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What Major League Baseball record did Ron Guidry establish in 1978?
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What baseball player holds the American League record for shutouts in one season by a left-handed pitcher?
Ron Guidry led the American League with 9 Shutouts for the Yankees in 1978, and that is tops for a LH thrower. Also, Bob Lemon led with 10 Shutouts for Cleveland in 1948, and he batted left, but threw right.
How many wind did ron guidry have in his winningest season as a Yankee pitcher?
Guidry won the Cy Young Award in 1978 with a 25-and-3 record.
Which New York Yankees pitching record did Yankees pitcher Ron Guidry break in 1978?
Ron Guidry had 248 strikeouts in the 1978 season. This broke the single season record set by New York Yankee Jack Chesbro who had 439 in 1906.
What aspect of New York Yankees pitcher Ron Guidry made him a key part of the Yankees pitching staff?
Baseball mangers and players were impressed with Guidry's fastball that was clocked at 82 miles per hour. It's unusual for a pitcher of Guidry's height to pitch at that velocity. In addition, on June 17, 1978, Guidry pitched a 4-0 shut out which broke the teams 59 year old record for left handed pitchers. He struck out 18 Angels.
What is the record for consecutive sell outs in Major league baseball?
760
Who hols the record for the most strikeouts in major league baseball?
Nolan Ryan
Who owns the major league baseball record for singles in a season?
In 2004, Ichiro Suzuki hit a record 225 singles.
Who owns the major league baseball record for most singles in a career?
Pete Rose
Who holds the Major League baseball record for most no hitters?
Nolan Ryan with 7
Who holds the record for most putouts in Major League Baseball history?
Don drisdal
What is the major league baseball record for consecutive solo home runs?
The Giants with 20.
What team had the worst baseball record in 2004?
The Arizona Diamondbacks had the worst record in baseball in 2004: 51-111 (.315) In the American League, the Kansas City Royals had the worst record: 58-104 (.358)
