2017 MLB Postseason Earned Run Average Leaders

Stephen Strasburg led the 2017 postseason in earned run average with 0.00, 0.84 ahead of Kenta Maeda (0.84). It is the best single-season earned run average mark in MLB Postseason history.

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Led the postseason in 2017 Stephen Strasburg Washington Nationals

0.00 Earned Run Average 0.84 clear of Kenta Maeda

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#	Player	Team	ERA	W	L	G
1	Stephen Strasburg	WAS	0.00	1	1	2
2	Kenta Maeda	LAN	0.84	2	0	9
3	Jake Arrieta	CHN	0.84	1	1	2
4	Masahiro Tanaka	NYA	0.90	2	1	3
5	Kenley Jansen	LAN	1.62	1	1	13
6	Jon Lester	CHN	1.88	0	0	3
7	Justin Verlander	HOU	2.21	4	1	6
8	CC Sabathia	NYA	2.37	1	1	4
9	Tommy Kahnle	NYA	2.38	0	0	7
10	Rich Hill	LAN	2.55	0	0	4
11	Lance McCullers	HOU	2.61	1	0	5
12	Alex Wood	LAN	2.92	0	1	3
13	Dallas Keuchel	HOU	3.58	2	2	5
14	Clayton Kershaw	LAN	3.82	3	0	6
15	Kyle Hendricks	CHN	3.94	1	1	3
16	Brandon Morrow	LAN	3.95	0	0	14
17	David Robertson	NYA	4.15	2	0	8
18	Charlie Morton	HOU	4.24	2	1	5
19	Brad Peacock	HOU	5.11	0	0	7
20	Jose Quintana	CHN	5.40	0	1	4
21	Luis Severino	NYA	5.62	1	1	4
22	Yu Darvish	LAN	6.14	2	2	4