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2014 NL Season Leaders

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NL 2014 Leaders
ERA

1

Chicago Cubs

5.03

2

Philadelphia Phillies

4.61

3

Philadelphia Phillies

4.59

4

Miami Marlins

4.37

5

Arizona Diamondbacks

4.34

6

San Diego Padres

4.30

7

Jorge De La Rosa

Colorado Rockies

4.10

8

Roberto Hernandez

Philadelphia Phillies
Los Angeles Dodgers

4.10

9

New York Mets

4.09

10

Brandon McCarthy

Arizona Diamondbacks
New York Yankees

4.05

11

Los Angeles Dodgers

4.02

12

San Francisco Giants

4.00

13

Atlanta Braves

3.95

14

Miami Marlins

3.81

15

St. Louis Cardinals

3.74

16

Cincinnati Reds

3.70

17

Milwaukee Brewers

3.64

18

San Diego Padres

3.63

19

Atlanta Braves

3.57

20

San Francisco Giants

3.57

21

New York Mets

3.55

22

Milwaukee Brewers

3.54

23

Milwaukee Brewers

3.53

24

Yovani Gallardo

Milwaukee Brewers

3.51

25

Chicago Cubs
Oakland Athletics

3.47

26

Josh Collmenter

Arizona Diamondbacks

3.46

27

Cincinnati Reds

3.44

28

New York Mets

3.41

29

Francisco Liriano

Pittsburgh Pirates

3.38

30

Stephen Strasburg

Washington Nationals

3.14

31

Edinson Volquez

Pittsburgh Pirates

3.04

32

Jeff Samardzija

Chicago Cubs
Oakland Athletics

2.99

33

Madison Bumgarner

San Francisco Giants

2.98

34

Atlanta Braves

2.89

35

Washington Nationals

2.85

36

San Diego Padres

2.81

37

Atlanta Braves

2.78

38

St. Louis Cardinals

2.74

39

Los Angeles Dodgers

2.71

40

Jordan Zimmermann

Washington Nationals

2.66

41

Henderson Alvarez

Miami Marlins

2.65

42

Philadelphia Phillies

2.46

43

Washington Nationals

2.42

44

Adam Wainwright

St. Louis Cardinals

2.38

45

Cincinnati Reds

2.25

46

Clayton Kershaw

Los Angeles Dodgers

1.77

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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