2037 Opening Day Active Pitching Leaderboards

[usnspecialist]

I have kept this list going from last year, so here are the updated top 10s. For those that dont remember (or weren't here) this is a list of guys who have more than 500 IP or 100 saves in their career (for rate based lists you will need to have 500 IP however). If you are curious about where a particular guy is on the list and they are not in the top 10, feel free to ask and I will let you know (or if you want a separate category).

NOTE: for some of the % categories i have further limited it to 100 starts made, but i will note when that happens.

STARTS:
1 Ricardo Diaz 562
2 Jose Cavazos 516
3 Atusmori Maeda 509
4 Enrique Gomez 494
5 Mario Gonzalez 451
6 Jesus Tonche 436
7 Luis Soto 409
8 Jose Chavez 386
9 Tavio Ciccolella 382
10 Tully Crow 372

WINS:
1 Ricardo Diaz 243
2 Enrique Gomez 226
3 Atusmori Maeda 213
4 Jose Cavazos 203
5 Mario Gonzalez 179
6 Luis Soto 162
7 Jose Chavez 159
8 Jesus Tonche 157
9 Lawrence LaLoosh 152
10 Tavio Ciccolella 151

SAVES:
1 Bob Sanderson 481
2 Dillon Young 349
3 Carlos Sanchez 273
4 Esteban Velasquez 262
5 Ricardo Valera 231
6 Jason Morris 228
7 Miguel Macias 224
8 Wilmot Schlondorff 204
9 Felipe Murillo 182
10 Timofei Bakitski 181

WALKS:
1 Jose Cavazos 1294
2 Juan Jose Elizando 974
3 Ricardo Diaz 944
4 Atusmori Maeda 919
5 Luis Soto 833
6 Mario Gonzalez 766
7 Abe Colbert Jr. 760
8 Jesus Tonche 693
9 Enrique Gomez 691
10 Sancho Delgado 683

STRIKEOUTS:
1 Ricardo Diaz 4043
2 Jose Cavazos 2801
3 Enrique Gomez 2597
4 Jesus Tonche 2517
5 Mario Gonzalez 2469
6 Jose Chavez 2422
7 Luis Soto 2191
8 Atusmori Maeda 2176
9 Jody Nunez 2114
10 Tully Crow 2044

QUALITY STARTS:
1 Ricardo Diaz 384
2 Atusmori Maeda 300
3 Enrique Gomez 298
4 Jose Cavazos 296
5 Mario Gonzalez 231
6 Jesus Tonche 222
7 Tavio Ciccolella 219
8 Luis Soto 209
9 Lawrence LaLoosh 206
10 Tully Crow 200

WAR:
1 Ricardo Diaz 89.4
2 Enrique Gomez 82.9
3 Jose Cavazos 57.0
4 Jose Chavez 56.0
5 Lawrence LaLoosh 52.2
6 Mario Gonzalez 47.2
7 Jesus Tonche 45.7
8 Atusmori Maeda 44.2
9 Cristobal Hernandez 43.9
10 Alfredo Contreras 43.3

ERA (100 start minimum):
1 Enrique Gomez 3.09
2 Ricardo Diaz 3.14
3 Luis Gracia 3.39
4 Chris Kelly 3.43
5 Mauro Flores 3.43
6 Lawrence LaLoosh 3.44
7 Kevin Morales 3.46
8 Jose Chavez 3.48
9 Jaime Mercado 3.49
10 Arthur Dempster 3.55

WHIP (100 start minimum)
1 Chris Kelly 1.05
2 Ricardo Diaz 1.06
3 Kevin Morales 1.08
4 Enrique Gomez 1.14
5 Julio Velasco 1.14
6 Lawrence LaLoosh 1.14
7 Cristobal Hernandez 1.15
8 Alfredo Contreras 1.15
9 Jimmy Greenwood 1.15
10 Luis Gracia 1.15

K/9 (100 start minimum)

1 Mauro Flores 10.06
2 Jon Reed 9.98
3 Juan Jose Elizando 9.89
4 Leon Ramirez 9.55
5 Ricardo Diaz 9.55
6 Jose Chavez 9.44
7 Alfredo Contreras 9.17
8 Jubal Troop 9.05
9 Lee McHone 9.03
10 Arthur Dempster 8.95

K/BB (100 start minimum)
1 Jimmy Greenwood 6.78
2 Alfredo Contreras 5.89
3 Kevin Morales 5.56
4 Julio Velasco 5.03
5 Ruben Nunez 4.53
6 Ricardo Diaz 4.28
7 Arturo Cruz 4.06
8 Lawrence LaLoosh 3.94
9 Cristobal Hernandez 3.88
10 Tully Crow 3.86

QS% (100 start minimum)
1 Luis Gracia 69.10%
2 Ricardo Diaz 68.33%
3 Freddy Delgado 64.86%
4 Ernie Kinney 63.73%
5 Cisco Morales 63.60%
6 Chris Kelly 63.21%
7 Alfredo Contreras 63.16%
8 Lawrence LaLoosh 62.24%
9 Cristobal Hernandez 60.53%
10 Enrique Gomez 60.32%

[agrudez]

I really thought Sanderson had a legit shot at challenging Eagan's saves records when he came up - if for no other reason than the fact that he debuted as a closer at 19. It's not like he hasn't racked up a decent amount of saves/year (only missing the top 10 once between '22 and '35 - in 2034), but he's still way off going into the twilight of his career.

[Lane]

I really thought Sanderson had a legit shot at challenging Eagan's saves records when he came up - if for no other reason than the fact that he debuted as a closer at 19. It's not like he hasn't racked up a decent amount of saves/year (only missing the top 10 once between '22 and '35 - in 2034), but he's still way off going into the twilight of his career.

Really puts Egan in perspective. Especially since he didn't get started until 22. Lasted forever, and had a lot of 40+ and 50+ save seasons

[Ted]

I really thought Sanderson had a legit shot at challenging Eagan's saves records when he came up - if for no other reason than the fact that he debuted as a closer at 19. It's not like he hasn't racked up a decent amount of saves/year (only missing the top 10 once between '22 and '35 - in 2034), but he's still way off going into the twilight of his career.

Really puts Egan in perspective. Especially since he didn't get started until 22. Lasted forever, and had a lot of 40+ and 50+ save seasons

Yeah. I don't even like saves, and I think Egan is amazing.

[jiminyhopkins]

I find it odd that there are four current Talons on the pitching boards but literally none on the hitting board lol

[usnspecialist]

I find it odd that there are four current Talons on the pitching boards but literally none on the hitting board lol

All your hitters are young and your pitchers are older haha.

[RonCo]

Every time I look at Jose Chavez's numbers I bemoan the injury that cost him his stamina hit. What could have been...