Least likely 2006 NL pitching category leader to repeat as '07 leader ...
| ERA (Oswalt, 2.98) |  5 (3.50%) |
| Games (Torres, 94) | 35 (24.48%) |
| Complete Games (Harang, 6) | 15 (10.49%) |
| Strikeouts (Harang, 216) | 18 (12.59%) |
| Homers Allowed (Marquis, 35) | 3 (2.10%) |
| Innings (Arroyo, 240.2) | 46 (32.17%) |
| Saves (Hoffman, 46) | 10 (6.99%) |
| Holds (Linebrink, 36) | 2 (1.40%) |
| SB Allowed (C. Young, 41) | 7 (4.90%) |
| Other (who and what?) | 2 (1.40%) |
143 votes | 6 featured comments
If Torres remains the Pirates' closer all season, there's almost no way that he would repeat those 91 appearances.
Josh Towers - Worst ERA.
Towers was bad last year, but not so bad as to have the worst ERA in the National League too!
Towers was bad last year, but not so bad as to have the worst ERA in the National League too!
I voted for Chris Young - Piazza won't be spending any time back there anymore.
I think with Dave Roberts moving from San Diego to San Francisco, Chris Young my be the most likely to repeat as NL leader (SB allowed).