1960 Pittsburgh Pirates season

The 1960 Pittsburgh Pirates season was the team's 79th season. The team finished with a record of 95–59–1, seven games in front of the second-place Milwaukee Braves to win their first National League championship in 33 seasons. The team went on to play the heavily favored New York Yankees, whom they defeated 4 games to 3 in one of the most storied World Series ever.

1960 Pittsburgh Pirates
1960 National League Champion
1960 World Series Champion
Major League affiliations
Location
Other information
Owner(s)John W. Galbreath (majority shareholder); Bing Crosby, Thomas P. Johnson (minority shareholders)
General manager(s)Joe L. Brown
Manager(s)Danny Murtaugh
Local televisionKDKA-TV 2
Bob Prince, Jim Woods
Local radioKDKA–AM 1020
Bob Prince, Paul Long, Jim Woods
StatsESPN.com
BB-reference
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Offseason

At the 1959 Winter Meetings, Pirates general manager Joe L. Brown had agreed to trade Dick Groat to the Kansas City Athletics in exchange for Roger Maris. Pirates manager Danny Murtaugh had advised Brown that he did not want to lose Groat, and the deal was never finalized.[2]

Notable transactions
  • Prior to 1960 season: José Martínez was signed as an amateur free agent by the Pirates.[3]

Season standings

National League
National League W L Pct. GB Home Road
Pittsburgh Pirates 9559 0.617 — 52–25 43–34
Milwaukee Braves 8866 0.571 7 51–26 37–40
St. Louis Cardinals 8668 0.558 9 51–26 35–42
Los Angeles Dodgers 8272 0.532 13 42–35 40–37
San Francisco Giants 7975 0.513 16 45–32 34–43
Cincinnati Reds 6787 0.435 28 37–40 30–47
Chicago Cubs 6094 0.390 35 33–44 27–50
Philadelphia Phillies 5995 0.383 36 31–46 28–49

Record vs. opponents
1960 National League Records

Sources:
Team CHC CIN LA MIL PHI PIT SF STL
Chicago —10–129–137–1510–127–159–13–18–14–1
Cincinnati 12–10—12–109–139–136–1611–118–14
Los Angeles 13–910–12—12–1016–611–1110–1210–12
Milwaukee 15–713–910–12—16–69–1314–811–11
Philadelphia 12–1013–96–166–16—7–158–147–15
Pittsburgh 15–716–611–1113–915–7—14–8–111–11
San Francisco 13–9–111–1112–108–1414–88–14–1—13–9
St. Louis 14–8–114–812–1011–1115–711–119–13—

Detailed records

Regular season

On September 6, team captain Dick Groat was drilled on his left wrist by an inside pitch from Braves pitcher Lew Burdette.[4] Groat was lost for the rest of the season. Dick Schofield stepped in for the injured Groat and went three for three in that September 6 game. The Pirates won the game 5–3 and Schofield would go on to hit .414 for the rest of the season.[4]

On September 25 in Milwaukee, the Pirates clinched their first pennant in 33 years.[5]

