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lgkeeper · 11-18-2003, 05:59 PM

I'm in year 2010 of my Giants franchise. Barry Zito has won 6 consecutive Cy Young awards and has, in my opinion, had a statistical run that beats any in the history of baseball. Here are his stats from 2004-2009. I'll put the basics down. If you want any more info, let me know.

2004:
23-8, 2.13 ERA, 271 IP, 173 H, 68 R, 70 BB, 220 K, 4 CG, 3 ShO

2005:
26-5, 2.38 ERA, 245.1 IP, 160 H, 67 R, 80 BB, 192 K, 6 CG, 4 ShO

2006:
24-6, 1.69 ERA, 276.2 IP, 139 H, 55 R, 62 BB, 208 K, 4 CG, 2 ShO

2007:
23-5, 1.97 ERA, 282.2 IP, 158 H, 68 R, 101 BB, 216 K, 14 CGB, 4 ShO

2008:
28-2, 1.55 ERA, 290 IP, 126 H, 57 R, 88 BB, 195 K, 15 CG, 3 ShO

2009:
27-4, 1.37 ERA, 302.1 IP, 129 H, 50 R, 82 BB, 221 K, 24 CG, 11 ShO

Anyone have a string of 6 years that tops this?

11-18-2003, 05:59 PM	#1
lgkeeper All Star Starter Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: My front porch lookin' in Posts: 1,137	The best statistical run by a pitcher in baseball history? I'm in year 2010 of my Giants franchise. Barry Zito has won 6 consecutive Cy Young awards and has, in my opinion, had a statistical run that beats any in the history of baseball. Here are his stats from 2004-2009. I'll put the basics down. If you want any more info, let me know. 2004: 23-8, 2.13 ERA, 271 IP, 173 H, 68 R, 70 BB, 220 K, 4 CG, 3 ShO 2005: 26-5, 2.38 ERA, 245.1 IP, 160 H, 67 R, 80 BB, 192 K, 6 CG, 4 ShO 2006: 24-6, 1.69 ERA, 276.2 IP, 139 H, 55 R, 62 BB, 208 K, 4 CG, 2 ShO 2007: 23-5, 1.97 ERA, 282.2 IP, 158 H, 68 R, 101 BB, 216 K, 14 CGB, 4 ShO 2008: 28-2, 1.55 ERA, 290 IP, 126 H, 57 R, 88 BB, 195 K, 15 CG, 3 ShO 2009: 27-4, 1.37 ERA, 302.1 IP, 129 H, 50 R, 82 BB, 221 K, 24 CG, 11 ShO Anyone have a string of 6 years that tops this?