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Related: About this forumOnly player with a career pitching winning % over .650 and a slugging % over .650
Babe Ruth.
Really over .600 in reality.
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Only player with a career pitching winning % over .650 and a slugging % over .650 (Original Post)
kairos12
Feb 2019
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Something that just hit me. How much support did he give himself in those starts?
Afromania
Feb 2019
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Afromania
(2,789 posts)1. Something that just hit me. How much support did he give himself in those starts?
kairos12
(13,248 posts)2. Here is an amazing game Ruth pitched in the World Series.
https://www.baseball-reference.com/boxes/BOS/BOS191610090.shtml
Didn't help himself with the bat that day, but what a game he threw.
Didn't help himself with the bat that day, but what a game he threw.
Afromania
(2,789 posts)3. How many pitchers would that take now, like 6? 7 maybe?
kairos12
(13,248 posts)4. In my lifetime the only game the resembles this one was when
Jack Morris threw, I think, a 10 inning shutout against the Braves in Game 7 of the 1991 World Series for the Twins. He got the win at 1-0.
gibraltar72
(7,629 posts)5. Jack was amazing.