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In 2015, there were the fewest complete games ever

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Clayton Kershaw leads the majors with 10 complete games over the last two seasons combined Credit: Brad Penner-USA TODAY Sports

Clayton Kershaw leads the majors with 10 complete games over the last two seasons combined
Credit: Brad Penner-USA TODAY Sports


There were 104 complete games thrown in 2015, the fewest ever thrown.

Is it any wonder that there is so much interest in bullpen pitchers this Hot Stove season?

The last season in which at least 300 complete games were thrown was 1998 when there were 302.

Here are the 21 seasons with the fewest complete games

Rk Year #
1 2015 104
2 2007 112
3 2014 118
4 2013 124
5 2012 128
6 2008 136
7 2006 144
8 2004 150
9 2009 152
10 2010 166
11 2011 173
12 2005 189
13 2001 199
14 2003 209
15 2002 214
16 2000 234
17 1999 237
18 1994 255
19 1997 266
20 1995 275
21 1996 290
Provided by Baseball-Reference.com: View Play Index Tool Used
Generated 12/8/2015.

What about at least 8.0 innings?

Starters went at least eight innings 367 times last season, the second fewest on record.
In 2007, pitchers went at least eight innings 362 times.

What about at least 7.2 innings?

Starters went at least 7.2 innings 449 times last season, the second fewest on record.
In 2007, pitchers went at least 7.2 innings 434 times.

What about at least 7.1 innings?

Starters went at least 7.1 innings 538 times last season, the third fewest on record.
In 2007, pitchers went at least 7.1 innings 504 times and in 2008, pitchers went at least 7.1 innings 539 times.

What about at least 7.0 innings?

Starters went at least seven innings 1391 times last season, just the twelfth time there have been under 1400 seven-inning starts.

Rk Year #
1 1955 1279
2 1981 1288
3 1960 1301
4 1958 1302
5 1994 1305
6 1956 1307
7 1957 1331
8 1953 1351
9 1959 1373
10 1954 1389
11 2015 1391
12 1948 1399
Provided by Baseball-Reference.com: View Play Index Tool Used
Generated 12/8/2015.

Right now, the only phones ringing more frequently than in bullpens are the cellphones of the agents representing relievers.


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