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2005 MLB Postseason Earned Run Average Leaders

Earned runs allowed per nine innings

Kelvim Escobar led the 2005 postseason in earned run average with 1.59, 0.05 ahead of Scot Shields (1.64).

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Kelvim Escobar Led the postseason in 2005 Kelvim Escobar Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim
1.59 Earned Run Average 0.05 clear of Scot Shields
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# Player Team ERA W L G
1 Kelvim Escobar Kelvim Escobar LAA 1.59 1 2 6
2 Scot Shields Scot Shields LAA 1.64 1 1 8
3 Chad Qualls Chad Qualls HOU 2.08 1 0 9
4 Chris Carpenter Chris Carpenter SLN 2.14 2 0 3
5 Freddy Garcia Freddy Garcia CHA 2.14 3 0 3
6 Jon Garland Jon Garland CHA 2.25 1 0 2
7 Mark Mulder Mark Mulder SLN 2.45 1 2 3
8 Brandon Backe HOU 3.00 0 0 4
9 Jose Contreras Jose Contreras CHA 3.09 3 1 4
10 Roy Oswalt Roy Oswalt HOU 3.29 3 0 4
11 Mark Buehrle Mark Buehrle CHA 3.47 2 0 4
12 Matt Morris Matt Morris SLN 3.97 1 1 2
13 Brad Lidge Brad Lidge HOU 4.26 0 3 10
14 Andy Pettitte Andy Pettitte HOU 4.26 1 1 4
15 John Lackey John Lackey LAA 4.41 0 1 3
16 Paul Byrd Paul Byrd LAA 5.02 1 0 3
17 Tim Hudson Tim Hudson ATL 5.27 0 1 2
18 Roger Clemens Roger Clemens HOU 5.62 2 1 4