Jack Russell vs Pete Appleton

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Jack Russell and Pete Appleton compared on their MLB careers: Jack Russell played 15 seasons, 1926 to 1940, Pete Appleton 14 seasons, 1927 to 1945. Jack Russell has 85 wins to Pete Appleton's 57.

Who has the better career numbers?

Pete Appleton leads in 5 of the 7 lines, Jack Russell in 2. Bold marks the better figure; playing time — games, minutes, at-bats, innings — is not scored.

Jack Russell and Pete Appleton career totals

557	GP	341
85, better	W	57
141	L	66, better
4.5	ERA	4.3, better
2,050.2	IP	1,141
418	K	420, better
571	BB	486, better
1.5	WHIP	1.5, better
38, better	SV	26

Titles and awards

Neither has a championship or an award on file.

Awards come from the league’s published winner lists; a championship counts a season played for the club that won it.

Season by season

Lined up by career year, not by calendar: each row is the players’ nth season.

Jack Russell and Pete Appleton season by season

1st	1926	0	5	3.58	1927	2, better	1, better	1.82, better
2nd	1927	4, better	9	4.10, better	1928	3	4, better	4.68
3rd	1928	11, better	14	3.84, better	1930	8	7, better	4.02
4th	1929	6, better	18	3.92, better	1931	4	4, better	4.63
5th	1930	9, better	20	5.45	1932	0	3, better	5.29, better
6th	1931	10, better	18	5.16	1933	0	0, better	0.00, better
7th	1932	6	14	5.25	1936	14, better	9, better	3.53, better
8th	1933	12, better	6, better	2.69, better	1937	8	15	4.39
9th	1934	5	10	4.17, better	1938	7, better	9, better	4.60
10th	1935	4	9, better	5.71	1939	5, better	10	4.56, better
11th	1936	3	5	6.02	1940	4, better	0, better	5.62, better
12th	1937	2, better	5	7.59	1941	0	3, better	5.27, better
13th	1938	6, better	1	3.34	1942	1	1	3.09, better
14th	1939	4, better	3	3.67, better	1945	1	0, better	4.56
15th	1940	3	4	2.50	—	—	—	—

What the columns mean: W · L · ERA