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BATTING (min 300 games)

 

Games: Aramis Ramirez - 851

 

PA's: Ramirez - 3,572

 

AB's: Ramirez - 3,202

 

BA: Derrek Lee - .304

 

OBP: Sammy Sosa - .390

 

SLG: Sosa - .612

 

OPS: Sosa - 1.002

 

OPS+: Sosa - 156

 

ISO: Sosa - .317

 

Runs: Sosa - 542

 

Hits: Ramirez - 961

 

2B: Lee - 218

 

3B: Corey Patterson - 21

 

HR: Sosa - 238

 

RBI: Ramirez - 630

 

BB: Sosa - 428

 

IBB: Sosa - 84

 

SO: Sosa - 741

 

SB: Patterson - 86

 

CS: Ryan Theriot - 29

 

HBP: Ramirez - 44

 

Sacrifice Hits: Kerry Wood - 38

 

Sacrifice Fly's: Sosa - 32

 

GIDP: Ramirez - 93

 

Outs: Ramirez - 2342

 

Total Bases: Ramirez - 1749

 

X-BH: Ramirez - 400

 

Times on Base: Lee - 1362

 

 

Single Season (min 300 PA's)

 

PA: Juan Pierre - 750 - 2006

 

AB: Pierre - 699 - 2006

 

BA: Lee - .335 - 2005

 

OBP: Sosa - .437 - 2001

 

SLG: Sosa - .737 - 2001

 

OPS: Sosa - 1.174 - 2001

 

OPS+: Sosa - 203 - 2001

 

ISO: Sosa - 409 - 2001

 

Runs: Sosa - 146 - 2001

 

Hits: Pierre - 204 - 2006

 

2B: Lee - 50 - 2005

 

3B: Pierre - 13 - 2006

 

HR: Sosa - 64 - 2001

 

RBI: Sosa - 160 - 2001

 

BB: Sosa - 116 - 2001

 

IBB: Sosa - 37 - 2001

 

SO: Patterson - 168 - 2004

 

SB: Pierre - 58 - 2006

 

CS: Pierre - 20 - 2006

 

HBP: R. Johnson - 12 - 2008

 

Sacrifice Hits: Dempster - 19 - 2008

 

Sacrifice Fly's: Sosa - 12 - 2001

 

GIDP: Lee - 27 - 2008

 

Outs: Pierre - 521 - 2006

 

Total Bases: Sosa - 425 - 2001

 

X-BH: Sosa - 103 - 2001

 

Times on Base: Sosa - 311 - 2001

 

 

PITCHING (min 200 IP)

 

Wins: Zambrano - 105

 

Losses: Zambrano - 68

 

Saves: Dempster - 87

 

W-L %: Lilly - .629

 

Games: Farnsworth - 316

 

Starts: Zambrano - 238

 

Q. Starts: Zambrano - 149

 

CG: Lieber - 14

 

Shutouts: Zambrano - 4

 

Relief App: Farnsworth - 311

 

IP: Zambrano - 1551.1

 

Earned Runs: Zambrano - 605

 

Hits: Zambrano - 1313

 

BB: Zambrano - 698

 

SO: Zambrano - 1324

 

HR: Zambrano - 126

 

Wild Pitches: Zambrano - 49

 

HBP: Zambrano - 81

 

Most SB allow: Maddux - 77

 

Pickoff's: Wood - 16

 

GIDP: 132

 

Pitches: Zambrano - 25626

 

Strikes: Zambrano - 15656

 

Most Pitches per GS: Zambrano - 106.0

Least per GS: Marshall - 85.1

 

Best ERA: Harden - 3.31

Worst ERA: Tapani - 4.77

 

Best ERA+: Marmol - 132

Worst ERA+: Tapani - 91

 

Best BB/9: Maddux - 1.44

Worst BB/9: Marmol - 5.85

 

Best HR/9: Zambrano - 0.73

Worst HR/9: Tapani - 1.46

 

Best K/9: Harden - 11.04

Worst K/9: Marquis - 5.02

 

Best H/9: Marmol - 5.70

Worst H/9: Rusch - 10.23

 

Best WHIP: Lilly - 1.145

Worst WHIP: Rusch - 1.485

 

Best K/BB: Howry - 4.12

Worst K/BB: Marquis - 1.37

 

Best Opp BA: Marmol - .181

Worst: Rusch - .288

 

Best Opp OBP: Lilly - .287

Worst: Cruz - .352

 

Best Opp SLG: Marmol - .308

Worst: .459

 

 

Single Season (min 50 IP)

 

Wins: Lieber - 20 - 2001

 

Losses: Maddux - 15 - 2005

 

Saves: Wood - 34 - 2008

 

W-L%: Lieber - .769 - 2001

 

CG: Lieber - 6 - 2000

 

Shutouts: Wood - 2 - 2003

 

Relief App: Howry - 84 - 2006

 

IP: Lieber - 251 - 2000

 

