40
200
19
3
0
0
9.3
0.84
1.66
2
Jake Arrieta
CHC
33
33
229.0
150
52
45
48
236
22
6
0
0
8.6
0.86
1.77
3
Clayton Kershaw
LAD
33
33
232.2
163
62
55
42
301
16
7
0
0
7.5
0.88
2.13
4
David Price
DET/TOR
32
32
220.1
190
70
60
47
225
18
5
0
0
6.0
1.08
2.45
5
Dallas Keuchel
HOU
33
33
232.0
185
68
64
51
216
20
8
0
0
7.2
1.02
2.48
6
Jacob deGrom
NYM
30
30
191.0
149
59
54
38
205
14
8
0
0
4.7
0.98
2.54
7
Gerrit Cole
PIT
32
32
208.0
183
71
60
44
202
19
8
0
0
4.5
1.09
2.60
8
Matt Harvey
NYM
29
29
189.1
156
62
57
37
188
13
8
0
0
4.3
1.02
2.71
9
Sonny Gray
OAK
31
31
208.0
166
71
63
59
169
14
7
0
0
5.8
1.08
2.73
10
John Lackey
STL
33
33
218.0
211
71
67
53
175
13
10
0
0
5.6
1.21
2.77
Problem is there are way to many journeyman pitchers in mlb currently
Well clear indication of roid policies...good grief Rick Ankiel
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the past 50 years about 20 starting pitchers have had full season ERA's under 2.00
we got 3 that have done it in the past two years With Arrieta, Kershaw (multiple times), and Greinke