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2010 MLB Postseason Pitching Leaders

23 players from 8 clubs qualified, ranked by ERA. October is short and uneven — one club plays two games, another nineteen — so the qualifier is 1.0 innings pitched per game the player's own club played, and never fewer than 5. None of it counts toward the regular-season leaders.

RoleLeaguePool
Who
Born in
23 of 23 qualifiedDownload Parquet
#
1Matt CainUnited States26World Series3321.120001370.000.945.53.0
2Tim HudsonUnited States35Division Series117.00000540.001.146.45.1
3Jonny VentersUnited States25Division Series405.10000800.001.3113.50.0
4Cole HamelsUnited States27LCS2215.011001711.200.6710.20.6
5Matt GarzaUnited States27Division Series116.00000421.501.176.03.0
6Bronson ArroyoUnited States33Division Series115.10000231.691.313.45.1
7Colby LewisUnited States31World Series4426.1300024131.711.108.24.4
8Johnny CuetoDominican Republic24Division Series115.00100211.801.203.61.8
9Madison BumgarnerUnited States21World Series4320.220001852.181.117.82.2
10Derek LoweUnited States37Division Series2211.202001462.311.0310.84.6
11Tim LincecumUnited States26World Series6537.041014392.430.9210.52.2
12Roy HalladayUnited States33LCS3322.021002032.450.778.21.2
13Andy PettitteUnited States38LCS2214.01100912.570.795.80.6
14Roy OswaltUnited States33LCS4319.211001942.751.178.71.8
15Cliff LeeUnited States32World Series5535.232004722.780.8111.90.5
16Wade DavisUnited States25Division Series115.01000733.602.0012.65.4
17C.J. WilsonUnited States30World Series4424.1120017103.701.116.33.7
18Jonathan SánchezPuerto Rico28World Series4420.002002294.051.259.94.0
19David PriceUnited States25Division Series2212.202001404.971.349.90.0
20CC SabathiaUnited States30LCS3316.020001575.631.818.43.9
21Carl PavanoUnited States34Division Series116.00100316.001.834.51.5
22Phil HughesUnited States24LCS3315.212001286.321.666.94.6
23Francisco LirianoDominican Republic27Division Series115.20000736.351.5911.14.8
Reading this table

Box-score and rate statistics only. wOBA, wRC+, FIP and dbWAR are all measured against a league season, and a dozen clubs playing each other's best pitchers for a month is not one — borrowing the regular season's baselines would print numbers that look comparable and are not. Reached is the last round the player's club played in. The Parquet holds every round as well as the October totals. See the methodology →