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Ohtani's 0.74 ERA through 10 starts puts him next to deGrom 2021 and Marichal 1966. The data isn't just historic — it's exposing a flaw in how we calculate player value.
Cristopher Sánchez's 44⅔ scoreless innings fit a precise historical pattern: not the aces, but mid-career pitchers who found something. The data on Hershiser, Drysdale, and Gibson shows why — and what comes next.
Shohei Ohtani hit a 424-foot leadoff homer in the 1st inning, then went out and threw six no-hit innings — a modern-era first. His ERA now sits at 0.82.
