S13 WORLD SERIES CHAMPS!!!
NLDPS - New York 3 - Pittsburgh 0
NLDCS - New York 3 - San Juan 0
NLCS - New York 4 - Salt Lake City 3
WS - New York 4- New Britain 2
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The bigger the game the better he pitched. One of baseballs most dominant pitchers from 1970-1976, winning over 20 games five straight times. Compiled 224-166 mark with 3.26 ERA before arm trouble ended career at the age of 33. Hurled perfect game vs. Twins in 1968. 1974 A.L. Cy Young award winner. 5-3 in 12 world series games.
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Hunter World Champions
- S26- New Orleans Jazz NL (Bigtex1)
- S25- Louisville Sluggers AL (Jahu43)
- S24- Salt Lake City Mormons NL (Shmish0)
- S23- Louisville Sluggers AL (Jahu43)
- S22- Little Rock Renegades NL (timf)
- S21- San Fransico Night Demons AL (bjb2378)
- S20-New Britain Yorkies AL (djbradford)
- S19-New Britain Yorkies AL (djbradford)
- S18-Philadelphia Quakers AL (lets_try)
- S17-San Francisco Night Demons AL (bjb2378)
- S16-Washington D.C. Generals AL (mdukes13)
- S15-Salt Lake City Mormons NL (shmishO)
- S14-New Britain Yorkies AL (djbradford)
- S13-New York Metropolitans NL (radek)
- S12-Louisville Sluggers AL (jahu43)
- S11-San Juan RRTA NL (baldric)
- S10-Louisville Sluggers AL (jahu43)
- S9 - New York Metropolitans NL (radek)
- S8 - Scottsdale Aces AL (Oli35)
- S7 - San Francisco Night Demons AL (bjb2378)
- S6 - San Francisco Night Demons AL (bjb2378)
- S5 - Colorado Blasters NL (leppykahn)
- S4 - Washington D.C. Generals AL (mdukes13)
- S3 - Colorado Blasters NL (leppykahn)
- S2 - Washington D.C. Generals AL (mdukes13)
- S1 - Washington D.C. Generals AL (mdukes13)
Hunter World All-Time Leaders (Through S20)
Pitching
Best Career ERA
1. Felipe Bournigal - 2.70
Most Career Wins
Best Career WHIP
Most Career Saves
Most Career Strike Outs
Batting
Best Career Batting Average
Most Career Home Runs
Most Career Runs Batted In
Most Career Hits
Most Career Runs Scored
Most Stolen Bases
Best Career ERA
1. Felipe Bournigal - 2.70
2. Freddy Martin - 2.81
3. Willie Perez - 2.86
Most Career Wins
1. Bob Creek - 278
2. Charlie Dickson - 245
3. Pete Daly - 240
Best Career WHIP
1. Felipe Bournigal - 1.02
2. Joe Ogea - 1.07
3. Ron Newfield - 1.07
Most Career Saves
1. Miguel Bennett - 512
2. James Sinclair - 443
3. Terrence Floyd - 379
Most Career Strike Outs
1. Bob Creek - 3,131
2. Jose Diaz - 2,635
3. Pete Daly - 2,628
Batting
Best Career Batting Average
1. Footsie Morris - .352
2. Frank Zhang - .350
3. Glenn McCarty - .342
Most Career Home Runs
1. Frank Zhang - 745
2. Yamid Molina - 684
3. Lonny Iglesias - 647
Most Career Runs Batted In
1. Garrett Biggio - 2.084
2. Frank Zhang - 1,971
3. Yamid Molina - 1,767
Most Career Hits
1. Garrett Biggio - 3,063
2. Bruce Grey - 2,858
3. Angel bolivar - 2,776
Most Career Runs Scored
1. Garrett Biggio - 1,947
2. Frank Zhang - 1,878
3. Angel Bolivar - 1,609
Most Stolen Bases
1. Zeus Stewart - 500
2. Eric Dillon - 489
3. Carlos Gabriel - 475
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James Augustus "Catfish" Hunter
The bigger the game the better he pitched. One of baseballs most dominant pitchers from 1970-1976, winning over 20 games five straight times. Compiled 224-166 mark with 3.26 ERA before arm trouble ended career at the age of 33. Hurled perfect game vs. Twins in 1968. 1974 A.L. Cy Young award winner. 5-3 in 12 world series games.
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