Game log
1960 Game Log: 95–59 (Home: 52–25; Away: 43–34)[6]
April: 11–3 (Home: 8–2; Away: 3–1)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordStreak
1April 12@ Braves3–4McMahonFace (0–1)Burdette39,8880–1L1
2April 14Reds13–0Law (1–0)McLish—34,0641–1W1
3April 16Reds3–11HookUmbricht (0–1)—14,3381–2L1
4April 17Reds5–0Friend (1–0)Nuxhall—2–2W1
5April 17Reds6–5Gibbon (1–0)Wieand—16,1963–2W2
6April 19Phillies3–4OwensHaddix (0–1)—11,4433–3L1
7April 20Phillies4–2Law (2–0)Cardwell—10,4034–3W1
8April 21Phillies11–5Green (1–0)RobinsonFace (1)9,4515–3W2
9April 22Braves6–2Friend (2–0)Jay—29,8956–3W3
10April 23Braves5–4Gibbon (2–0)Burdette—15,5027–3W4
11April 24Braves7–3Haddix (1–1)BuhlFace (2)24,7588–3W5
12April 27@ Phillies3–2Law (3–0)Meyer—9,2339–3W6
13April 28@ Phillies3–0Friend (3–0)Buzhardt—8,78910–3W7
14April 30@ Reds12–7Daniels (1–0)McLishFace (3)3,48111–3W8
May: 16–11 (Home: 9–4; Away: 7–7)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordStreak
15May 1@ Reds13–2Law (4–0)Newcombe—8,24412–3W9
16May 2@ Cardinals3–4KlineFace (0–2)—10,59012–4L1
17May 4@ Cubs1–5EllsworthFriend (3–1)—4,63112–5L2
18May 5@ Cubs9–7Green (2–0)HobbieFace (4)3,42913–5W1
19May 6@ Giants1–5JonesLaw (4–1)—36,59213–6L1
20May 7@ Giants5–6ByerlyGreen (2–1)—33,06613–7L2
21May 8@ Giants1–13McCormickGibbon (2–1)—40,17313–8L3
22May 9@ Dodgers4–7SherryFace (0–3)—23,41713–9L4
23May 10@ Dodgers3–2Law (5–1)Podres—26,33114–9W1
24May 11@ Dodgers6–3Face (1–3)Koufax—27,92615–9W2
25May 13@ Braves8–2Friend (4–1)Willey—15,82316–9W3
26May 14@ Braves6–4 (11)Face (2–3)McMahon—16,86517–9W4
27May 15@ Braves6–4Haddix (2–1)SpahnUmbricht (1)18–9W5
28May 15@ Braves2–4PizarroDaniels (1–1)McMahon29,75718–10L1
29May 17Cubs11–6Friend (5–1)HobbieFace (5)16,10219–10W1
30May 18Cardinals4–2Law (6–1)Kline—14,61520–10W2
31May 19Cardinals8–3Gibbon (3–1)SadeckiGreen (1)15,81021–10W3
32May 20Giants5–4 (12)Green (3–1)O'Dell—39,43922–10W4
33May 21Giants1–3AntonelliFriend (5–2)Byerly28,98422–11L1
34May 22Giants8–7 (11)Face (3–3)McCormick—30,12323–11W1
35May 23Dodgers0–1KoufaxDaniels (1–2)—16,93623–12L1
36May 24Dodgers2–4PodresGibbon (3–2)—22,92023–13L2
37May 25Dodgers1–5DrysdaleUmbricht (0–2)—23,97523–14L3
38May 28Phillies4–2 (13)Umbricht (1–2)Farrell—9,47624–14W1
39May 29Phillies8–5Law (7–1)RobertsGreen (2)15,70425–14W2
40May 30Braves8–3Haddix (3–1)SpahnFace (6)34,23326–14W3
41May 31Reds4–3 (11)Face (4–3)McLish—20,49427–14W4
June: 15–11 (Home: 6–4; Away: 9–7)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordStreak
42June 1Reds5–0Friend (6–2)Purkey—26,79128–14W5
43June 3@ Phillies3–0Law (8–1)Buzhardt—16,73829–14W6
44June 5@ Phillies0–2ConleyFriend (6–3)—29–15L1
45June 5@ Phillies1–4OwensHaddix (3–2)—23,41029–16L2
46June 7@ Cubs2–13EllsworthLaw (8–2)Drabowsky8,73629–17L3
47June 8@ Cubs5–3Mizell (1–0)AndersonFace (7)9,11830–17W1
48June 9@ Cubs11–3Friend (7–3)HobbieGreen (3)7,44231–17W2
49June 10@ Cardinals6–9JacksonHaddix (3–3)McDaniel19,53231–18L1
50June 11@ Cardinals6–7DulibaGreen (3–2)—11,06331–19L2
51June 12@ Cardinals15–3Law (9–2)Kline—32–19W1
52June 12@ Cardinals2–5BroglioMizell (1–1)McDaniel29,60532–20L1
53June 14@ Giants6–3Friend (8–3)Jones—35,46533–20W1
