Offseason stat package--SO/9 IP

nyy26wc · 01-13-2003, 10:29 AM

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CAREER SO/9 IP LEADERS

1    Randy Johnson             11.21
2    Pedro Martinez            10.56
3    Nolan Ryan                 9.55
4    Hideo Nomo                 9.32
5    Sandy Koufax               9.27
6    Sam McDowell               8.86
7    Curt Schilling             8.74
8    Roger Clemens              8.65
9    Sid Fernandez              8.40
10   J.R. Richard               8.37
11   David Cone                 8.30
12   Tom Gordon                 8.03
13   Bob Veale                  7.96
14   John Smoltz                7.90
15   Jim Maloney                7.81
16   Al Leiter                  7.70
17   Jose Rijo                  7.69
18   Jeff Fassero               7.57
19   Jose DeLeon                7.56
20   Mario Soto                 7.54
21   Sam Jones                  7.53
22   Mark Langston              7.49
23   Goose Gossage              7.47
24   Dwight Gooden              7.37
25   Chuck Finley               7.35
26   Shane Reynolds             7.26
27   Bob Gibson                 7.22
28   Andy Benes                 7.19
29   Bobby Witt                 7.14
30   Steve Carlton              7.13
31   Dave Burba                 7.13
32   Mike Mussina               7.08
33   Pedro Astacio              7.06
34   Rube Waddell               7.04
35   Kevin Appier               7.03
36   Mickey Lolich              7.00
37   Darryl Kile                6.93
38   Rollie Fingers             6.87
39   Tom Seaver                 6.85
40   Jim Bunning                6.83
41   Erik Hanson                6.80
42   Ramon Martinez             6.78
43   Denny Neagle               6.76
44   Wilson Alvarez             6.74
45   Juan Pizarro               6.73
46   Bobby Bolin                6.71
47   Bert Blyleven              6.70
48   Ray Culp                   6.69
49   Ron Guidry                 6.69
50   Jon Lieber                 6.68
51   Stan Williams              6.66
52   Bob Turley                 6.66
53   Camilo Pascual             6.66
54   Don Wilson                 6.61
55   Tug McGraw                 6.59
56   Kevin Brown                6.59
57   Dennis Eckersley           6.58
58   Denny Lemaster             6.57
59   Andy Messersmith           6.56
60   Don Drysdale               6.52
61   Todd Stottlemyre           6.52
62   Al Downing                 6.50
63   Floyd Bannister            6.49
64   Toad Ramsey                6.49
65   Diego Segui                6.46
66   Aaron Sele                 6.44
67   Hoyt Wilhelm               6.43
68   Dean Chance                6.43
69   Mark Gardner               6.41
70   Alex Fernandez             6.40
71   Mike Scott                 6.39
72   Ferguson Jenkins           6.38
73   Moe Drabowsky              6.38
74   Fernando Valenzuela        6.37
75   Earl Wilson                6.37
76   Harvey Haddix              6.34
77   Greg Maddux                6.34
78   Sonny Siebert              6.32
79   Steve Trachsel             6.31
80   Chris Short                6.31
81   Bruce Hurst                6.29
82   Pete Harnisch              6.29
83   Bill Singer                6.27
84   Kevin Gross                6.25
85   Jack McDowell              6.25
86   Luis Tiant                 6.24
87   Andy Pettitte              6.22
88   Turk Farrell               6.22
89   Greg Swindell              6.21
90   Frank Castillo             6.21
91   Dazzy Vance                6.20
92   Tim Wakefield              6.20
93   Stu Miller                 6.18
94   Clay Kirby                 6.16
95   Gary Bell                  6.15
96   Gary Peters                6.14
97   Denny McLain               6.12
98   David Wells                6.10
99   Don Sutton                 6.09
100  Mike Krukow                6.07

nyy26wc · 01-13-2003, 10:31 AM

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SINGLE SEASON SO/9 IP LEADERS

