2001 MLB Postseason Earned Run Average Leaders

Ramiro Mendoza led the 2001 postseason in earned run average with 0.73, 0.17 ahead of Tom Glavine (0.90).

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Led the postseason in 2001 Ramiro Mendoza New York Yankees

0.73 Earned Run Average 0.17 clear of Tom Glavine

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#	Player	Team	ERA	W	L	G
1	Ramiro Mendoza	NYA	0.73	0	0	8
2	Tom Glavine	ATL	0.90	2	1	3
3	Mariano Rivera	NYA	1.12	2	1	11
4	Curt Schilling	ARI	1.12	4	0	6
5	Matt Morris	SLN	1.20	0	1	2
6	Randy Johnson	ARI	1.52	5	1	6
7	Bartolo Colon	CLE	1.84	1	1	2
8	Jamie Moyer	SEA	1.89	3	0	3
9	Roger Clemens	NYA	2.36	1	1	5
10	Mark Mulder	OAK	2.45	1	1	2
11	Miguel Batista	ARI	2.49	1	1	6
12	Mike Mussina	NYA	2.62	2	1	4
13	Brian Anderson	ARI	2.84	1	1	4
14	Orlando Hernandez	NYA	3.71	1	1	3
15	Freddy Garcia	SEA	3.79	1	2	3
16	Mike Stanton	NYA	3.97	1	0	10
17	Greg Maddux	ATL	4.50	0	2	3
18	Aaron Sele	SEA	4.50	0	3	3
19	Andy Pettitte	NYA	4.55	2	3	5
20	John Burkett	ATL	5.06	1	1	2