...have what record in common?
(Min 15 starts)
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...have what record in common?
(Min 15 starts)
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consecutive .500 seasons?
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Youre very close.Originally Posted by PVNICK
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That's all I've got. I seem to remember from Goltz' baseball cards he was always 10-10 or 14-14.
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In 1995, he only started four games due to injuries, but from 1993 to 1996 Milwaukee’s Cal Eldred compilied records of 16-16, 11-11, 1-1, and 4-4. If he had won his last start of the 1997 season on September 25, Eldred would have evened his 1997 record at 14-14, but he lost 2-1 to Kansas City (despite giving up only two runs in eight innings) and ended the season at 13-15.
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They each had 3 consecutive .500 seasons:
Goltz ('74-'76) 10-10, 14-14, 14-14
Harden ('09-'11) 9-9, 5-5, 4-4
Davis ('04-'06) 12-12, 11-11, 11-11
And they all did it with at least 15 GS (Harden had 15 in 2011). Is that what you were looking for?
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Yessir. Very well done (with an assist from PVNICK)
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