The New York Metropolitans Hall of Records: Seasonal Pitching Marks

The New York Metroplitans Hall of Records:
Top Ten Seasonal Marks, Pitching

1883-1887
The pitchers showcased here are presented on the basis of
their best Mets single-season mark for Earned Run Average (at least 85 IP)


Tim Keefe Best ERA as a Met 2.25 in 1884		Jack Lynch Best ERA as a Met 2.67 in 1884			Ed Cushman Best ERA as a Met 2.78 in 1885
GAMES	GAMES STARTED		COMPLETE GAMES	INNINGS PITCHED		WINS
68, Tim Keefe, 1883 58, Tim Keefe, 1884 55, Jack Lynch, 1884 52, Al Mays, 1887 51, Jack Lynch, 1886 44, Jack Lynch, 1885 41, Al Mays, 1886 38, Ed Cushman, 1886 29, Jack Lynch, 1883 26, Ed Cushman, 1887	68, Tim Keefe, 1883 58, Tim Keefe, 1884 54, Jack Lynch, 1884 52, Al Mays, 1887 50, Jack Lynch, 1886 43, Jack Lynch, 1885 41, Al Mays, 1886 37, Ed Cushman, 1886 29, Jack Lynch, 1883 26, Ed Cushman, 1887		68, Tim Keefe, 1883 56, Tim Keefe, 1884 54, Jack Lynch, 1884 50, Jack Lynch, 1886 50, Al Mays, 1887 43, Jack Lynch, 1885 39, Al Mays, 1886 37, Ed Cushman, 1886 29, Jack Lynch, 1883 25, Ed Cushman, 1887	619.0, Tim Keefe, 1883 496.0, Jack Lynch, 1884 483.0, Tim Keefe, 1884 441.1, Al Mays, 1887 432.2, Jack Lynch, 1886 379.0, Jack Lynch, 1885 350.0, Al Mays, 1886 325.2, Ed Cushman, 1886 255.0, Jack Lynch, 1883 220.0, Ed Cushman, 1887		41, Tim Keefe, 1883 37, Tim Keefe, 1884 37, Jack Lynch, 1884 23, Jack Lynch, 1885 20, Jack Lynch, 1886 17, Ed Cushman, 1886 17, Al Mays, 1887 13, Jack Lynch, 1883 11, Al Mays, 1886 10, Ed Cushman, 1887

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LOSSES	WINNING PECENTAGE		HITS	RUNS		EARNED RUNS
34, Al Mays, 1887 30, Jack Lynch, 1886 28, Al May, 1886 27, Tim Keefe, 1883 21, Jack Lynch, 1885 20, Ed Cushman, 1886 17, Tim Keefe, 1884 15, Jack Lynch, 1883 15, Jack Lynch, 1884 15, Ed Cushman, 1887	.712, Jack Lynch, 1884 .685, Tim Keefe, 1884 .603, Tim Keefe, 1883 .523, Jack Lynch, 1885 .464, Jack Lynch, 1883 .459, Ed Cushman, 1886 .400, Jack Lynch, 1886 .400, Ed Cushman, 1887 .389, Doug Crothers, 1885 .364, Ed Cushman, 1885		551, Al Mays, 1887 486, Tim Keefe, 1883 485, Jack Lynch, 1886 420, Jack Lynch, 1884 410, Jack Lynch, 1885 380, Tim Keefe, 1884 330, Al Mays, 1886 310, Ed Cushman, 1887 278, Ed Cushman, 1886 263, Jack Lynch, 1883	359, Al Mays, 1887 307, Jack Lynch, 1886 244, Tim Keefe, 1883 243, Jack Lynch, 1885 232, Ed Cushman, 1887 231, Al Mays, 1886 226, Jack Lynch, 1884 195, Tim Keefe, 1884 180, Ed Cushman, 1886 161, Jack Lynch, 1883		232, Al Mays, 1887 190, Jack Lynch, 1886 166, Tim Keefe, 1883 152, Jack Lynch, 1885 147, Jack Lynch, 1884 146, Ed Cushman, 1887 132, Al Mays, 1886 121, Tim Keefe, 1884 116, Jack Lynch, 1883 113, Ed Cushman, 1886

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STRIKEOUTS	BASES ON BALLS		SHUTOUTS	SAVES		EARNED RUN AVERAGE
361, Tim Keefe, 1883 334, Tim Keefe, 1884 292, Jack Lynch, 1884 193, Jack Lynch, 1886 177, Jack Lynch, 1885 167, Ed Cushman, 1886 163, Al Mays, 1886 133, Ed Cushman, 1885 124, Al Mays, 1887 119, Jack Lynch, 1883	140, Al Mays, 1886 136, Al Mays, 1887 116, Jack Lynch, 1886 99, Ed Cushman, 1886 98, Tim Keefe, 1883 83, Ed Cushman, 1887 71, Tim Keefe, 1884 53, John Shaffer, 1887 49, Doug Crothers, 1885 48, Ed Begley, 1885		5, Tim Keefe, 1883 5, Jack Lynch, 1884 4, Tim Keefe, 1884 2, Ed Cushman, 1886 1, Jack Lynch, 1883 1, Doug Crothers, 1885 1, Jack Lynch, 1885 1, Jack Lynch, 1886 1, John Shaffer, 1886 1, Stump Wiedman, 1887	none		2.25, Tim Keefe, 1884 2.41, Tim Keefe, 1883 2.67, Jack Lynch, 1884 2.78, Ed Cushman, 1885 3.12, Ed Cushman, 1886 3.39, Al Mays, 1886 3.61, Jack Lynch, 1885 3.95, Jack Lynch, 1886 4.09, Jack Lynch, 1883 4.73, Al Mays, 1887

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The pitcher whose name is in gold was Number One in each category; the pitchers listed in white finished Numbers Two through Ten.

Winning Percentage is presented on the basis of a minimum of 15 decisions. Earned Run Average is presented on the basis of a minimum of 1 inning pitched per team game.