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Since ERA is calculated by dividing by innings pitched, if a pitcher fails to record an out, his ERA will be infinity. This has probably happened over a thousand times.

The next best answer is: On 8/13/2006, Kansas City's Luke Hudson pitched 1/3 of an inning and allowed 10 ER against the Indians, for a one-game ERA of 270.00!

Link to the boxscore:

http://www.Baseball-reference.com/boxes/CLE/CLE200608130.shtml

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Today a pitcher in the Royals Tigers game a reliever had an era of 90.

^^ They change from game to game, but the Highest one I have ever seen was by Peter Moylan of the Atlanta Braves, after he pitched against the Phillies. He came on the next day and his ERA was 135.00.

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