In honor of Roy Halladay’s second no hitter of the season, I decided to check the Whiffle stats to see if anyone had recorded 27 consecutive outs (over multiple appearances, of course) this season.
I’ll end the suspense; the answer is no. But of course we pitch in a “league” that bats 0.361 overall and has 3 batters over the 0.400 mark. Such a feat would be Herculean in this game.
Here are the best out streaks for each pitcher:
I’ll end the suspense; the answer is no. But of course we pitch in a “league” that bats 0.361 overall and has 3 batters over the 0.400 mark. Such a feat would be Herculean in this game.
Here are the best out streaks for each pitcher:
Pitcher | Consecutive Outs |
Mosser | 18 |
Simpson | 18 |
Eldridge | 16 |
Berwald | 12 |
Cebulash | 11 |
Zamonski | 11 |
Montague | 10 |
Ha | 7 |
Kim | 7 |
Lindsay | 7 |
Baker | 6 |
Anderson | 5 |
Bush | 5 |
Hume | 4 |
Mackintosh | 4 |
Diodoardo | 3 |
Halling | 1 |
One note: Brian Simpson’s 18-out streak is a current streak, covering all 18 batters he has faced this season.
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Doesn't count.
ReplyDeletei'm not sure what doesn't count. just one more list where there's dave (r-oh) looking up at me. :)
ReplyDeleteyou guys are dorks
ReplyDeleteIt's just another data point on the way to the Cy Young ballot box.
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