1925 MLB Postseason Earned Run Average Leaders

Earned runs allowed per nine innings

George Brown led the 1925 postseason in earned run average with 0.53, 0.76 ahead of Rube Curry (1.29). It stands 63rd among all single seasons in MLB Postseason history.

ERA W SO SV WHIP IP K/9 BB/9 K/BB SHO CG GS G L BB W-L%

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Led the postseason in 1925 George Brown St. Louis Stars

0.53 Earned Run Average 0.76 clear of Rube Curry

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#	Player	Team	ERA	W	L	G
1	George Brown	SLS	0.53	2	1	3
2	Rube Curry	HIL	1.29	2	0	2
3	William Bell	KCM	1.38	1	2	5
4	Walter Johnson	WS1	2.08	2	1	3
5	Bullet Rogan	KCM	2.42	3	0	3
6	Cliff Bell	KCM	2.45	0	1	2
7	Phil Cockrell	HIL	2.65	1	1	2
8	Nelson Dean	KCM	2.87	1	1	3
9	Ray Kremer	PIT	3.00	2	1	3
10	Alex Ferguson	WS1	3.21	1	1	2
11	Stan Coveleski	WS1	3.77	0	2	2
12	Bill Drake	KCM	3.91	0	3	4
13	Vic Aldridge	PIT	4.42	2	0	3
14	Percy Miller	SLS	4.70	0	2	4
15	Roosevelt Davis	SLS	5.68	1	1	2