Best ERA (min 162 IP): Prior - 2.43 - 2003

 

Worst ERA: Tapani - 5.01 - 2000

 

Strikeouts: Wood - 266 - 2003

 

Pitches: Zambrano - 3686 - 2007

 

Best BB/9: Lieber - 0.77 - 2002

Worst BB/9: Marmol - 7.91 - 2009

 

Best HR/9: Marmol - 0.24 - 2009

Worst H/9: Rusch - 2.85 - 2006

 

Best K/9: Marmol - 12.46 - 2007

Worst K/9: Marquis - 4.90 - 2008

 

Best H/9: Marmol - 4.12 - 2008

Worst H/9: Mitre - 12.37 - 2004

 

Best WHIP: Marmol - 0.927 - 2008

Worst WHIP: Guzman - 1.875 - 2006

 

Best K/BB: Lieber - 7.25 - 2002

Worst K/BB: Marmol - 1.00 - 2006

 

Best Opp BA: Marmol - 135 - 2008

Worst Opp BA: Mitre - .327 - 2004

 

Best Opp OBP: Marmol - .251 - 2008

Worst Opp OBP: Guzman - .416 - 2006

 

Best Opp SLG: Marmol - .226 - 2007

Worst Opp SLG: Rusch - .625 - 2006

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Estes had a 5.73 ERA in 2003, that's worse than Tapani's 5.01.

 

Estes only had 152 IP and thus didn't qualify for the 162 minimum that is necessary for an ERA title, which is what I used for best and worst with regard to ERA's.

 

FWIW, the biggest loser at a minimum of 25 IP goes to Steve Smyth in 2002 with a 9.35. Minimum of 50 it goes to Ruben Quevedo in 2000 with 7.47, and at 100 it goes to the aforementioned Mr. Estes, of whom it should also be mentioned has the worst WHIP of any starting pitcher throughout all of baseball over the entire decade.

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... the aforementioned Mr. Estes, of whom it should also be mentioned has the worst WHIP of any starting pitcher throughout all of baseball over the entire decade.

 

But ... but .... but he threw a shutout on 09/24 in 2003. :mrgreen:

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... the aforementioned Mr. Estes, of whom it should also be mentioned has the worst WHIP of any starting pitcher throughout all of baseball over the entire decade.

 

But ... but .... but he threw a shutout on 09/24 in 2003. :mrgreen:

 

that one game probably kept him from having the worst WHIP in the past 30 years. :-)

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Amazing that the Cub hits leader (Ramirez) has less than 1/2 the hits of the MLB hits leader (Ichiro). Even if Ramirez had played on the Cubs in 01 and 02, he still wouldn't be close

 

and Ichiro didn't even play in 2000

 

I know, it's sick.

 

I assume that all of your Cubs numbers were accumulated just on the Cubs, right?

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Yes, looking back on the "steroids era", some of those stats are just ludicrous.

 

Look at the awards voting for the year 2000. There was a guy in the NL with .314/.391/.636 and 44 HR, 122 RBI that came in 20th! In the AL that same year a guy with .333/.407/.523 and 29 HR, 144 RBI came in 11th.

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Yes, looking back on the "steroids era", some of those stats are just ludicrous.

 

Look at the awards voting for the year 2000. There was a guy in the NL with .314/.391/.636 and 44 HR, 122 RBI that came in 20th! In the AL that same year a guy with .333/.407/.523 and 29 HR, 144 RBI came in 11th.

 

Indeed. I just looked at the 2000 MVP vote and if any of those guys had those same numbers in 2009, there would be no question about receiving the MVP.

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For someone who is injured practically every year I'm surprised Ramirez has all those games played achievements... then again, he's the only player who has been in the starting lineup since 2003... How far back was Lee, I assume his wrist injury really set him back a ways, otherwise I would imagine he'd lead in all those categories perhaps?
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how long did this take to put together? jesus christ

 

anyway, good work, this is the kind of thing i would start and then stop after 15 minutes and play xbox

 

I took an adderall at like 4pm for whatever reason and so I got really intense on it. This and the MLB one probably took 2 hours total.

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Yes, looking back on the "steroids era", some of those stats are just ludicrous.

 

Look at the awards voting for the year 2000. There was a guy in the NL with .314/.391/.636 and 44 HR, 122 RBI that came in 20th! In the AL that same year a guy with .333/.407/.523 and 29 HR, 144 RBI came in 11th.

 

Indeed. I just looked at the 2000 MVP vote and if any of those guys had those same numbers in 2009, there would be no question about receiving the MVP.

 

Those numbers are just absurd that those guys were putting up.

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Pitches: Zambrano - 25626

Strikes: Zambrano - 15656

 

The similarity in these numbers is pretty awesome.

 

MLB.com has his number of pitches at 25684.

 

well baseball-reference tells mlb.com to go to hell.

 

I don't see total pitches thrown in baseball-reference.

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