1    Randy Johnson            2001    13.41
2    Pedro Martinez           1999    13.23
3    Kerry Wood               1998    12.58
4    Randy Johnson            2000    12.56
5    Randy Johnson            1995    12.35
6    Randy Johnson            1997    12.30
7    Randy Johnson            1998    12.12
8    Randy Johnson            1999    12.07
9    Pedro Martinez           2000    11.78
10   Randy Johnson            2002    11.56
11   Nolan Ryan               1987    11.48
12   Dwight Gooden            1984    11.39
13   Pedro Martinez           1997    11.37
14   Nolan Ryan               1989    11.32
15   Curt Schilling           1997    11.29
16   Kerry Wood               2001    11.20
17   Hideo Nomo               1995    11.10
18   Curt Schilling           2002    10.97
19   Randy Johnson            1993    10.86
20   Pedro Martinez           2002    10.79
21   Sam McDowell             1965    10.71
22   Randy Johnson            1994    10.67
23   Nolan Ryan               1973    10.57
24   Sandy Koufax             1962    10.57
25   Nolan Ryan               1991    10.56
26   Sam McDowell             1966    10.44
27   Nolan Ryan               1972    10.43
28   Roger Clemens            1998    10.39
29   Nolan Ryan               1976    10.35
30   Randy Johnson            1992    10.31
31   Curt Schilling           2001    10.27
32   Nolan Ryan               1977    10.26
33   David Cone               1997    10.25
34   Nolan Ryan               1990    10.24
35   Sandy Koufax             1965    10.23
36   Randy Johnson            1991    10.19
37   Bartolo Colon            2000    10.15
38   Sandy Koufax             1960    10.13
39   Hideo Nomo               1997    10.11
40   Curt Schilling           1998    10.05
41   Mike Scott               1986    10.00
42   Hideo Nomo               2001    10.00
43   Rick Ankiel              2000     9.98
44   Nolan Ryan               1978     9.97
45   Roger Clemens            1997     9.95
46   Nolan Ryan               1974     9.93
47   Roger Clemens            1988     9.92
48   David Cone               1990     9.91
49   J.R. Richard             1978     9.90
50   Andy Benes               1994     9.87
51   Nolan Ryan               1986     9.81
52   John Smoltz              1996     9.79
53   Herb Score               1955     9.71
54   Pedro Martinez           1998     9.67
55   Nolan Ryan               1984     9.65
56   J.R. Richard             1979     9.64
57   Roger Clemens            2002     9.60
58   Mario Soto               1982     9.57
59   Tom Griffin              1969     9.56
60   Jim Maloney              1963     9.54
61   Roger Clemens            1996     9.53
62   Jason Schmidt            2002     9.52
63   Sid Fernandez            1985     9.51
64   Herb Score               1956     9.51
65   Sam McDowell             1968     9.47
66   Sandy Koufax             1961     9.46
67   Matt Clement             2002     9.44
68   David Cone               1992     9.41
69   Frank Tanana             1975     9.41
70   Don Wilson               1969     9.40
71   Bob Veale                1965     9.34
72   Nolan Ryan               1988     9.33
73   David Cone               1991     9.32
74   John Smoltz              1998     9.29
75   Luis Tiant               1967     9.22
76   Hideo Nomo               1996     9.22
77   Pedro Martinez           1996     9.22
78   Brandon Duckworth        2002     9.22
79   Mark Langston            1986     9.21
80   Dave Boswell             1966     9.21
81   Sam McDowell             1964     9.21
82   Luis Tiant               1968     9.20
83   Kerry Wood               2002     9.14
84   Sid Fernandez            1988     9.10
85   Sonny Siebert            1965     9.10
86   Tom Seaver               1971     9.08
87   Sid Fernandez            1990     9.08
88   David Cone               1998     9.06
89   Dennis Eckersley         1976     9.03
90   John Smoltz              1995     9.02
91   Nolan Ryan               1979     9.01
T92  Sandy Koufax             1964     9.00
T92  Kevin Brown              1998     9.00
T92  Sam McDowell             1967     9.00
T92  Darryl Kile              1996     9.00
96   Sam McDowell             1970     8.97
97   Bobby Witt               1990     8.96
98   A.J. Burnett             2002     8.94
99   Curt Schilling           1996     8.93
100  Jose Rijo                1994     8.93

nyy26wc · 01-13-2003, 10:31 AM

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ACTIVE SO/9 IP LEADERS

1    Randy Johnson             11.21
2    Pedro Martinez            10.56
3    Hideo Nomo                 9.32
4    Curt Schilling             8.74
5    Roger Clemens              8.65
6    Tom Gordon                 8.03
7    John Smoltz                7.90
8    Al Leiter                  7.70
9    Jose Rijo                  7.69
10   Jeff Fassero               7.57
11   Chuck Finley               7.35
12   Shane Reynolds             7.26
13   Dave Burba                 7.13
14   Mike Mussina               7.08
15   Pedro Astacio              7.06
16   Kevin Appier               7.03
17   Denny Neagle               6.76
18   Wilson Alvarez             6.74
19   Jon Lieber                 6.68
20   Kevin Brown                6.59

