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1972 Starting Pitchers Fatigue Ratings GS BF BF Rating Jimmy Freeman* ATL 6 167 28 Jim Hardin ATL 9 236 26 Pat Jarvis ATL 6 150 25 Larry Jaster* ATL 1 19 19 Tom Kelley ATL 14 378 27 Mike McQueen* ATL 7 187 27 Phil Niekro ATL 36 1144 32 Ron Reed ATL 30 897 30 Ron Schueler ATL 18 475 26 George Stone* ATL 16 402 25 Doyle Alexander BAL 9 238 26 Mike Cuellar* BAL 35 989 28 Pat Dobson BAL 36 1051 29 Roric Harrison BAL 2 34 17 Dave McNally* BAL 36 979 27 Jim Palmer BAL 36 1094 30 Ray Culp BOS 16 467 29 John Curtis* BOS 21 607 29 Mike Garman BOS 1 5 5 Lew Krausse BOS 7 177 25 Lynn McGlothen BOS 22 620 28 Marty Pattin BOS 35 1033 30 Gary Peters* BOS 4 123 31 Sonny Siebert BOS 30 842 28 Luis Tiant BOS 19 589 31 Lloyd Allen CAL 6 135 23 Rickey Clark CAL 15 379 25 Dick Lange CAL 1 20 20 Rudy May* CAL 30 803 27 Andy Messersmith CAL 21 654 31 Don Rose CAL 4 102 26 Nolan Ryan CAL 39 1154 30 Clyde Wright* CAL 35 1029 29 Bill Bonham CHC 4 110 28 Joe Decker CHC 1 23 23 Bill Hands CHC 28 750 27 Burt Hooton CHC 31 890 29 Fergie Jenkins CHC 36 1176 33 Dan McGinn* CHC 2 36 18 Milt Pappas CHC 28 785 28 Juan Pizarro* CHC 7 182 26 Rick Reuschel CHC 18 496 28 Stan Bahnsen CHW 41 1059 26 Tom Bradley CHW 40 1056 26 1972 Starting Pitchers Fatigue Ratings GS BF BF Rating Jim Geddes CHW 1 28 28 Rich Gossage CHW 1 25 25 Dave Lemonds* CHW 18 326 18 Wilbur Wood* CHW 49 1490 30 Jack Billingham CIN 31 865 28 Pedro Borbon CIN 2 17 9 Ross Grimsley* CIN 28 790 28 Don Gullett* CIN 16 411 26 Tom Hall* CIN 7 198 28 Jim McGlothlin CIN 21 547 26 Jim Merritt* CIN 1 16 16 Gary Nolan CIN 25 689 28 Wayne Simpson CIN 22 521 24 Ed Sprague CIN 1 26 26 Bill Butler* CLE 2 30 15 Vince Colbert CLE 11 266 24 Steve Dunning CLE 16 441 28 Ed Farmer CLE 1 12 12 Steve Hargan CLE 1 25 25 Phil Hennigan CLE 1 24 24 Tom Hilgendorf* CLE 5 131 26 Ray Lamb CLE 9 203 23 Marcelino Lopez* CLE 2 18 9 Gaylord Perry CLE 40 1342 34 Dick Tidrow CLE 34 914 27 Milt Wilcox CLE 27 636 24 Les Cain* DET 5 103 21 Joe Coleman DET 39 1136 29 John Hiller* DET 3 67 22 Fred Holdsworth DET 2 34 17 Mickey Lolich* DET 41 1321 32 Joe Niekro DET 7 155 22 Fred Scherman* DET 3 41 14 Chuck Seelbach DET 3 70 23 Bill Slayback DET 13 281 22 Tom Timmermann DET 25 583 23 Chris Zachary DET 1 20 20 Mike Cosgrove* HOU 1 26 26 Larry Dierker HOU 31 887 29 Ken Forsch HOU 24 625 26 Tom Griffin HOU 5 118 24 Jerry Reuss* HOU 30 788 26 J.R. Richard HOU 1 14 14 Dave Roberts* HOU 28 802 29 1972 Starting Pitchers Fatigue Ratings GS BF BF Rating Don Wilson HOU 33 927 28 Steve Busby KCR 5 153 31 Bruce Dal Canton KCR 16 369 23 Dick Drago KCR 33 960 29 Al Fitzmorris KCR 2 63 32 Mike Hedlund KCR 16 369 23 Mike Jackson* KCR 3 68 23 Monty Montgomery KCR 8 222 28 Roger Nelson KCR 19 568 30 Jim Rooker* KCR 10 232 23 Paul Splittorff* KCR 33 852 26 Al Downing* LAD 30 857 29 Tommy John* LAD 29 766 26 Claude Osteen* LAD 33 1033 31 Doug Rau* LAD 3 91 30 Bill Singer LAD 25 698 28 Mike Strahler LAD 2 57 29 Don Sutton LAD 33 1061 32 Jerry Bell MIL 3 82 27 Ken Brett* MIL 22 542 25 Jim