Rube Kroh stats

Last played for the Atlanta Braves, 1912

Pitcher

Age 140

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Rube Kroh played 6 MLB seasons, 1906 to 1912.

Stats

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Standard

Career regular season

GP
36
W
14
L
9
ERA
2.29
IP
216.1
K
92
BB
67
WHIP
1.15
Standard by season
GP: Games the player appeared in, however briefly.W: Games in which this pitcher was credited with the win.L: Games in which this pitcher was charged with the loss.ERA: Earned runs allowed per nine innings pitched — lower is better. Under 3.00 is excellent.IP: Innings pitched. The decimal counts outs, so 6.2 is six innings and two more outs.K: Batters this pitcher struck out.BB: Times the batter reached first base on four balls.WHIP: Walks and hits allowed per inning pitched — lower is better. Around 1.00 is elite.
1906BOS1100.009.0540.67
1907BOS7142.6234.1881.19
1908CHC2001.5012.01141.08
1909CHC17941.65120.151301.06
1910CHC6314.4634.116151.40
1912ATL3005.686.1162.21

What the columns mean: W · L · ERA · IP · K · BB · WHIP

Expanded

Career regular season

QS
0
CG
13
SHO
3
K/9
3.8
GB
0
FB
0
G/F
0.00
WP
0
Expanded by season
QS: Quality starts: six innings or more with no more than three earned runs.CG: Complete games, pitched from the first out to the last.SHO: Shutouts — complete games with no run allowed.K/9: Strikeouts for every nine innings pitched.GB: Ground balls hit against this pitcher.FB: Fly balls hit against this pitcher.G/F: Ground balls for every fly ball hit against this pitcher.WP: Wild pitches — throws the catcher had no chance to stop.
1906BOS0115.00000
1907BOS0102.10000
1908CHC0008.30000
1909CHC01023.80000
1910CHC0104.20000
1912ATL0001.40000

What the columns mean: QS · CG · SHO · K/9 · G/F · WP

Bio

Age
140 yearsAug 25, 1886
Debut
1906

What were Rube Kroh's career stats?

Rube Kroh played 6 seasons for the Red Sox, the Cubs and the Braves. He had 14 wins and 92 strikeouts with a 2.29 ERA over 216.1 innings. His best season was 1909: 9 wins, a 1.65 ERA and 51 strikeouts.

League leaderboards and awards

6 seasons, 1906 to 1912

Championships

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