Over a 13 year career in the Majors, Doc White went 189-156 with a 2.39 career ERA. Once he won over 20 games and eight times he won over 15 games in a season. Four times he posted an ERA under 2.00, leading the league in 1906 with a 1.52 mark. In 1907, he led the league in wins with 27. A good control pitcher, his 1.122 WHIP in 33rd all-time and his 1.98 BB/9IP is 84th all-time.
White is statistically similar to two Hall of Fame pitchers: Jack Chesbro and Rube Waddell.
He holds the AL-record for most innings pitched without surrendering a walk, with 65 1/3.
So, should Doc White be in the Hall of Fame?
White is statistically similar to two Hall of Fame pitchers: Jack Chesbro and Rube Waddell.
He holds the AL-record for most innings pitched without surrendering a walk, with 65 1/3.
So, should Doc White be in the Hall of Fame?
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