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50. Todd Stottlemyre

50. Todd Stottlemyre
  1. General
  2. Awards
  3. Career Stats
  • Born: May 20, 1965 in Sunnyside, WA USA
  • Weight: 195 lbs.
  • Height: 6'3"
  • Bats: L
  • Throws: R
  • Debut: April 06, 1988
  • Final Game: June 26, 2002
  • Branch Rickey Award - 2000
  • Lou Gehrig Memorial Award - 2000
 
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The son of star Pitcher (and bigger star Coach) Mel Stottlemyre, Todd Stottlemyre was Toronto’s Frist Round Pick (3rdOverall) in the 1985 Draft.  The righthander needed three years to make the Jays roster.

With his pedigree, Stottlemyre was expected to be a star, but that did not happen, though he was a solid late-rotation starter for years.  Stottlemyre helped Toronto win the 1992 and 1993 World Series, with the UNLV product winning at least 11 Games annually from 1990 to 1993, with a peak of 15 Wins in 1991.  That was the only year as a Blue Jay that Stottlemyre had an ERA under four (3.78).

Stottlemyre signed with Oakland after the 1994 Season, and with the Jays, he had a record of 69-70, 662 Strikeouts, and a 4.39 ERA.

The Bullet Points

  • Position: Pitcher
  • Acquired: Selected in the 1st Round, 3rd Overall in the Amateur Draft 6/3/85.
  • Departed:

    Signed as a Free Agent with the Oakland Athletics 4/11/95.

  • Games Played: 206
  • Notable Statistics:

    69 Wins
    70 Losses
    4.39 ERA
    175 Games Started
    15 Complete Games
    4 Shutouts
    11 Games Finished
    1 Save
    1,139 Innings Pitched
    662 Strikeouts
    4.24 FIP
    1.401 WHIP
    1.60 SO/BB
    10.2 bWAR                     

    4 Playoff Games
    0 Wins
    3 Losses
    7.50 ERA
    4 Games Started
    1 Game Finished
    24.0 Innings Pitched
    16 Strikeouts
    5.73 FIP
    1.71 WHIP
    4.13 SO/BB

    No Regular Season Plate Appearances

    4 Playoff Games
    0 Runs
    0 Hits
    0 Doubles
    0 Triples
    0 Home Runs
    0 Runs Batted In
    0 Stolen Bases
    .000/1.000/.000 Slash Line

  • Major Accolades and Awards:

    World Series Champion (1992 & 1993)
    Highest Fielding Percentage by a Pitcher (1994)

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