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1998 NL Season Leaders

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NL 1998 Leaders
Strikeouts per 9IP

1

Chicago Cubs

12.58

2

Philadelphia Phillies

10.05

3

Atlanta Braves

9.29

4

San Diego Padres

9.00

5

Atlanta Braves

8.41

6

Darren Dreifort

Los Angeles Dodgers

8.40

7

Todd Stottlemyre

St. Louis Cardinals
Texas Rangers

8.28

8

New York Mets

8.11

9

Sterling Hitchcock

San Diego Padres

8.06

10

Houston Astros

8.06

11

Cincinnati Reds

7.89

12

Los Angeles Dodgers

7.79

13

Milwaukee Brewers
Anaheim Angels

7.47

14

Dustin Hermanson

Montreal Expos

7.41

15

Milwaukee Brewers

7.33

16

Atlanta Braves

7.31

17

Colorado Rockies

7.31

18

Arizona Diamondbacks

7.30

19

Pittsburgh Pirates

7.26

20

Montreal Expos

7.26

21

Florida Marlins

7.13

22

Atlanta Braves

7.06

23

Cincinnati Reds

6.92

24

Chicago Cubs

6.78

25

Cincinnati Reds

6.76

26

Pittsburgh Pirates

6.63

27

Houston Astros

6.52

28

New York Mets

6.49

29

Chicago Cubs

6.45

30

Francisco Cordova

Pittsburgh Pirates

6.41

31

San Francisco Giants

6.41

32

Arizona Diamondbacks

6.38

33

Los Angeles Dodgers

6.31

34

Livan Hernandez

Florida Marlins

6.22

35

Colorado Rockies

6.17

36

Atlanta Braves

6.16

37

New York Mets

6.13

38

San Diego Padres

6.09

39

San Diego Padres

6.00

40

Houston Astros

5.83

41

New York Mets
Los Angeles Dodgers

5.81

42

Pittsburgh Pirates
Texas Rangers

5.68

43

Philadelphia Phillies

5.63

44

San Francisco Giants

5.61

45

Chicago Cubs

5.59

46

New York Mets

5.30

47

Houston Astros

5.23

48

San Francisco Giants

4.89

49

Montreal Expos
Los Angeles Dodgers

4.78

50

Milwaukee Brewers

4.77

51

Arizona Diamondbacks
New York Mets

4.72

52

Florida Marlins

4.54

53

Arizona Diamondbacks

4.11

54

Colorado Rockies

3.75

List only includes players that met minimum statistical requirements

1 Comment

Larry Wayne Scofield says:

February 28, 2022 at 6:43 am

I sincerely appreciate the research work, and the information being shared. It is important and interesting history.

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