54June 15@ Giants14–6Haddix (4–3)O'Dell—19,18034–20W2
55June 16@ Giants10–7Mizell (2–1)SanfordFace (8)17,23735–20W3
56June 17@ Dodgers2–1Law (10–2)Williams—43,29636–20W4
57June 18@ Dodgers4–3 (10)Face (5–3)Sherry—50,06237–20W5
58June 19@ Dodgers6–8RoebuckDaniels (1–3)Williams41,11837–21L1
59June 21Cardinals3–2Law (11–2)GibsonFace (9)21,29238–21W1
60June 22Cardinals5–0Friend (9–3)Jackson—21,32039–21W2
61June 23Cardinals1–3KlineHaddix (4–4)McDaniel21,15139–22L1
62June 24Cubs4–1Mizell (3–1)Ellsworth—28,13740–22W1
63June 25Cubs7–6Giel (1–0)AndersonFace (10)20,42841–22W2
64June 26Cubs6–7FreemanFriend (9–4)Elston41–23L1
65June 26Cubs5–7MoreheadLaw (11–3)Elston36,37841–24L2
66June 28Giants7–7—30,62141–24T1
67June 30Giants0–11SanfordFriend (9–5)—41–25L1
68June 30Giants11–6Gibbon (4–2)Miller—33,52042–25W1
July: 15–14 (Home: 3–5; Away: 12–9)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordStreak
69July 1Dodgers4–3 (10)Green (4–2)Sherry—27,31243–25W2
70July 2Dodgers1–6WilliamsCheney (0–1)—21,49643–26L1
71July 3Dodgers2–6DrysdaleMizell (3–2)—26,34643–27L2
72July 4@ Braves6–7 (10)SpahnFace (5–4)—43–28L3
73July 4@ Braves7–2Haddix (5–4)Jay—38,47844–28W1
74July 5@ Braves5–4 (10)Giel (2–0)JayFriend (1)24,47945–28W2
75July 6@ Reds5–2Cheney (1–1)PurkeyFace (11)12,29246–28W3
76July 7@ Reds3–2Mizell (4–2)HenryFace (12)12,49447–28W4
77July 8@ Phillies5–6 (10)FarrellGreen (4–3)—47–29L1
78July 8@ Phillies8–3Friend (10–5)Green—36,05648–29W1
79July 9@ Phillies1–2ConleyLaw (11–4)—19,54148–30L1
80July 10@ Phillies6–2Haddix (6–4)RobertsFace (13)13,01249–30W1
28th All-Star Game in Kansas City, Missouri
29th All-Star Game in Bronx, New York
81July 14Braves0–4BuhlHaddix (6–5)Burdette35,82749–31L1
82July 15Reds1–4O'TooleFriend (10–6)Brosnan29,11049–32L2
83July 16Reds6–5Francis (1–0)Brosnan—19,67450–32W1
84July 17Reds5–6PurkeyLaw (11–5)Brosnan50–33L1
85July 17Reds5–0Cheney (2–1)McLish—36,29051–33W1
86July 19@ Dodgers4–5SherryGreen (4–4)Roebuck51,43851–34L1
87July 20@ Dodgers5–7 (11)CraigFace (5–5)—51,30151–35L2
88July 21@ Dodgers4–1Law (12–5)Podres—51,19352–35W1
89July 22@ Giants4–1Mizell (5–2)McCormick—31,87853–35W2
90July 23@ Giants1–3MarichalHaddix (6–6)—30,22853–36L1
91July 24@ Giants3–6O'DellCheney (2–2)McCormick36,44753–37L2
92July 25@ Cardinals4–2Friend (11–6)KlineFace (14)23,64154–37W1
93July 26@ Cardinals5–4Law (13–5)SimmonsFace (15)20,89955–37W2
94July 27@ Cardinals7–3Green (5–4)Sadecki—17,23656–37W2
95July 29@ Cubs4–0Mizell (6–2)Brewer—9,67357–37W4
96July 30@ Cubs1–6HobbieFriend (11–7)—13,36557–38L1
97July 31@ Cubs2–6CardwellHaddix (6–7)Elston18,29757–39L2
August: 21–10 (Home: 14–4; Away: 7–6)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordStreak
98August 2Dodgers3–0Law (14–5)Williams—25,87658–39W1
99August 3Dodgers1–3 (7)PodresFriend (11–8)—24,81958–40L1
100August 4Dodgers4–1Witt (1–0)DrysdaleFace (16)20,74859–40W1
101August 5Giants1–0Mizell (7–2)Jones—33,30160–40W2
102August 6Giants8–7 (10)Law (15–5)Antonelli—28,24661–40W3
103August 7Giants4–1Friend (12–8)Sanford—62–40W4
104August 7Giants7–5Face (6–5)Jones—35,70863–40W5
105August 9Cubs7–1Mizell (8–2)Drabowsky—26,79764–40W6
106August 10Cubs3–1Law (16–5)Cardwell—20,07465–40W7
