[QuantaCondor]

Inspired by allenciox's team utility/futility awards, here's a list of a few of the individual performance records in Perfect OL. I am using batting and pitching qualifiers on all these totals (3.1 PA/game for batters, 1 IP/game for starters, 1 out (0.1IP)/game for relievers). These work out to 503 PA, 162 IP, and 54 IP, respectively. I also made some assumptions about the likely record holders, so if your team had a better performance then definitely say so.

BATTING:
Cutlines I used when collecting stats (current players in Perfect):
AVG: 80+ CON
OBP: 60+ EYE
OPS: 60+ EYE,CON,POW
HR: 80+ POW
BB: 70+ EYE
SB: 80+ Stealing
SO: 30- AvoidK

AVG: .348, 87 Wade Boggs (2030), Aina Haina Parakeets

OBP: .429, 87 Wade Boggs (2030), Aina Haina Parakeets

OPS: .987, 100 Carl Yastrzemski (2040), Southern Southpaws

HR: 51, 100 Carl Yastrzemski (2037), Southern Southpaws

BB: 124, 95 Joey Votto (2043), California Quantum Condors

SB: 92, 92 Sliding Billy Hamilton (2034), Aina Haina Parakeets

SO: 288, 97 Eric Davis (2039), Virginia Freeloaders


PITCHING
ERA (SP): Aces from defensive teams and/or Big Walt
ERA (RP): All non-specialist RPs
K: 100+ Stuff
Wins: Aces from good teams and/or Big Walt

ERA (SP): 2.31, 100 Walter Johnson (2038), Harlem Hatchets (Big Walt also owns the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th best ERAs of all time)

ERA (RP): 1.47 , 89 Bruce Sutter (2036, 61.1 IP), Palolo Puppies (Weirdest outlier performance: #2 all time RP ERA belongs to 89 SP Splittorff, who threw a 1.69 ERA in 85.0IP in long relief in 2044)

K: 325, 100 Walter Johnson (2041), Harlem Hatchets

Wins: 22, 100 Walter Johnson (2042), Harlem Hatchets; 97 Hal Newhouser (2034, 2040), Southern Southpaws

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I did a cursory check of some of the diamond OL teams who had stints in Perfect, but I saw no obvious record breaker candidates. Of these, I think the ERA and K records are probably unbreakable (except if Big Walt breaks it himself). That AVG/OBP record is also going to be really hard to break, even if it doesn't seem that high. The most vulnerable record is definitely Wins, then maybe SB, HR, and BB.