Greatest RH K-Artist - Yankee History

Wolf Hopper · 09-22-2003, 05:20 PM

In the history of the NY Yankees, who would you say is their best RH throwing strikeout artist? Break it down to SP and RP, if needed.

gyb13 · 09-22-2003, 05:31 PM

here's a list for starters:

Code:

NEW YORK YANKEES
CAREER
RIGHT HANDED PITCHERS
GAMES STARTED >= 100

STRIKEOUTS/9 IP               SO/9 IP     GS     
1    David Cone                 8.67      144   
2    Roger Clemens              8.59      124   
3    Orlando Hernandez          7.04      121   
4    Bob Turley                 6.45      175   
5    Allie Reynolds             5.12      209   
6    Jim Bouton                 4.99      131   
7    Doc Medich                 4.93      108   
8    Stan Bahnsen               4.88      139   
9    Vic Raschi                 4.87      207   
10   Ralph Terry                4.62      161

and one for relievers:

Code:

NEW YORK YANKEES
CAREER

RIGHT HANDED PITCHERS
GAMES >= 100
GAMES STARTED <= 30

STRIKEOUTS/9 IP               SO/9 IP      G       GS     
1    Ryne Duren                11.17      131        2   
2    Jeff Nelson                9.61      307        0   
3    Goose Gossage              8.65      319        0   
4    Mariano Rivera             8.07      448       10   
5    Eric Plunk                 8.00      117       15   
6    Pedro Ramos                6.49      130        1   
7    John Habyan                6.19      164        0   
8    Hal Reniff                 6.18      247        0   
9    Lindy McDaniel             5.99      265        3   
10   Rich Monteleone            5.96      120        0

sweaver · 09-22-2003, 07:42 PM

Ryno!!!!!!

Wolf Hopper · 09-22-2003, 07:53 PM

Those are just rates - how about total Ks?

gyb13 · 09-23-2003, 12:49 AM

for total strikeouts:

Code:

NEW YORK YANKEES
CAREER
RIGHT HANDED PITCHERS
GAMES STARTED >= 100

STRIKEOUTS                      SO       GS     
1    Red Ruffing                1526      391   
2    Mel Stottlemyre            1257      356   
3    Bob Shawkey                1163      274   
4    Allie Reynolds              967      209   
5    Jack Chesbro                913      227   
6    Bob Turley                  909      175   
7    David Cone                  888      144   
8    Vic Raschi                  832      207   
9    Ray Caldwell                803      197   
10   Roger Clemens               756      124

and for relievers:

Code:

NEW YORK YANKEES
CAREER
RIGHT HANDED PITCHERS
GAMES >= 100
GAMES STARTED <= 30

STRIKEOUTS                      SO        G       GS     
1    Mariano Rivera              519      448       10   
2    Goose Gossage               512      319        0   
3    Lindy McDaniel              363      265        3   
4    Jeff Nelson                 313      307        0   
5    Hal Reniff                  293      247        0   
6    Bob Wickman                 259      223       28   
7    Ryne Duren                  257      131        2   
8    Eric Plunk                  231      117       15   
9    Ron Davis                   191      144        0   
10   George Frazier              164      140        0

Wolf Hopper · 09-23-2003, 06:24 AM

G - what if you add 2003 stats to your lists?

gyb13 · 09-23-2003, 11:14 AM

then i'd have access to lee's database

doing a little legwork:

2003 SO
Clemens 187 (32 starts)
Rivera 58 (61 games)
Nelson 20 (22 games)

Roger moves to 5th among SP at 943 SO (156 GS)
Mo increases his lead among RP at 577 SO (509 G)
Nelson stays in 4th among RP at 333 SO (329 G)

Wolf Hopper · 09-23-2003, 11:38 AM

I think Clemens has a case for the title.

gyb13 · 09-23-2003, 11:46 AM

i knew that's where you were going with this... i guess you can make a case, based on his quality (up there with Cone for top SO/9) and some quantity (5th in SO, way ahead of Cone, way behind Ruff and Mel)

09-22-2003, 05:20 PM	#1
Wolf Hopper NetShrine Creator & Curator Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: NetShrine WHQ Posts: 6,191	Greatest RH K-Artist - Yankee History In the history of the NY Yankees, who would you say is their best RH throwing strikeout artist? Break it down to SP and RP, if needed. __________________ Steve, Forum Administrator POSTING TIP FOR THE DAY: When composing a post, think about what you would say if the intended recipient was an individual who was actually sitting just two feet in front of you, in person, rather than just some far away and anonymous audience who only can identify you as text on a PC screen - - and then write your post in that manner. It makes for remarkable and sincere discourse.

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Wolf Hopper NetShrine Creator & Curator Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: NetShrine WHQ Posts: 6,191	Those are just rates - how about total Ks? __________________ Steve, Forum Administrator POSTING TIP FOR THE DAY: When composing a post, think about what you would say if the intended recipient was an individual who was actually sitting just two feet in front of you, in person, rather than just some far away and anonymous audience who only can identify you as text on a PC screen - - and then write your post in that manner. It makes for remarkable and sincere discourse.

09-23-2003, 06:24 AM	#6
Wolf Hopper NetShrine Creator & Curator Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: NetShrine WHQ Posts: 6,191	G - what if you add 2003 stats to your lists? __________________ Steve, Forum Administrator POSTING TIP FOR THE DAY: When composing a post, think about what you would say if the intended recipient was an individual who was actually sitting just two feet in front of you, in person, rather than just some far away and anonymous audience who only can identify you as text on a PC screen - - and then write your post in that manner. It makes for remarkable and sincere discourse.

09-23-2003, 11:14 AM	#7
gyb13 NS Omnipresent Brasilian Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: Crazy George's playground Posts: 10,903	then i'd have access to lee's database doing a little legwork: 2003 SO Clemens 187 (32 starts) Rivera 58 (61 games) Nelson 20 (22 games) Roger moves to 5th among SP at 943 SO (156 GS) Mo increases his lead among RP at 577 SO (509 G) Nelson stays in 4th among RP at 333 SO (329 G) __________________ Gustavo NDF Moderator Those who would give up essential liberty to purchase a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety. - Benjamin Franklin

09-23-2003, 11:38 AM	#8
Wolf Hopper NetShrine Creator & Curator Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: NetShrine WHQ Posts: 6,191	I think Clemens has a case for the title. __________________ Steve, Forum Administrator POSTING TIP FOR THE DAY: When composing a post, think about what you would say if the intended recipient was an individual who was actually sitting just two feet in front of you, in person, rather than just some far away and anonymous audience who only can identify you as text on a PC screen - - and then write your post in that manner. It makes for remarkable and sincere discourse.

09-22-2003, 07:42 PM	#3
sweaver Netshrine Cleanup Hitter Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: The Mountain State Posts: 8,883	Ryno!!!!!!

09-23-2003, 11:46 AM	#9
gyb13 NS Omnipresent Brasilian Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: Crazy George's playground Posts: 10,903	i knew that's where you were going with this... i guess you can make a case, based on his quality (up there with Cone for top SO/9) and some quantity (5th in SO, way ahead of Cone, way behind Ruff and Mel) __________________ Gustavo NDF Moderator Those who would give up essential liberty to purchase a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety. - Benjamin Franklin

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