In the ninth inning of the Rays-Athletics game this afternoon, Oakland reliever Brad Ziegler finally gave up a run. He has now pitched 40 innings, and given up just the one run, for an ERA of 0.23. I can't be sure, but this may mean he has the highest non-infinity ERA+ that anyone has had at any point in baseball history. We do know that in the morning he'll have the highest current ERA+ of anyone ever, both for season and career.
Career ERA+ leaders (no innings threshold):
Single Season ERA+ leaders (no innings threshold):
If I'm calculating it correctly--the *lgERA from his B-R page (3.96) divided by his unrounded ERA--Ziegler's ERA+ is currently 1760.





2 comments:
It's 1763.
Indeed it is. *lgERA changed from 3.96 yesterday to 3.97 today. Good call.
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