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2021 postseason · rankings

2021 MLB Postseason Pitching Leaders

16 players from 10 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
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1Corbin BurnesUnited States27Division Series116.00000630.000.839.04.5
2Logan WebbUnited States25Division Series2214.210001710.610.6810.40.6
3Ian AndersonUnited States23World Series4417.020001671.590.948.53.7
4Adam WainwrightUnited States40Wild Card115.10000521.691.138.43.4
5Max ScherzerUnited States37LCS4316.201102352.160.9012.42.7
6Nick PivettaCanada28LCS3113.210001452.631.029.23.3
7Charlie MortonUnited States38World Series4416.2010022103.241.2611.95.4
8Brandon WoodruffUnited States28Division Series217.10100813.680.959.81.2
9Max FriedUnited States27World Series5527.222002934.231.199.41.0
10Nathan EovaldiUnited States31LCS5420.222002554.791.1610.92.2
11Walker BuehlerUnited States27LCS4418.102001894.911.698.84.4
12Eduardo RodriguezVenezuela28LCS3312.211001424.970.959.91.4
13Julio UríasMexico25LCS4215.011001535.401.339.01.8
14Kevin GausmanUnited States30Division Series216.00100736.001.1710.54.5
15Framber ValdezDominican Republic28World Series5519.211001687.781.837.33.7
16Shane McClanahanUnited States24Division Series215.21000317.941.944.81.6
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 →