Colborn MIL 12 357 30 Skip Lockwood MIL 27 710 26 Jim Lonborg MIL 30 891 30 Bill Parsons MIL 30 838 28 Archie Reynolds MIL 2 53 27 Gary Ryerson* MIL 14 399 29 Jim Slaton MIL 8 180 23 Earl Stephenson* MIL 8 178 22 Bert Blyleven MIN 38 1153 30 Ray Corbin MIN 19 540 28 Dave Goltz MIN 11 326 30 Jim Kaat* MIN 15 443 30 Jim Perry MIN 35 898 26 Dick Woodson MIN 36 1033 29 Ernie McAnally MON 27 704 26 Balor Moore* MON 22 612 28 Carl Morton MON 27 722 27 Steve Renko MON 12 278 23 Bill Stoneman MON 35 1042 30 Mike Torrez MON 33 1011 31 Buzz Capra NYM 6 150 25 Gary Gentry NYM 26 663 26 Jerry Koosman* NYM 24 632 26 Jon Matlack* NYM 32 981 31 1972 Starting Pitchers Fatigue Ratings GS BF BF Rating Jim McAndrew NYM 23 601 26 Tommy Moore NYM 1 29 29 Ray Sadecki* NYM 2 43 22 Tom Seaver NYM 35 1060 30 Brent Strom* NYM 5 94 19 Hank Webb NYM 2 55 28 Fred Beene NYY 1 15 15 Rob Gardner* NYY 14 364 26 Larry Gowell NYY 1 18 18 Mike Kekich* NYY 28 739 26 Ron Klimkowski NYY 2 49 25 Steve Kline NYY 32 956 30 Doc Medich NYY 1 4 4 Fritz Peterson* NYY 35 1042 30 Mel Stottlemyre NYY 36 1088 30 Vida Blue* OAK 23 598 26 Dave Hamilton* OAK 14 357 26 Ken Holtzman* OAK 37 1050 28 Joe Horlen OAK 6 144 24 Catfish Hunter OAK 37 1142 31 Blue Moon Odom OAK 30 795 27 Bucky Brandon PHI 6 164 27 Steve Carlton* PHI 41 1351 33 Bill Champion PHI 22 505 23 Dave Downs PHI 4 89 22 Barry Lersch PHI 8 208 26 Ken Reynolds* PHI 23 578 25 Dick Selma PHI 10 257 26 Wayne Twitchell PHI 15 385 26 Steve Blass PIT 32 1014 32 Nelson Briles PIT 27 795 29 Dock Ellis PIT 25 663 27 Bob Johnson PIT 11 295 27 Bruce Kison PIT 18 507 28 Bob Moose PIT 30 923 31 Luke Walker* PIT 12 271 23 Ed Acosta SDP 2 60 30 Steve Arlin SDP 37 1067 29 Mike Caldwell* SDP 20 539 27 Mike Corkins SDP 9 263 29 Bill Greif SDP 22 499 23 Clay Kirby SDP 34 1004 30 Fred Norman* SDP 28 786 28 Jim Barr SFG 18 537 30 1972 Starting Pitchers Fatigue Ratings GS BF BF Rating Ron Bryant* SFG 28 807 29 Don Carrithers SFG 14 318 23 Juan Marichal SFG 24 695 29 Sam McDowell* SFG 25 699 28 Frank Reberger SFG 11 325 30 Steve Stone SFG 16 431 27 Charlie Williams SFG 2 31 16 Jim Willoughby SFG 11 349 32 Jim Bibby STL 6 166 28 Lance Clemons* STL 1 13 13 Reggie Cleveland STL 33 971 29 Don Durham STL 8 190 24 Bob Gibson STL 34 1119 33 Dennis Higgins STL 1 14 14 Al Santorini STL 19 496 26 Scipio Spinks STL 16 497 31 Rick Wise STL 35 1089 31 Dick Bosman TEX 29 737 25 Pete Broberg TEX 25 644 26 Bill Gogolewski TEX 21 483 23 Rich Hand TEX 28 728 26 Gerry Janeski TEX 1 29 29 Jim Panther TEX 4 70 18 Mike Paul* TEX 20 531 27 Jim Shellenback* TEX 6 126 21 Don Stanhouse TEX 16 404 25 Steve Barber* TOT 3 70 23 Wade Blasingame* TOT 1 4 4 Casey Cox TOT 5 98 20 John Cumberland* TOT 7 128 18 Eddie Fisher TOT 5 123 25 Woodie Fryman* TOT 31 905 29 Rich Hinton* TOT 3 58 19 Mike Kilkenny* TOT 7 147 21 Denny McLain TOT 13 295 23 Tom Murphy TOT 9 224 25 Jim Nash TOT 12 254 21 Gary Neibauer TOT 2 40 20 Lowell Palmer TOT 2 50 25 Tom Phoebus TOT 2 49 25 Diego Segui TOT 3 50 17 *Left-Handed Pitcher.
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