37 pitchers have at least six wins.
No pitcher has more than eight.
Remeber Ubaldo last year?
None of these pitchers are relievers.
Remember Ty Clippard last year?
No vultures allowed.
All 37 pitchers have less than six losses.
All 37 are 'winning' pitchers.
Max Scherzer has a 7-2 record with a 1.49 WHIP/4.68 E.R.A.
He is one of the 37.
Jeremy Guthrie is 2-8 with a 1.19 WHIP/3.71 E.R.A.
He isn't one of the 37.
Only one pitcher of the 37 has fewer strike outs than Kevin Correia.
Correia has eight wins.
Coincidentally, Correia has 37 strike outs.
He also has 19 bb's
Guthrie has 52 strike outs while walking just 14.
Jake Arrieta has 35 bb's
Five per win.
He is one of the 37.
Max Scherzer has won two games in which he has given up five and six earned runs.
Guthrie has seven appearances with two earned runs or less, accounting for his only two wins.
Scherzer has gone the minimum of five innings for three wins, six innings for two other wins.
Jared Weaver has gone at least six and one third innings in every win this year.
His shortest stint has been six innings.
John Danks got his first win this week.
His E.R.A. and WHIP are both lower than Max Scherzer.
John Danks is being dropped.
Max Scherzer is a keeper.
Cliff Lee leads the world in strike outs.
He isn't one of the 37.
Chris Carpenter has one win.
His WHIP is 1.41 with a 4.25 E.R.A.
Teammate Jake Westbrook has a WHIP of 1.63.
His E.R.A. is 5.01
Westbrook is 6-3
Westbrook is one of the 37.
Casey Stengel wore number 37.
Some folks think he was crazy like a fox.
Jimmy Piersall wore 37.
Some folks think he was just plain crazy.
Bill Lee wore 37.
Some folks thought he was 'just out there'.
These 37 pitchers drive me crazy.
So do the others.
Wins, and pitchers, and the number 37, somehow, belong together.