nyy26wc · 01-13-2003, 10:31 AM

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2002 SO/9 IP LEADERS

AL
1    Pedro Martinez            10.79
2    Roger Clemens              9.60
3    Mike Mussina               7.60
4    Tim Wakefield              7.38
5    Freddy Garcia              7.28
6    Barry Zito                 7.14
7    Danys Baez                 7.08
8    Mark Mulder                6.90
9    Ramon Ortiz                6.71
10   John Burkett               6.45
11   C.C. Sabathia              6.39
12   Eric Milton                6.37
13   Roy Halladay               6.32
14   Kevin Appier               6.31
15   Joel Pineiro               6.30
16   Dan Wright                 6.23
17   Rodrigo Lopez              6.22
18   Kyle Lohse                 6.18
19   Frank Castillo             6.17
20   Sidney Ponson              6.14
21   Jarrod Washburn            6.07
22   David Wells                5.98
23   Jeff Weaver                5.95
24   Rick Reed                  5.79
25   Tim Hudson                 5.74
26   Jamie Moyer                5.74
27   Tanyon Sturtze             5.50
28   Jon Garland                5.23
29   Derek Lowe                 5.20
30   Cory Lidle                 5.20
31   Paul Wilson                5.16
32   Paul Byrd                  5.08
33   Mark Buehrle               5.05
34   Joe Kennedy                4.99
35   Mark Redman                4.83
36   Jeff Suppan                4.72
37   Ismael Valdes              4.68
38   Kenny Rogers               4.57

NL
1    Randy Johnson             11.56
2    Curt Schilling            10.97
3    Jason Schmidt              9.52
4    Matt Clement               9.44
5    Brandon Duckworth          9.22
6    Kerry Wood                 9.14
7    A.J. Burnett               8.94
8    Roy Oswalt                 8.03
9    Hideo Nomo                 7.88
10   Wade Miller                7.87
11   Al Leiter                  7.58
12   Kevin Millwood             7.38
13   Randy Wolf                 7.35
14   Matt Morris                7.32
15   Tony Armas Jr.             7.17
16   Pedro Astacio              7.14
17   Ben Sheets                 7.06
18   Javier Vazquez             6.99
19   Ryan Dempster              6.59
20   Brian Lawrence             6.39
21   Odalis Perez               6.27
22   Jason Jennings             6.17
23   Rick Helling               6.15
24   Kip Wells                  6.08
25   Denny Neagle               6.08
26   Glendon Rusch              5.98
27   Jimmy Haynes               5.77
28   Russ Ortiz                 5.75
29   Vicente Padilla            5.59
30   Livan Hernandez            5.58
31   Damian Moss                5.58
32   Brett Tomko                5.55
33   Tomo Ohka                  5.51
34   Ryan Jensen                5.50
35   Miguel Batista             5.46
36   Steve Trachsel             5.44
37   Greg Maddux                5.33
T38  John Thomson               5.30
T38  Andy Ashby                 5.30
40   Josh Fogg                  5.23
41   Tom Glavine                5.09
42   Elmer Dessens              4.70
43   Mike Hampton               3.73
44   Kirk Rueter                3.36

It was the 4th time Martinez led the league. He also led the NL in 1997 and the AL in 1999-2000.

It was the 9th time Johnson led the league. He also led the AL in 1992-95 and 1997 and the NL in 1999-2001.

nyy26wc · 01-13-2003, 10:31 AM

SO/9 IP LEADERS--LAST 3-10 YEARS

LAST 3 YEARS (SINCE 2000)
MAJORS--Randy Johnson, 12.50
AL--Pedro Martinez, 11.58
NL--Randy Johnson, 12.50

It was the 6th consecutive time and 9th time Johnson led the majors and the 3rd consecutive time he led the NL (he also led the AL 4 times).

Johnson's 12.66 SO/9 IP, from 1999-2001 is the major league record. Prior to Johnson, the record was 10.75, by Nolan Ryan, from 1989-91. Johnson broke the record with 11.30, from 1993-95, before raising it to 12.34 (1995-97) and then to 12.66.