107August 11Cardinals2–3 (12)BroglioFriend (12–9)—34,21265–41L1
108August 12Cardinals2–9GibsonWitt (1–1)—35,43965–42L2
109August 13Cardinals4–1Haddix (7–7)Sadecki—24,62066–42W1
110August 14Cardinals9–4Law (17–5)Jackson—67–42W2
111August 14Cardinals3–2 (11)Green (6–4)McDaniel—36,77568–42W3
112August 15Phillies3–4MahaffeyFace (6–6)Short19,91268–43L1
113August 16Phillies11–2Friend (13–9)Owens—69–43W1
114August 16Phillies4–3Face (7–6)Roberts—34,67370–43W2
115August 17Phillies5–3Haddix (8–7)BuzhardtLabine (1)33,59871–43W3
116August 18@ Reds3–2Law (18–5)McLishFace (17)11,66872–43W4
117August 19@ Reds3–4PurkeyMizell (8–3)Brosnan16,34772–44L1
118August 20@ Reds10–7Face (8–6)Maloney—8,28773–44W1
119August 21@ Reds4–8HookFriend (13–10)Brosnan15,59673–45L1
120August 23@ Cubs8–3Haddix (9–7)EllsworthFace (18)13,94374–45W1
121August 24@ Cubs10–6Face (9–6)Elston—15,26875–45W2
122August 25@ Cubs1–2HobbieMizell (8–4)—11,70175–46L1
123August 26@ Cardinals1–3BroglioFriend (13–11)—24,43675–47L2
124August 27@ Cardinals4–5KlineFace (9–7)—30,71275–48L3
125August 28@ Cardinals4–5SimmonsHaddix (9–8)McDaniel28,57975–49L4
126August 29@ Dodgers10–2Law (19–5)Podres—37,36976–49W1
127August 30@ Dodgers5–2Friend (14–11)KoufaxFace (19)40,14377–49W2
128August 31@ Giants7–4Labine (1–0)O'DellFace (20)16,20278–49W3
September: 15–10 (Home: 10–6; Away: 5–4)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordStreak
129September 1@ Giants6–1Haddix (10–8)MarandaLabine (2)13,43679–49W4
130September 3Phillies2–3MahaffeyLaw (19–6)—18,48779–50L1
131September 4Phillies5–3Mizell (9–4)OwensLabine (3)17,85680–50W1
132September 5Braves9–7Green (7–4)SpahnFace (21)81–50W2
133September 5Braves1–7BuhlHaddix (10–9)—34,31081–51L1
134September 6Braves5–3Labine (2–0)SpahnFace (22)28,79382–51W1
135September 7Cardinals1–2BroglioLaw (19–7)McDaniel31,83182–52L1
136September 9Cubs4–3Mizell (10–4)EllsworthFace (23)24,83183–52W1
137September 10Cubs4–1Friend (15–11)Anderson—19,70184–52W2
138September 12Giants6–1Haddix (11–9)Sanford—21,26185–52W3
139September 13Giants3–6McCormickMizell (10–5)—21,31385–53L1
140September 14Dodgers2–5WilliamsLaw (19–8)—28,54785–54L2
141September 15Dodgers3–1Friend (16–11)Craig—12,51186–54W1
142September 16@ Reds3–4O'TooleHaddix (11–10)Brosnan9,35286–55L1
143September 18@ Reds5–3Law (20–8)McLish—87–55W1
144September 18@ Reds1–0Mizell (11–5)Purkey—14,43888–55W2
145September 20@ Phillies7–1Friend (17–11)Roberts—89–55W3
146September 20@ Phillies3–2Labine (3–0)Owens—17,21690–55W4
147September 22Cubs3–2 (11)Face (10–7)Cardwell—91–55W5
148September 22Cubs6–1Mizell (12–5)Anderson—19,56692–55W6
149September 23@ Braves1–2BuhlWitt (1–2)—17,57692–56L1
150September 24@ Braves2–4BurdetteFriend (17–12)—20,62692–57L2
151September 25@ Braves2–4 (10)PicheFace (10–8)—38,10992–58L3
152September 27Reds4–3 (16)Green (8–4)McLish—22,16293–58W1
153September 30Braves2–13BuhlLaw (20–9)—25,14893–59L1
October: 2–0 (Home: 2–0; Away: 0–0)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordStreak
154October 1Braves7–3Friend (18–12)SpahnFace (24)20,84294–59W1
155October 2Braves9–5Mizell (13–5)BurdetteHaddix (1)34,57895–59W2
Legend:        = Win        = Loss        = Postponement
Bold = Pirates team member

