Back on July 4, Zack Greinke’s ERA was way above 1.50. (Juan Ocampo)
By Jon Weisman
In 27 2/3 innings across four starts since June 18, facing exactly 100 batters, Zack Greinke has allowed …
- zero runs
- two runners to reach third base
- three walks
- three extra-base hits
- 10 runners to reach scoring position
- a .156 batting average
- a .190 on-base percentage
- a .188 slugging percentage
- a 7.7 strikeout-walk ratio
Pending his start tonight against the Phillies, Greinke (1.48 ERA) could become the first MLB pitcher to have an ERA below 1.50 before the All-Star Break since Roger Clemens in 2000, the first NL pitcher since Bob Knepper in 1981 and the first Dodger since Don Drysdale in 1968.
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