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Baseball Evolution's Daily Top 10
by Richard Van Zandt, BaseballEvolution.com
May 31, 2007
Every weekday, Richard Van Zandt provides three Top 10 lists: One for pitchers, one for hitters, and one miscellaneous list. Enjoy!
Pitchers – Top Ten – Fewest Base Runners Allowed per 9 IP
10. Jason Marquis – ChC – 10.32 (81 Base Runners / 70.2 Innings Pitched)
9. Rich Hill – ChC – 10.16 (73 / 64.2)
8. Tim Hudson – Atl – 10.03 (94 / 84.1)
7. Johan Santana – Min – 9.99 (81 / 73.0)
6. Oliver Perez – NYM – 9.61 (68 / 63.2)
5. Ted Lilly – ChC – 9.54 (76 / 71.2)
4. James Shields – TB – 9.40 (87 / 83.1)
3. Josh Beckett – Bos – 8.90 (57 / 57.2)
2. Jake Peavy – SD – 8.59 (70 / 73.1)
1. Dan Haren – Oak – 8.30 (75 / 81.1)
Hitters – Top Ten – Stolen Bases
10t. Willy Taveras – Col – 12
10t. Carl Crawford – TB – 12
9. Ichiro Suzuki – Sea – 13
7t. Hanley Ramirez – Fla – 15
7t. Julio Lugo – Bos – 15
5t. Shane Victorino – Phi – 16
5t. Kenny Lofton – Tex – 16
3t. Juan Pierre – LAD – 17
2. Brian Roberts – Bal – 19
1. Jose Reyes – NYM – 28
Miscellaneous – Top Fifteen – Single Season Hitting Streaks All-Time – Minor Leagues
13t. Mitch Hilligoss – 35 – 2007 – South Atlantic League (Current Active Streak)
13t. Scott Seabol – 35 – 1999 – South Atlantic League
13t. Brent Gates – 35 – 1992 – California League
12. Joey Cora – 37 – 1989 – Pacific Coast League
11. Frosty Kennedy – 40 – 1953 – West Texas-New Mexico League
10. Herbert Chapman – 42 – 1950 – Southeastern League
7t. Howie Bedell – 43 – 1961 – American Association
7t. Orlando Moreno – 43 – 1947 – Longhorn League
7t. Eddie Marshall – 43 – 1935 – American Association
5t. Harry Chozen – 49 – 1945 – American Association
5t. Jack Ness – 49 – 1915 – Pacific Coast League
4. Oto Pahlman – 50 – 1922 – Illinois-Indiana-Iowa League
3. Roman Mejias – 55 – 1954 – Big State League
2. Joe DiMaggio – 61 – 1933 – Pacific Coast League
1. Joe Wilhoit – 69 – 1919 – Western League (batted .505 during streak – 155-for-299)
Disagree with something? Got something to add? Wanna bring up something totally new? Richard resides in San Francisco, California and can be reached at richard@baseballevolution.com.
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