How earned run average leaders fared in Box-Toppers points: ERA leader Ryu ranked 10th in player rankings

Hyun-Jin Ryu of the Dodgers had the lowest earned run average of any pitcher in 2019 and ranked 10th in Box-Toppers player rankings.

The overall Box-Toppers points leader, Gerrit Cole of the Astros (32.2), ranked third in ERA (2.50).

ERA leaders’ Box-Toppers points

Here is how 2019 earned run average leaders fared in Box-Toppers points. Players are listed from lowest ERA. Also shown are their 2019 Box-Toppers points (BTP) and their rank in Box-Toppers points among all players.

Player Team ERA BTP Rank
1 Hyun-Jin Ryu Dodgers 2.32 17.4 10
2 Jacob deGrom Mets 2.43 19.1 4
3 Gerrit Cole Astros 2.50 32.2 1
4 Justin Verlander Astros 2.58 27.5 2
5 Mike Soroka Braves 2.68 11.4 34
6 Jack Flaherty Cardinals 2.75 16.5 11
7 Sonny Gray Reds 2.88 14.4 17
8 Max Scherzer Nationals 2.93 15.4 15
9 Zack Greinke Astros 2.93 17.9 7
10 Clayton Kershaw Dodgers 3.03 12.7 25
BTP: Box-Toppers points

Five of the top 10 ERA leaders finished in the top 10 in Box-Toppers points in 2019:

Mike Soroka of the Braves had the fewest Box-Toppers points among the top 10 in ERA. Soroka ranked fifth in ERA (2.68) and 34th in Box-Toppers points (11.4), 16th among NL pitchers.

Stephen Strasburg of the Nationals is Box-Toppers’ highest-ranked pitcher not among the top 10 in ERA. Strasburg ranked third in Box-Toppers points (20.7), first among NL pitchers. Strasburg ranked 16th in ERA (3.32).

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