New York Black Yankees Strikeout-to-Walk Leaders

Career totals with the New York Black Yankees and the best single seasons in club history. Records run through the 2025 season.

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The single-season record is 3.55, by Barney Brown in 1936.

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

Rate records use the league's own minimums: a season needs the standard 1.0 inning per team game with the club, a career 1,000+ innings pitched with the club.

All-time New York Black Yankees leaders

Career totals with the club

No qualifying careers on record.

Single-season New York Black Yankees records

Best seasons in club history

#	Player	Season	K/BB	G
1	Barney Brown	1936	3.55	8
2	Neck Stanley	1945	3.06	14
3	Bill Holland	1938	2.92	10
4	Barney Brown	1938	2.60	13
5	Bill Holland	1936	2.33	12
6	Neck Stanley	1939	1.92	12
7	Barney Brown	1937	1.89	11
7	Terris McDuffie	1939	1.89	11
9	Neck Stanley	1943	1.88	9
10	Neck Stanley	1946	1.78	12
11	Bill Holland	1939	1.58	10
12	Bob Evans	1940	1.50	12
13	Bob Griffith	1942	1.42	11
14	Henry McHenry	1936	1.32	10
15	Eugene Smith	1942	1.30	15
16	Frank McAllister	1942	1.26	8
17	Neck Stanley	1944	1.25	7
18	Roosevelt Davis	1936	1.23	14
19	Alex Newkirk	1946	1.22	12
19	Connie Rector	1941	1.22	18
21	Bob Evans	1941	1.14	11
22	Roy K. Williams	1940	1.07	9
23	Harry Kincannon	1937	0.93	11
23	Tom Parker	1942	0.93	4
25	Bob Griffith	1943	0.86	11