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What is the American League Record?
I’m pretty sure he fell just short. For some reason I want to say it is 47…
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Nevermind
http://www.baseball-almanac.com/recbooks/rb_ip.shtml
AL
Walter Johnson – Washington…55.2 04-10-1913 – 05-14-1913
Jack Coombs – Philadelphia…53.0 09-05-1910 – 09-25-1910
Cy Young – Boston…45.0 04-25-1904 – 05-17-1904
Doc White – Chicago…45.0 09-12-1904 – 09-30-1904
Rube Waddell – Philadelphia…43.2 08-22-1905 – 09-05-1905
Rube Foster – Boston…42.0 05-01-1914 – 05-26-1914
Ted Lyons – Chicago…41.0 08-09-1926 – 08-26-1926
Luis Tiant – Cleveland…41.0 04-28-1968 – 05-17-1968
Walter Johnson – Washington…40.0 05-07-1918 – 05-26-1918
Luis Tiant – Boston…40.0 08-19-1972 – 09-08-1972
Zack Greinke – Kansas City…38 08-??-2008 – 04-24-09
(There may be people between Tiant & Greinkes steak, the list I found stopped w/ Tiant)
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He could reasonably get to 3rd after 1 more start
But that does assume no earned runs in 7 IP
by sterlingice on Apr 25, 2009 12:45 PM EDT up reply actions
The list I posted was
The longest scoreless innings streaks. Not longest Un-earned run streaks. I’d assume it is a relatively similar list though
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the semantics confuse me
should I be assuming it’s “consecutive innings without an EARNED run” ???
Come on, Annie, think of something clever to say, huh? Something full of magic, religion, bullshit. Come on, dazzle me.
aw crap yeah I answered my own question when I looked at the title of the post
Come on, Annie, think of something clever to say, huh? Something full of magic, religion, bullshit. Come on, dazzle me.
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