I believe ... it was Walter Johnson. We know that he lost 26, count 'em, 26 games by the score of 1-0. However, I can't seem to find out how many other 1-run games he may have lost. Even if you take just his 1-0 losses, I think he's the one. In the post WWII era, the name Jim Tobin comes up, but I'm still researching that one.
Yes.The most wins a pitcher in MLB has had in a season without a loss is 12. That was by Tom Zachary of the 1929 New York Yankees who pitched in 26 games and threw 119 2/3 innings.
Denny McLain, who won 16 straight road games in 1968.
Old Hoss Radbourn way back in 1884 won an amazing 59 games according to Baseball Almanac.
Most teams will use a five man rotation and based on this a starting pitcher will pitch every sixth day.
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a pitcher's record for the season is his wins, then losses for example, if a pitcher won 15 games and lost 10, then his record would be 15-10
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Yes.The most wins a pitcher in MLB has had in a season without a loss is 12. That was by Tom Zachary of the 1929 New York Yankees who pitched in 26 games and threw 119 2/3 innings.
Someone already answered this, but I think it was Pete Rose.
For starting pitchers in MLB, that would be 4 games. Most MLB teams use a starting rotation of 5 pitchers. Each starting pitcher waits/rests arm while the other four take their turn. So, a starting pitcher in MLB would start every 1 in 5 games.
Denny McLain, who won 16 straight road games in 1968.
Old Hoss Radbourn way back in 1884 won an amazing 59 games according to Baseball Almanac.
cy young.
Most teams will use a five man rotation and based on this a starting pitcher will pitch every sixth day.
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