It was the 3rd consecutive time Martinez led the AL.

Martinez's 12.51 SO/9 IP, from 1999-2001, is the AL record. Prior to active players, the record was 10.75, by Nolan Ryan, from 1989-91. Randy Johnson broke the record with 11.30, from 1993-95, and raised it to 12.34, from 1995-97, before Martinez broke the record.

LAST 4 YEARS (SINCE 1999)
MAJORS--Randy Johnson, 12.39
AL--Pedro Martinez, 12.05
NL--Randy Johnson, 12.39

It was the 10th consecutive time Johnson led the majors and the 2nd consecutive time he led the NL (he also led the AL 6 times). Johnson became the 2nd player to lead the majors at least 10 times, joining Nolan Ryan (17 times--9 consecutive).

Johnson's 12.53 SO/9 IP, from 1998-2001, is the major league record. Prior to Johnson, the record was 10.60, by Nolan Ryan, from 1987-90. Johnson broke the record with 11.06, from 1992-95, before raising it to 11.41 (1993-96), to 11.91 (1994-97), to 12.27 (1995-98) and then to 12.53.

It was the 3rd consecutive time Martinez led the AL (he also led the NL twice).

LAST 5 YEARS (SINCE 1998)
MAJORS--Randy Johnson, 12.33
AL--Pedro Martinez, 11.48
NL--Randy Johnson, 12.39

It was the 9th consecutive time Johnson led the majors and the 2nd consecutive time he led the NL (he also led the AL 5 times).

Johnson's 12.49 SO/9 IP, from 1997-2001, is the major league record. Prior to Johnson, the record was 10.47, by Nolan Ryan, from 1986-90. Johnson broke the record with 10.89, from 1991-95, before raising it to 11.15 (1992-96), to 11.61 (1993-97), to 11.96 (1994-98), to 12.21 (1995-99), to 12.27 (1996-00), and then to 12.49.

It was the 1st time Martinez led the AL (he also led the NL once).

LAST 6 YEARS (SINCE 1997)
MAJORS--Randy Johnson, 12.33
AL--Pedro Martinez, 11.48
NL--Randy Johnson, 12.39

It was the 9th consecutive time Johnson led the majors and the 1st time he led the NL (he also led the AL 6 times).

Johnson's 12.49 SO/9 IP, from 1996-2001, is the major league record. Prior to Johnson, the record was 10.48, by Nolan Ryan, from 1986-91. Johnson broke the record with 10.98, from 1991-96, before raising it to 11.37 (1992-97), to 11.72 (1993-98), to 11.99 (1994-99), to 12.28 (1995-00), and then to 12.49.

LAST 7 YEARS (SINCE 1996)
MAJORS--Randy Johnson, 12.33
AL--Roger Clemens, 9.25
NL--Curt Schilling, 9.65

It was the 9th consecutive time Johnson led the majors.

Johnson's 12.47 SO/9 IP, from 1995-2001, is the major league record. Prior to Johnson, the record was 10.31, by Nolan Ryan, from 1986-92. Johnson broke the record with 10.48, from 1990-96, before raising it to 11.19 (1991-97), to 11.50 (1992-98), to 11.79 (1993-99), to 12.09 (1994-00) and then to 12.47.

It was the 4th consecutive time and 9th time Clemens led the majors.

It was the 6th consecutive time Schilling led the NL.

Schilling's 9.65 SO/9 IP broke the NL record of 9.51, by Sandy Koufax, from 1960-66.

LAST 8 YEARS (SINCE 1995)
MAJORS--Randy Johnson, 12.34
AL--Roger Clemens, 9.19
NL--Curt Schilling, 9.60

It was the 8th consecutive time Johnson led the majors.

Johnson's 12.34 SO/9 IP broke his own major league record of 12.29, from 1994-2001. Prior to Johnson, the record was 10.13, by Nolan Ryan, from 1986-93. Johnson broke the record with 10.14, from 1989-96, before raising it to 10.73 (1990-97), to 11.34 (1991-97), to 11.60 (1992-98), to 11.90 (1993-99), to 12.29 and then to 12.34.

It was the 4th consecutive time and 9th time Clemens led the majors.

It was the 5th consecutive time Schilling led the NL.

Schilling's 9.60 SO/9 IP broke the NL record of 9.56, by Sandy Koufax, from 1959-66.