Composite Box
Team 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 R H E
Opponents 794761 666962 855852 923 000 0 5931363147
Pittsburgh 968271 828262 907171 963 200 1 7341493128

Opening Day Lineup
Opening Day Lineup
#NamePosition
12Don Hoak3B
24Dick GroatSS
4Bob SkinnerLF
7Dick Stuart1B
21Roberto ClementeRF
6Smoky BurgessC
20Gino CimoliCF
9Bill Mazeroski2B
32Vern LawSP

Notable transactions

Roster
1960 Pittsburgh Pirates
Roster
Pitchers Catchers

Infielders

 Outfielders

Other batters

 Manager

Coaches

Postseason

1960 World Series
Main article: 1960 World Series

The 1960 Pirates team, which featured eight All-Stars, was widely predicted to lose the World Series to a powerful New York Yankees team. In one of the most memorable World Series in history, the Pirates were defeated by more than ten runs in three games, won three close games, then recovered from a 7–4 deficit late in Game 7 to eventually win on a walk-off home run by Bill Mazeroski, a second baseman better known for defensive wizardry.

Game 1

October 5, 1960, at Forbes Field in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Attendance: 36,676

Team 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R H E
New York (A) 100 100 002 4132
Pittsburgh (N) 300 201 00X 680
W: Vern Law (1–0)  L: Art Ditmar (0–1),   S: Roy Face (1)
HR: NYY – Roger Maris (1), Elston Howard (1)   PIT – Bill Mazeroski (1)

Game 2

October 6, 1960, at Forbes Field in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Attendance: 37,308

Team 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R H E
New York (A) 002 127 301 16191
Pittsburgh (N) 000 100 002 3131
W: Bob Turley (1–0)  L: Bob Friend (0–1)
HR: NYY – Mickey Mantle 2 (2)

Game 3

October 8, 1960, at Yankee Stadium in New York City. Attendance: 70,001

Team 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R H E
Pittsburgh (N) 000 000 000 040
New York (A) 600 400 00x 10161
W: Whitey Ford (1–0)   L: Vinegar Bend Mizell (0–1)
HR: NYY – Bobby Richardson (1), Mickey Mantle (3)

Game 4

October 9, 1960, at Yankee Stadium in New York City. Attendance: 67,812

Team 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R H E
Pittsburgh (N) 000 030 000 370
New York (A) 000 100 100 280
W: Vern Law (2–0)   L: Ralph Terry (0–1),   S: Roy Face (2)
HR: NYY – Bill Skowron (1)

Game 5

October 10, 1960, at Yankee Stadium in New York City. Attendance: 62,753

Team 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R H E
Pittsburgh (N) 031 000 001 5102
New York (A) 011 000 000 252
W: Harvey Haddix (1–0)   L: Art Ditmar (0–2),   S: Roy Face (3)
HR: NYY – Roger Maris (2)

Game 6

October 12, 1960, at Forbes Field in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Attendance: 38,580

Team 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R H E
New York (A) 015 002 220 12171
Pittsburgh (N) 000 000 000 071
W: Whitey Ford (2–0)  L: Bob Friend (0–2)

Game 7

October 13, 1960, at Forbes Field in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Attendance: 36,683

