Book Report: 10 Great Seasons by Pitchers with 0 Wins

Trevor Hoffman, San Diego Padres, 2006
0-2, 65 games, 2.14 ERA, 46 saves, 0.968 WHIP

Tom Henke, Toronto Blue Jays, 1987
0-6, 72 games, 2.49 ERA, 34 saves, 0.926 WHIP

Troy Percival, California Angels, 1996
0-2, 62 games, 2.31 ERA, 36 saves, 0.932 WHIP

Gregg Olson, Baltimore Orioles, 1993
0-2, 50 games, 1.60 ERA, 29 saves, 1.222 WHIP

Tom Henke, Toronto Blue Jays, 1991
0-2, 49 games, 2.32 ERA, 34 saves, 0.874 WHIP

Francisco Cordero, Milwaukee Brewers, 2007
0-4, 62 games, 2.98 ERA, 44 saves, 1.105 WHIP

Kazuhiro Sasaki, Seattle Mariners, 2001
0-4, 69 games, 3.24 ERA, 45 saves, 0.885 WHIP

Mike Henneman, Detroit Tigers/Houston Astros, 1995
0-2, 50 games, 2.15 ERA, 26 saves, 1.152 WHIP

Jason Isringhausen, St Louis Cardinals, 2003
0-1, 40 games, 2.36 ERA, 22 saves, 1.167 WHIP

Rod Beck, San Francisco Giants, 1996
0-9, 63 games, 3.34 ERA, 35 saves, 1.065 WHIP