ERA
Felipe Bournigal 2.70 - Roberto Santiago 2.93 - David Reyes 2.95
Wins
Pete Daly 240 - Felipe Bournigal 215 - Mark Meng 212
WHIP
Felipe Bournigal 1.02 - Joe Ogea 1.07 - Roberto Santiago 1.13
Saves
Terrence Floyd 379 - Miguel Bennett 355 - Clark Connelly 315
Strike Out
Pete Daly 2628 - Felipe Bournigal 2372 - Mark Meng 1988 - Bob Creek 1987
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Batting Average
Frank Zhang .357 - Footsie Morris .352 - Glenn McCarty .342 - Angel Bolivar .341
Home Runs
Lonny Iglesias 647 - Garrett Biggio 599 - Yamid Molina 564 - Magglio Javier 564
RBI
Garrett Biggio 1925 - Maglio Javier 1671 - John Stevens 1607
Hits
Garrett Biggio 2776 - Angel Bolivar 2735 - Abraham Cuddyer 2570
Runs Scored
Garrett Biggio 1811 - Angel Bolivar 1595 - Erubiel Molina 1591
Notes
As we can see on the blog the last update was done at the end of S13 and since than some big changes took place. Felipe Bournigal and Pete Daly are still on top of most pitching stats but a young pitcher stormed the career records lists with the best career start Hunter has ever seen, I'm talking about Roberto Santiago.
Back in season 8, 9 or 10 Bournigals' and Dalys' pitching records seemed unbreakable or at least very difficult to get to but with the way the new class of pitcher are performing I will have to change my mind on that idea. Roberto signed with San Juan as a IFA back in season 10 and has dominated Hunter ever since. So far after only 5 seasons Mr. Santiago started 178 games and pitched 1078 innings, that's an average of 36 starts and 216 IP per season. In those 178 starts he has 102 wins, 20 loses, 3 Cy Young awards, 4 All Star Teams and a WS Ring!.......I know Bournigal was the best SP Hunter has ever seen but I think Roberto may have something to say about that.......did I mention he's only 26 years old.
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