LAST 9 YEARS (SINCE 1994)
MAJORS--Randy Johnson, 12.19
AL--Roger Clemens, 9.16
NL--Curt Schilling, 9.45

It was the 8th consecutive time Johnson led the majors.

Johnson's 12.19 SO/9 IP broke his own major league record of 12.10, from 1993-2001. Prior to Johnson, the record was 9.96, by Nolan Ryan, from 1984-92. Johnson broke the record with 10.01, from 1987-95, before raising it to 10.11 (1988-96), to 10.41 (1989-97), to 10.92 (1990-98), to 11.44 (1991-99), to 11.72 (1992-00), to 12.10 and then to 12.19.

It was the 3rd consecutive time and 9th time Clemens led the majors.

It was the 2nd consecutive time and the 3rd time Schilling led the NL.

LAST 10 YEARS (SINCE 1993)
MAJORS--Randy Johnson, 12.03
AL--Roger Clemens, 9.00
NL--Curt Schilling, 9.18

It was the 6th consecutive time Johnson led the majors.

Johnson's 12.03 SO/9 IP broke his own major league record of 11.92, from 1992-2001. Prior to Johnson, the record was 9.85, by Nolan Ryan, from 1985-94. Johnson broke the record with 10.38, from 1988-97, before raising to 10.62 (1989-98), to 11.07 (1990-99), to 11.58 (1991-99), to 11.92 and then to 12.03.

It was the 3rd consecutive time and 9th time Clemens led the majors.

It was the 4th consecutive time Schilling led the NL.

nyy26wc · 01-13-2003, 10:33 AM

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MOST SO/9 IP ABOVE THE LEAGUE AVERAGE

CAREER                          DIFF   PLAYER   LEAGUE
1    Randy Johnson              4.98    11.21     6.23
2    Nolan Ryan                 4.24     9.55     5.31
3    Pedro Martinez             4.11    10.56     6.45
4    Sandy Koufax               3.71     9.27     5.57
5    Rube Waddell               3.39     7.04     3.65
6    Dazzy Vance                3.29     6.20     2.91
7    J.R. Richard               3.22     8.37     5.14
8    Sam McDowell               3.13     8.86     5.73
9    Roger Clemens              2.73     8.65     5.92
10   Toad Ramsey                2.70     6.49     3.79

SINGLE SEASON                 YEAR     DIFF   PLAYER   LEAGUE
1    Pedro Martinez           1999     6.98    13.23     6.25
2    Randy Johnson            2001     6.42    13.41     6.99
3    Randy Johnson            1995     6.28    12.35     6.07
4    Randy Johnson            1997     5.86    12.30     6.43
5    Nolan Ryan               1989     5.84    11.32     5.48
6    Randy Johnson            2000     5.81    12.56     6.75
7    Kerry Wood               1998     5.78    12.58     6.80
8    Dwight Gooden            1984     5.75    11.39     5.64
9    Nolan Ryan               1976     5.64    10.35     4.71
10   Randy Johnson            1998     5.59    12.12     6.53

2002                            DIFF   PLAYER   LEAGUE
1    Randy Johnson              4.79    11.56     6.77
2    Pedro Martinez             4.53    10.79     6.26
3    Curt Schilling             4.20    10.97     6.77
4    Roger Clemens              3.34     9.60     6.26
5    Jason Schmidt              2.75     9.52     6.77
6    Matt Clement               2.67     9.44     6.77
7    Brandon Duckworth          2.45     9.22     6.77
8    Kerry Wood                 2.37     9.14     6.77
9    A.J. Burnett               2.17     8.94     6.77
10   Chuck Finley               1.73     8.21     6.49

MOST SO/9 IP BELOW THE LEAGUE AVERAGE

CAREER                          DIFF   PLAYER   LEAGUE
1    Bob Tewksbury             -2.08     4.04     6.12
2    Bob Purkey                -1.97     3.37     5.34
3    Clyde Wright              -1.95     3.47     5.43
4    Jim Barr                  -1.93     3.23     5.16
5    Lew Burdette              -1.93     3.15     5.08
6    Lary Sorensen             -1.90     2.95     4.84
7    Carl Morton               -1.84     3.55     5.39
8    Ross Grimsley             -1.81     3.31     5.12
9    Bill Lee                  -1.72     3.30     5.02
10   Bob Forsch                -1.72     3.65     5.37

