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Greatest Astros Pitching Season All-Time

Discussion in 'Houston Astros' started by SamCassell, Jan 2, 2021.

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Greatest Pitching Season?

  1. Nolan Ryan 1981: 11-5, 1.69 ERA, 140K, 1.121WHIP

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  2. Mike Scott 1986: 18-10, 2.22 ERA, 306K, .923WHIP (Cy)

    23.8%
  3. Randy Johnson 1998: 10-1, 1.28 ERA, 116K, .984WHIP

    16.7%
  4. Mike Hampton 1999: 22-4, 2.90 ERA, 177K, 1.285WHIP

    2.4%
  5. Roger Clemens 2004: 18-4, 2.98 ERA, 218K, 1.157WHIP (Cy)

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  6. Roger Clemens 2005: 13-8, 1.87 ERA, 185K, 1.008WHIP

    9.5%
  7. Andy Pettitte 2005: 17-9, 2.39 ERA, 171K, 1.030WHIP

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  8. Dallas Keuchel 2015: 20-8, 2.48 ERA, 216K, 1.017WHIP (Cy)

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  9. Justin Verlander 2019: 21-6, 2.58 ERA, 300K, .803WHIP (Cy)

    33.3%
  10. Gerrit Cole 2019: 20-5, 2.50 ERA, 326K, .895WHIP

    14.3%
  1. peleincubus

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    calm down, no reason to get so hyped up over a slowly dying sport.

    joking joking again calm down lol
     
  2. rockbox

    rockbox Around before clutchcity.com

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    Mike Scott and Randy Johnson are as unhittable as I've seen anyone. They just made people look foolish. I don't know if remember correctly but I think Mike actually got someone to swing at a pitch that ended hitting home plate because it dropped so fast.
     
  3. SamCassell

    SamCassell Contributing Member

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    You know, I considered including relievers. Lidge had a dominant 2004. 1.90 ERA, 29 saves, 157! strikeouts, along with a .919 WHIP.

    But I still think Wagner's 99 season was better - 1.57 ERA, 39 saves, 124K, and a .777 WHIP. It really depends on how much you value Lidge's additional innings over Wagner's better per-inning statistics. Both are among the top-10 relief pitching seasons ever by WAR or WPA.
     
  4. Plowman

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    Don Wilson's 2.45 and 18 complete games.

    Nolan's 8-16 year when he led the league in ERA.

    JR's..last year before the stroke. ( Year before was good too)

    Randy Johnson's stretch..
     
  5. bobrek

    bobrek Politics belong in the D & D

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    I'll see your Don Wilson and raise you a Larry Dierker - 2.33 ERA, 20 wins, 20 complete games, 232 strike outs, 22 years old.
     
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