Bob Gibson 1968 Game by Game Pitching Logs - Baseball Almanac
Bob Gibson pitched in 34 Major League games during the 1968 regular season. The chart below is a comprehensive analysis of the games Gibson pitched in, specifically relating to his 1968 pitching statistics.
Chronicling Gibby’s Glory: Bob Gibson’s amazing 1968
2000年4月26日 · For baseball fans, three things stand out from the 1968 season: Detroit’s comeback victory in the World Series, Denny McLain’s 31-6 record, and Bob Gibson’s incredible pitching journey through 34 National League starts that generated his famed 1.12 ERA.
Gibson completes fantastic 1968 season with NL MVP honors
Gibson was named the NL MVP that day following a season for the ages on the mound. He posted a 1.12 earned-run average – the lowest in the Live Ball Era – winning 22 games while somehow losing nine and striking out a league-best 268 batters.
Bob Gibson 1968 Game by Game Hitting Logs | Baseball Almanac
Bob Gibson appeared in 35 Major League games during the 1968 regular season. The chart below is a comprehensive analysis of the games Gibson appeared in, specifically relating to his 1968 hitting statistics.
Bob Gibson 1968 Stats - StatMuse
Bob Gibson had a record of 22-9 with an ERA of 1.12 and 268 strikeouts in 34 appearances in 1968. He won his first Cy Young award, his fourth Gold Glove award and his first MVP award.
Gibson Was Great in '68 - Baseball Analysts
From June 2 through July 30, 1968, Bob Gibson put on the greatest two-month display of pitching in baseball history. In a stretch of 99 innings, he gave up just TWO RUNS. One scored on a wild pitch ("a catchable ball," according to opposing first baseman Wes Parker), and the other on a bloop double which was fair by inches.
Bob Gibson 1968 Complete Games - StatMuse
Bob Gibson had 28 complete games in 1968.
Revisiting Bob Gibson's 1968 Season - TSJ101 Sports!
2018年5月18日 · Now 50 years ago, Bob Gibson’s 1968 season remains one of the best baseball has ever seen. In fact, there have been only three pitchers to best Gibson’s 1.12 ERA that season, one of which only threw 105 innings.
Celebrating Bob Gibson’s 1968 Season - Viva El Birdos
2018年9月28日 · Gibson kicked his great season into overdrive beginning on June 6th. Over an 18 game stretch, he transformed his season from a truly great season into one of the very best ever. Most of the heavy lifting was done in the first 11 games in the middle section of the season.
Bob Gibson 1968 Season Stats - StatMuse
Bob Gibson had a record of 22-9 with an ERA of 1.12 and 268 strikeouts in 34 appearances in 1968. He won his first Cy Young award, his fourth Gold Glove award and his first MVP award.
Bob Gibson and 1968: The Year of the Pitcher Revisited
2020年3月2日 · Denny McClain from the Tigers won 31 games in 1968, which may never again be approached considering today’s specialized pitching philosophies, as he and Bob Gibson squared off in the 1968 World Series beginning in St. Louis. Bob Gibson also put together a season that may never again be duplicated.
Forty years later, Gibson's 1.12 ERA remains magic number
2008年2月7日 · No performance better illustrated Gibson's dominance than Game 1 of the 1968 World Series. Led by Horton, Norm Cash and Al Kaline, the Tigers owned a loaded offense that year, fueling a...
TURN BACK THE CLOCK: BOB GIBSON'S INCREDIBLE SEASON OF 1968 …
The next “Turn Back the Clock” card in the long-running series is a 10th Anniversary card for the season of the ages Bob Gibson had in 1968. A season that saw him bring home the hardware, dominate his league, and carve his name into the annals of baseball greatness:
Bob Gibson 1968 Game Log - StatMuse
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How Bob Gibson Pitched One of the All-Time Greatest Seasons
2018年5月22日 · Bob Gibson had one of the greatest seasons in history in 1968. Fifty years ago, baseball witnessed pitching feats that we may never see again. Pitching dominated everything. The American League had two players who hit over .300, Alex Johnson of the Angels (.312) and Carl Yastrzemski (.301).
Today I Learned Bob Gibson Went The Entire 1968 Season Without Being ...
2020年7月6日 · The batters faced and inning counts and complete games are nothing compared to the fact that Bob Gibson never once let Hall of Famer Red Schoendienst take him out in 1968 in the middle of a game. Not once did the manager ever relieve him on the field.
How lack of runs kept Bob Gibson from 25 wins in 1968
2013年5月6日 · Gibson finished the 1968 regular season with a 22-9 record, 1.12 ERA, 268 strikeouts, 28 complete games and 13 shutouts. He earned both the National League Most Valuable Player Award and Cy Young Award.
Bob Gibson 1968 Stats Including Playoffs - StatMuse
Bob Gibson had a record of 24-10 with an ERA of 1.17 and 303 strikeouts in 37 appearances in the 1968 regular-season and playoffs.
Explaining Bob Gibson's 1968 Season - Beyond the Box Score
2006年7月7日 · Most fans know that Gibson had an incredibly low ERA of 1.12 in 1968. Even considering that the league ERA was just 2.98 that year, what he did is still great. What explains this performance?...
Bob Gibson’s 1968 Season Is Overrated - Seamheads.com
2012年6月11日 · There’s no denying that Bob Gibson had a great season in 1968. However, considering all of the factors aiding pitchers, his season compared to the league average pitching performance rates only 39th best since 1960. Believe it or not, ’68 Gibson is overrated.