Active leader--Terry Mulholland, -1.56, 14th all time

SINGLE SEASON                 YEAR     DIFF   PLAYER   LEAGUE
1    Joe Niekro               1969    -3.50     2.52     6.02
2    Kirk Rueter              2002    -3.41     3.36     6.77
3    Scott Karl               1999    -3.33     3.38     6.71
4    Steve Kline              1972    -3.29     2.21     5.50
5    Kirk Rueter              2000    -3.28     3.47     6.75
6    Ed Lynch                 1983    -3.27     2.27     5.54
7    Kirk Rueter              2001    -3.17     3.82     6.99
8    Jimmy Anderson           2001    -3.11     3.88     6.99
9    Zane Smith               1994    -3.09     3.27     6.36
10   Ricky Bones              1994    -3.08     3.01     6.08

2002                            DIFF   PLAYER   LEAGUE
1    Kirk Rueter               -3.41     3.36     6.77
2    Mike Hampton              -3.04     3.73     6.77
3    Elmer Dessens             -2.07     4.70     6.77
4    Kenny Rogers              -1.69     4.57     6.26
5    Tom Glavine               -1.68     5.09     6.77
6    Steve Sparks              -1.59     4.67     6.26
7    Ismael Valdes             -1.57     4.68     6.26
8    Jeff Suppan               -1.54     4.72     6.26
9    Josh Fogg                 -1.53     5.23     6.77
T10  John Thomson              -1.47     5.30     6.77
T10  Andy Ashby                -1.47     5.30     6.77

Duque · 01-13-2003, 01:35 PM

Are K/9 really taking a fall in the AL? Only 7 guys with more than 7 Ks per 9 innings? Compared to double that in the NL.

