Pitching Triple Crown
Did you know that Jake Peavy is leading the NL in ERA, wins and strikeouts?
ERA
| Peavy-SDP | 2.10 |
| Young-SDP | 2.38 |
| Penny-LAD | 2.88 |
| Webb-ARI | 2.91 |
| Smoltz-ATL | 3.09 |
Wins
| Peavy-SDP | 16 |
| Francis-COL | 15 |
| Hudson-ATL | 15 |
| Hamels-PHI | 14 |
| Harang-CIN | 14 |
| Lowry-SFG | 14 |
| Maine-NYM | 14 |
| Oswalt-HOU | 14 |
| Penny-LAD | 14 |
| Webb-ARI | 14 |
| Zambrano-CHC | 14 |
Strikeouts
| Peavy-SDP | 206 |
| Harang-CIN | 180 |
| Webb-ARI | 177 |
| Hill-CHC | 159 |
| Smoltz-ATL | 159 |
He has a very good chance of making it - he's unlikely to lose his lead in strikeouts, and only Chris Young has much of a chance of surpassing him in ERA.
1 comment:
In the AL, Wang could be a pitching triple crown killer for a long time. He's tied for the lead in wins in a season where he missed the first month.
If he continues to lead the AL in wins, there's no chance for a pitching triple crown.
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