Two back to back in the 1972 and 1973 seasons
Deacon Phillippe of the Pittsburgh Pirates was the winning pitcher in Games 3 & 4 of the 1903 World Series. He was the starter and threw complete games in both. The games were played three days apart as there was a travel day after Game 3 and then a rainout. Game 3 was played October 3 and Game 4 was played October 6.
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Old Hoss Radbourn way back in 1884 won an amazing 59 games according to Baseball Almanac.
Randy Johnson 2001, game six as a starter and game seven in relief.
From the back edge of the plate to the front of the rubber, it is 60 feet, 6 inches, at least in Highschool, College and Pro Baseball.
That's Wilbur Wood and he is best known for throwing the knuckleball which is not as taxing on the arm as are other pitches. He spent 5 seasons with the Red Sox and Pirates before being traded to the White Sox where he spent 12 seasons from 1967-1978. Wood was a reliever for his first four seasons with the White Sox and led the American League in games pitched in 1968, 1969, and 1970. He set an MLB record by pitching in 88 games in 1968 ... that record was broken by Wayne Granger of the Reds the following season when Granger pitched in 90 games. Wilbur had 57 saves in his four seasons as a reliever. He switched from relieving to starting in 1971. Between 1971-1975, Wood won 106 games, started 224 games, pitched 1681 2/3 innings, 99 complete games, and led the AL in wins in 2 seasons, games started in 4 seasons, and innings pitched in 2 seasons. Wood threw 376 2/3 innings in the 1972 season which was the most innings pitched by an AL pitcher since 1912 when Ed Walsh of the White Sox threw 392. Wilbur was headed towards another big season when he suffered a fractured kneecap in May, 1976 after being struck by a batted ball. Although he came back for the 1977 season, he wasn't the same and pitched only 52 games in 1977 and 1978 before retiring after the 1978 season. In the history of the White Sox, Wood ranks 5th in wins with 163, 3rd in games pitched with 578, 7th in saves with 57, 5th in innings pitched with 2524 2/3, 5th in strikeouts with 1332, 7th in games started with 286, 9th in shutouts with 24, and 5th in batters faced with 10472. Wilbur Wood was a very, VERY good pitcher!
Brian KingMan back in 1980. Despite a very low average of 3.83 era.
1995, 1996, 1997
Fullback Lorenzo Neal who has played 16 seasons and 239 games.
Roger craig
jack mcdowell