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Best Pitchers from Age 25-28, 1950-2007, min. 700 IP – Baseball-Reference PI

Posted by Sean Forman on December 1, 2007

Best Pitchers from Age 25-28, 1950-2007, min. 700 IP - Baseball-Reference PI

It came up on Sox Therapy whether a six-year deal for Santana was a good deal or not. This only sort of deals with that, but here are the leaders in ERA+ from ages 25-28. You can look at the least and decide if you would have been happy with these pitchers for ages 29-34.

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2 Responses to “Best Pitchers from Age 25-28, 1950-2007, min. 700 IP – Baseball-Reference PI”

  1. Mike Minetti Says:
    December 1st, 2007 at 2:51 pm

    Pretty impressive list. From this, we also find that Steve Rogers has the highest ERA+ of all pitchers with a losing record from 25-28 with a minimum of 700 IP in the last 50 years. Isn't PI fantastic?!!

  2. sfduke76 Says:
    December 1st, 2007 at 5:22 pm

    Robin Roberts - what a workhorse! Appeared in 169 games, with 118 CG and finished 13 others in relief. Giddyup!

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