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Ryan W. · 03-05-2002, 01:37 AM

It's safe to say that Watty Lee from the 1903 Washington Senators was a little wore out after the season:

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GP GS W L S ERA
73 73 30 41 0 0.55
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Yes, 73 starts. One of the other Senator pitchers got injured that year and Watty took the blunt of it. I don't think anyone will be approaching his single season losses, GS or IP records!

My concern lies in the # of ER. After he gave up 256, the number rolled back to 0 and started over. So, instead of an ERA near 4 it turned into a 0.55 ERA.

03-05-2002, 01:37 AM	#1
Ryan W. Jack of all trades Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Somewhere, not sure where. Maybe nearby, maybe far away. Posts: 1,371	ER Rollover problem in historical league It's safe to say that Watty Lee from the 1903 Washington Senators was a little wore out after the season: [code] GP GS W L S ERA 73 73 30 41 0 0.55 </pre><hr></blockquote> Yes, 73 starts. One of the other Senator pitchers got injured that year and Watty took the blunt of it. I don't think anyone will be approaching his single season losses, GS or IP records! My concern lies in the # of ER. After he gave up 256, the number rolled back to 0 and started over. So, instead of an ERA near 4 it turned into a 0.55 ERA. __________________