Winner by a unanimous decision

[Yogi#8Fan]

Name the pitcher and the single year. He's won in each of the following categories:

ERA, Wins, W-L%, (BB + H)/9IP, Most Strikeouts/9IP, Fewest BB/9IP, Hits Allowed/9IP.

The bonus questions are which award (one (1)) did that pitcher attain, and what other "first" was won, both in that same year?

[Xanadu Dragon]

Originally posted by Yogi#8Fan
Name the pitcher and the single year. He's won in each of the following categories:

ERA, Wins, W-L%, (BB + H)/9IP, Most Strikeouts/9IP, Fewest BB/9IP, Hits Allowed/9IP.

The bonus questions are which award (one (1)) did that pitcher attain, and what other "first" was won, both in that same year?

Huh? English please.

[Duque]

Big Train, 1913?

And he won whatever they called the MVP award back then.

[Yogi#8Fan]

Let me try breaking it down, Steve. The pitcher was best in the following categories for a single year:

Lowest ERA
Most Wins
Greatest W-L%
Lowest (BB + H)/9IP
Fewest Hits Allowed/9IP
Fewest BB/9IP
Most Strikeouts/9IP
Complete Games (I just found this one)
Shutouts (I just found this one also)

The bonus questions were:

Which award given to a ballplayer was attained by that same pitcher in that year?

What other "first" did that pitcher win in that year?

I excluded that other "first" since it may lead to the pitcher too easily. Is that more understandable, Steve?

[Yogi#8Fan]

Originally posted by Duque
Big Train, 1913?

And he won whatever they called the MVP award back then. Duque's on fire, I can't fool him. We have another winner! He'd gotten the AL-MVP, all while playing for the Washington Senators (http://www.baseball-reference.com/teams/WSH/1913.shtml).