#22
of 25
Bob Feller
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Bob Feller possessed electric velocity for his era. He led the league in strikeouts seven times. Feller lost prime seasons to military service. His 122 ERA+ reflects strong career effectiveness. He threw multiple no-hitters. Feller dominated before and after World War II. His fastball overwhelmed hitters in the 1940s. He carried heavy innings when available. His peak seasons were Cy Young caliber before the award existed. Adjusted for missed years, his case strengthens.
Career Numbers
266-162
W-L
3.25
ERA
2,581
K
3,827.0
IP
279
CG
44
SHO
21
SV
Bob Feller at No. 22
This slide covers number 22 of 25 in Top 25 Starting Pitchers in History of MLB Baseball: Bob Feller. The career card for Bob Feller shows a 266-162 record, a 3.25 ERA and 2,581 strikeouts. It also counts 21 saves. The Explore section links Bob Feller's debut decade, the 1930s, and other players born in USA. Gaylord Perry is ranked just above at 21 while Curt Schilling follows at 23. The ranking and the write-up above it are the list's editorial judgment; the career numbers come from the same tables as the player pages.