Guys and gals…on August 1, our big free agent signing will have an ERA north of 7.00.
That’s scary.
Guys and gals…on August 1, our big free agent signing will have an ERA north of 7.00.
That’s scary.
I’m surprised Brian hasn’t posted this yet:
(all numbers since 1900)
Highest ERA – Leo Sweetland (1930 Phillies) – 7.71 (2.74 above league average)
Highest ERA (Reds) – Herm Wehmeier (1950) – 5.67 (1.53 above league average)
Doubt Milton will get the league record, but the Reds record looks to be his.
Yeah, but then Belisle let them score and then gave up a few more hits of his own. Not exactly what you hope for.