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1882 NL Walks + Hits / IP Leaders

Baserunners allowed per inning

Larry Corcoran led the NL in walks + hits / ip in 1882 with 0.97, 0.05 ahead of Old Hoss Radbourn (1.02).

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Larry Corcoran Led the NL in 1882 Larry Corcoran Chicago White Stockings
0.97 Walks + Hits / IP 0.05 clear of Old Hoss Radbourn
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# Player Team WHIP W ERA IP BB
1 Larry Corcoran Larry Corcoran CHN 0.97 27 1.95 355.2 63
2 Old Hoss Radbourn Old Hoss Radbourn PRO 1.02 33 2.11 466.0 51
3 Fred Goldsmith CHN 1.02 28 2.42 405.0 38
4 George Weidman George Weidman DTN 1.05 25 2.63 411.0 39
5 Bobby Mathews Bobby Mathews BSN 1.05 19 2.87 285.0 22
6 Jim Whitney Jim Whitney BSN 1.06 24 2.64 420.0 41
7 John Ward John Ward PRO 1.06 19 2.55 286.0 36
8 Jim McCormick Jim McCormick CL2 1.10 36 2.37 595.2 103
9 Pud Galvin Pud Galvin BFN 1.16 28 3.17 445.1 40
10 Tim Keefe Tim Keefe TRN 1.18 17 2.49 376.0 78
11 Hugh Daily Hugh Daily BFN 1.24 15 2.99 255.2 70
12 George Bradley George Bradley CL2 1.27 6 3.73 147.0 22
13 George Derby George Derby DTN 1.29 17 3.26 362.0 81
14 Mickey Welch Mickey Welch TRN 1.41 14 3.46 281.0 62
15 Frank Mountain Frank Mountain WOR +1 1.42 4 3.76 213.0 46
16 Fred Corey WOR 1.43 1 3.56 139.0 19
17 Lee Richmond Lee Richmond WOR 1.49 14 3.74 411.0 88
18 Jim Egan TRN 1.57 4 4.14 100.0 24