Most Shutouts of the 1920s (MLB Postseason)

Willie Foster recorded more shutouts than any other MLB Postseason player in the 1920s, with 3, 1 clear of Willie Powell (2). He did it in 3 seasons, with a best year of 2 in 1926. Covers the 9 seasons the MLB Postseason played in the 1920s, 1920 to 1928. The top ten runs from 3 down to 1.

The MLB Postseason played 9 seasons in the 1920s, 1920 to 1928. Totals cover those seasons only.

Negro League seasons over these years ran roughly 25 to 70 games against 154 or more in the American and National Leagues. This is a raw ten-year total, so it counts opportunity as well as performance.

MLB Postseason leader, 1920s Willie Foster 1926–1928 · 3 seasons

3 Shutouts 1 clear of Willie Powell

#	Player	Seasons	SHO	Best year
1	Willie Foster	1926–1928 (3)	3	2 (1926)
2	Willie Powell	1926–1928 (3)	2	1 (1928)
3	Art Nehf	1921–1924 (4)	2	1 (1923)
4	Burleigh Grimes	1920–1920 (1)	1	1 (1920)
5	Chet Brewer	1926–1926 (1)	1	1 (1926)
6	CG Claude Grier	1926–1926 (1)	1	1 (1926)
7	Duster Mails	1920–1920 (1)	1	1 (1920)
8	Rats Henderson	1926–1926 (1)	1	1 (1926)
9	Carl Mays	1921–1922 (2)	1	1 (1921)
10	George Harney	1926–1927 (2)	1	1 (1927)
11	Jack Scott	1922–1923 (2)	1	1 (1922)
12	Jesse Haines	1926–1928 (2)	1	1 (1926)
13	Stan Coveleski	1920–1925 (2)	1	1 (1920)
14	Walter Johnson	1924–1925 (2)	1	1 (1925)
15	BR Bullet Rogan	1924–1926 (3)	1	1 (1925)
16	José Méndez	1924–1926 (3)	1	1 (1924)
17	Rube Curry	1924–1927 (4)	1	1 (1926)
18	Waite Hoyt	1921–1928 (6)	1	1 (1921)