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A little more than zero
2007-06-30 08:36
by Bob Timmermann

But not much more.

After writing about Joe Cleary, the player with the highest non-infinite ERA in major league history, Charlie Bevis of the SABR BioProject tells us the story of Skeeter Shelton, who has the lowest career batting average of anyone who got a hit.

Shelton went 1 for 40 for the 1915 Yankees. No, he was not a pitcher. Nor was he Wil Nieves.

This life story does not have a happy ending.

Randy Tate, a pitcher for the 1975 Mets, had the most ABs in a career without a hit: 41.

 

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