San Francisco Giants 2010 World Series Champions

Originally Posted by 370Zsteve

Who has the best postseason records? After all that's what this is all about. Do the Giants even have any postseason pitching stats?

Andy Pettite
Postseason leader in wins, innings, and games started.
Pettitte is 19–9 with a 3.87 ERA and 168 strikeouts in 41 postseason games (1995–2003, 2005, 2007, 2009-2010), with the most postseason wins in the history of Major League Baseball. Pettitte has pitched 256.0 innings in the postseason.

Mariano Rivera
133.1 innings, 0.74 ERA, 39 saves
The unequivocal best pitcher in postseason history

Postseason Lowest career ERA (minimum 30 innings pitched) 0.72 Most saves 42 Most consecutive scoreless innings pitched 34 1⁄3 Most consecutive save opportunities converted 23 Most two-inning saves 14 Most appearances 92 Most games finished 74 Most saves in each postseason round 18 (LDS), 13 (LCS), 11 (WS) Most appearances in each postseason round 37 (LDS), 31 (LCS), 24 (WS) Most games finished in each postseason round 30 (LDS), 25 (LCS), 19 (WS) Lowest career ERA in Division Series history 0.33 Most saves to clinch series 9 Most times recording the final out of a series 16 Most times recording the final out of a World Series 4 Most consecutive postseasons with an appearance 13 (1995–2007)

Good luck to the Giants if they even make it out of the NLCS, which is highly doubtful.