Team 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R H E
New York (A) 000 014 022 9131
Pittsburgh (N) 220 000 051 10110
W: Harvey Haddix (2–0)  L: Ralph Terry (0–2)
HR: NYY – Bill Skowron (2), Yogi Berra (1)    PIT – Rocky Nelson (1), Hal Smith (1), Bill Mazeroski (2)

Game log
1960 Postseason Game Log (4–3)
1960 World Series: vs. New York Yankees (4–3)[9]
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceSeries
1October 5Yankees6–4Law (1–0)Ditmar (0–1)Face (1)36,676PIT 1–0
2October 6Yankees3–16Turley (1–0)Friend (0–1)37,308Tied 1–1
3October 8@ Yankees0–10Ford (1–0)Mizell (0–1)70,001NY 2–1
4October 9@ Yankees3–2Law (2–0)Terry (0–1)Face (2)67,812Tied 2–2
5October 10@ Yankees5–2Haddix (1–0)Ditmar (0–2)Face (3)62,753PIT 3–2
6October 12Yankees0–12Ford (2–0)Friend (0–2)38,580Tied 3–3
7October 13Yankees10–9Haddix (2–0)Terry (0–2)36,683PIT 4–3
Legend:        = Win        = Loss
Bold = Pirates team member

Composite Box

1960 World Series (4–3): Pittsburgh Pirates (N.L.) over New York Yankees (A.L.)

Team 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R H E
Pittsburgh Pirates 551 331 054 27604
New York Yankees 728 7313 645 55918
Total Attendance: 349,813   Average Attendance: 49,973
Winning Player's Share: – $8,418   Losing Player's Share – $5,125

Statistics
Batting
Pitching

Awards and honors

All-Stars

1960 Major League Baseball All-Star Game, 1960 Major League Baseball All-Star Game

League leaders

Farm system
See also: Minor League Baseball
Level Team League Manager
AAA Columbus Jets International League Cal Ermer
AAA Salt Lake City Bees Pacific Coast League Larry Shepard
A Savannah Pirates Sally League Ray Hathaway
B Burlington Bees Illinois–Indiana–Iowa League Harding "Pete" Peterson
C Grand Forks Chiefs Northern League Bob Clear
D Kingsport Pirates Appalachian League James Gibbons
D Dubuque Packers Midwest League James Adlam
D Hobbs Pirates Sophomore League Al Kubski

LEAGUE CHAMPIONS: Savannah, Hobbs

Notes
  1. From 1882–1906, the team played in Allegheny, Pennsylvania, which became annexed by Pittsburgh as the North Shore in 1907.
  2. Roger Maris: Baseball's Reluctant Hero, p. 114, Tom Clavin and Danny Peary, Touchstone Books, Published by Simon & Schuster, New York, 2010, ISBN 978-1-4165-8928-0
  3. José Martínez page at Baseball Reference
  4. The Best Game Ever, Prologue, p. xxi, Jim Reisler, Carroll & Graf Publishers, New York, 2007, ISBN 978-0-7867-1943-3
  5. The Best Game Ever, Prologue, p. xxii, Jim Reisler, Carroll & Graf Publishers, New York, 2007, ISBN 978-0-7867-1943-3
  6. "1960 Pittsburgh Pirates Schedule & Results". Baseball-Reference.com. Retrieved September 19, 2017.
  7. Vinegar Bend Mizell page at Baseball Reference
  8. Mickey Vernon page at Baseball Reference
  9. "1960 World Series". Baseball-Reference.com. Retrieved March 31, 2016.
  10. "Major League Baseball Regular Season Hitting Stats | pirates.com: Stats". Pittsburgh Pirates.
  11. "Major League Baseball Postseason Hitting Stats | pirates.com: Stats". Pittsburgh Pirates.
  12. "Major League Baseball Regular Season Pitching Stats | pirates.com: Stats". Pittsburgh Pirates.
  13. "Major League Baseball Postseason Pitching Stats | pirates.com: Stats". Pittsburgh Pirates.
  14. The Best Game Ever, p. 21, Jim Reisler, Carroll & Graf Publishers, New York, 2007, ISBN 978-0-7867-1943-3

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