Que Sera Sera

[KCGHOST]

Since 1920 Billy Sherdel and Joe Sambito to pull off this single season feat.

[gregvanv]

Something to do with?

W-0 L-0.

Sambito was pretty good at this, 3 seasons.

[Erik Bedard]

W-0 L-0.

Sambito was pretty good at this, 3 seasons.

That may be right, although you would definitely need some IP or GS requirement. I'm gonna say, just as a guess, 15 GS or, if you want IP, then maybe 100?

[Ursa Major]

Since 1920 Billy Sherdel and Joe Sambito to pull off this single season feat.

Is there a word (or three) missing here? I do not understand this sentence fragment.

[Erik Bedard]

Is there a word (or three) missing here? I do not understand this sentence fragment.

I'm assuming the missing words are "are the only pitchers".

[runningshoes]

Que Sera Sera

Is that your new Ferrari car?

Nice.....but I'll think I'll wait for the F-15.

[KingSwisher]

Since 1920 Billy Sherdel and Joe Sambito to pull off this single season feat.

Only pitchers to throw two in place again.

[KCGHOST]

I'm assuming the missing words are "are the only pitchers".

That is correct. My bad.

[KCGHOST]

That may be right, although you would definitely need some IP or GS requirement. I'm gonna say, just as a guess, 15 GS or, if you want IP, then maybe 100?

There are no GS or IP requirements for this answers. The only requirement is that it is a single season feat by a pitcher after 1920. Having an 0-0 mark for three seasons would be a career feat. The modern era record for most 0-0 seasons is 5 held by Dave Tomlin.

[Erik Bedard]

There are no GS or IP requirements for this answers. The only requirement is that it is a single season feat by a pitcher after 1920. Having an 0-0 mark for three seasons would be a career feat. The modern era record for most 0-0 seasons is 5 held by Dave Tomlin.

That can't be correct. I just opened up to a random page in the pitcher's register in Total Baseball and found THREE pitchers with single-season 0-0 records.

[KCGHOST]

That can't be correct. I just opened up to a random page in the pitcher's register in Total Baseball and found THREE pitchers with single-season 0-0 records.

I don't know what you are objecting to here but if you check B-R you will see Dave Tomlin had five 0-0 seasons. I was not saying that he had a career mark of 0-0. I was saying that in his career he had five seasons with a 0-0 record.

In any event this 0-0 record thing in any form is not the correct answer.

[Brooklyn]

In trying to figure this out, I noticed that Sambito had a season where his ERA and WHIP were exactly the same. Not the answer since Sherdel never did this, but it got me wondering how rare that feat is?

[Erik Bedard]

I don't know what you are objecting to here but if you check B-R you will see Dave Tomlin had five 0-0 seasons. I was not saying that he had a career mark of 0-0. I was saying that in his career he had five seasons with a 0-0 record.

In any event this 0-0 record thing in any form is not the correct answer.

Not the part about Tomlin, the part about not needing any GS, G, or IP requirements. I find that to be somewhat wrong.

[KCGHOST]

Not the part about Tomlin, the part about not needing any GS, G, or IP requirements. I find that to be somewhat wrong.

My comment was that there are no GS or IP requirements. And that is correct.

[Erik Bedard]

My comment was that there are no GS or IP requirements. And that is correct.

Sorry. I didn't see the part about the 0-0 record not being correct.