01-13-2003, 10:31 AM	#5
nyy26wc NetShrine All-Century Team Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: NJ Posts: 14,584	SO/9 IP LEADERS--LAST 3-10 YEARS LAST 3 YEARS (SINCE 2000) MAJORS--Randy Johnson, 12.50 AL--Pedro Martinez, 11.58 NL--Randy Johnson, 12.50 It was the 6th consecutive time and 9th time Johnson led the majors and the 3rd consecutive time he led the NL (he also led the AL 4 times). Johnson's 12.66 SO/9 IP, from 1999-2001 is the major league record. Prior to Johnson, the record was 10.75, by Nolan Ryan, from 1989-91. Johnson broke the record with 11.30, from 1993-95, before raising it to 12.34 (1995-97) and then to 12.66. It was the 3rd consecutive time Martinez led the AL. Martinez's 12.51 SO/9 IP, from 1999-2001, is the AL record. Prior to active players, the record was 10.75, by Nolan Ryan, from 1989-91. Randy Johnson broke the record with 11.30, from 1993-95, and raised it to 12.34, from 1995-97, before Martinez broke the record. LAST 4 YEARS (SINCE 1999) MAJORS--Randy Johnson, 12.39 AL--Pedro Martinez, 12.05 NL--Randy Johnson, 12.39 It was the 10th consecutive time Johnson led the majors and the 2nd consecutive time he led the NL (he also led the AL 6 times). Johnson became the 2nd player to lead the majors at least 10 times, joining Nolan Ryan (17 times--9 consecutive). Johnson's 12.53 SO/9 IP, from 1998-2001, is the major league record. Prior to Johnson, the record was 10.60, by Nolan Ryan, from 1987-90. Johnson broke the record with 11.06, from 1992-95, before raising it to 11.41 (1993-96), to 11.91 (1994-97), to 12.27 (1995-98) and then to 12.53. It was the 3rd consecutive time Martinez led the AL (he also led the NL twice). LAST 5 YEARS (SINCE 1998) MAJORS--Randy Johnson, 12.33 AL--Pedro Martinez, 11.48 NL--Randy Johnson, 12.39 It was the 9th consecutive time Johnson led the majors and the 2nd consecutive time he led the NL (he also led the AL 5 times). Johnson's 12.49 SO/9 IP, from 1997-2001, is the major league record. Prior to Johnson, the record was 10.47, by Nolan Ryan, from 1986-90. Johnson broke the record with 10.89, from 1991-95, before raising it to 11.15 (1992-96), to 11.61 (1993-97), to 11.96 (1994-98), to 12.21 (1995-99), to 12.27 (1996-00), and then to 12.49. It was the 1st time Martinez led the AL (he also led the NL once). LAST 6 YEARS (SINCE 1997) MAJORS--Randy Johnson, 12.33 AL--Pedro Martinez, 11.48 NL--Randy Johnson, 12.39 It was the 9th consecutive time Johnson led the majors and the 1st time he led the NL (he also led the AL 6 times). Johnson's 12.49 SO/9 IP, from 1996-2001, is the major league record. Prior to Johnson, the record was 10.48, by Nolan Ryan, from 1986-91. Johnson broke the record with 10.98, from 1991-96, before raising it to 11.37 (1992-97), to 11.72 (1993-98), to 11.99 (1994-99), to 12.28 (1995-00), and then to 12.49. LAST 7 YEARS (SINCE 1996) MAJORS--Randy Johnson, 12.33 AL--Roger Clemens, 9.25 NL--Curt Schilling, 9.65 It was the 9th consecutive time Johnson led the majors. Johnson's 12.47 SO/9 IP, from 1995-2001, is the major league record. Prior to Johnson, the record was 10.31, by Nolan Ryan, from 1986-92. Johnson broke the record with 10.48, from 1990-96, before raising it to 11.19 (1991-97), to 11.50 (1992-98), to 11.79 (1993-99), to 12.09 (1994-00) and then to 12.47. It was the 4th consecutive time and 9th time Clemens led the majors. It was the 6th consecutive time Schilling led the NL. Schilling's 9.65 SO/9 IP broke the NL record of 9.51, by Sandy Koufax, from 1960-66. LAST 8 YEARS (SINCE 1995) MAJORS--Randy Johnson, 12.34 AL--Roger Clemens, 9.19 NL--Curt Schilling, 9.60 It was the 8th consecutive time Johnson led the majors. Johnson's 12.34 SO/9 IP broke his own major league record of 12.29, from 1994-2001. Prior to Johnson, the record was 10.13, by Nolan Ryan, from 1986-93. Johnson broke the record with 10.14, from 1989-96, before raising it to 10.73 (1990-97), to 11.34 (1991-97), to 11.60 (1992-98), to 11.90 (1993-99), to 12.29 and then to 12.34. It was the 4th consecutive time and 9th time Clemens led the majors. It was the 5th consecutive time Schilling led the NL. Schilling's 9.60 SO/9 IP broke the NL record of 9.56, by Sandy Koufax, from 1959-66. LAST 9 YEARS (SINCE 1994) MAJORS--Randy Johnson, 12.19 AL--Roger Clemens, 9.16 NL--Curt Schilling, 9.45 It was the 8th consecutive time Johnson led the majors. Johnson's 12.19 SO/9 IP broke his own major league record of 12.10, from 1993-2001. Prior to Johnson, the record was 9.96, by Nolan Ryan, from 1984-92. Johnson broke the record with 10.01, from 1987-95, before raising it to 10.11 (1988-96), to 10.41 (1989-97), to 10.92 (1990-98), to 11.44 (1991-99), to 11.72 (1992-00), to 12.10 and then to 12.19. It was the 3rd consecutive time and 9th time Clemens led the majors. It was the 2nd consecutive time and the 3rd time Schilling led the NL. LAST 10 YEARS (SINCE 1993) MAJORS--Randy Johnson, 12.03 AL--Roger Clemens, 9.00 NL--Curt Schilling, 9.18 It was the 6th consecutive time Johnson led the majors. Johnson's 12.03 SO/9 IP broke his own major league record of 11.92, from 1992-2001. Prior to Johnson, the record was 9.85, by Nolan Ryan, from 1985-94. Johnson broke the record with 10.38, from 1988-97, before raising to 10.62 (1989-98), to 11.07 (1990-99), to 11.58 (1991-99), to 11.92 and then to 12.03. It was the 3rd consecutive time and 9th time Clemens led the majors. It was the 4th consecutive time Schilling led the NL. __________________ Lee Creator, Complete Baseball Encyclopedia. It's powerful, yet extremely easy to use. Features extensive sorting and stat display options. The CBE has many features that are not available in online and printed sources. Has 2006 stats and daily update service for 2007.

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Duque NetShrine's Desperado Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: Southern CA Posts: 2,638	Are K/9 really taking a fall in the AL? Only 7 guys with more than 7 Ks per 9 innings? Compared to double that in the NL. __________________ Bad Andy It's such a fine line between stupid and clever.

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