Where does Addie Joss rank among baseball greats?
Addie Joss ranks #30 among the Top 50 all-time at SP. Rankings ⇒ Addie Joss Teammates Harry Bemis George Stovall Nap Lajoie Bill Bradley Terry Turner Bill Hinchman Harry Bay Elmer Flick Cy Young Bill Bernhard Earl Moore Bob Rhoads Bill Armour Best Season: 1908 Joss had more than a few great years, but his 1.16 ERA in 1908 brings that season to the top of the list. He was 24-11 with nine shutouts (the second time he’d thrown that many white-washes in one campaign), and walked just 30 batters in more than 320 innings. In his 11 losses, his team scored a total of 11 runs. He lost four games in which his team was shutout, and lost three games by scores of 2-1, and six overall by one run. The Indians finished second, a half-game behind Detroit. Born Adrian Joss was born on April 12, 1880, in Woodland, WI. Died April 14, 1911, Toledo, OH Batted: Right Threw: Right Primary Position: P –> Primary Team: CLE –> Major League Debut 4 26, Nine Other Players Who Debuted in 1902 Joe Tinker Johnny E
