Records were meant to be broken - 1988 edition

[Lintyfresh85]

Currently there are three league records that stand to fall if the season were to end today.

Games pitched - Joe Negron (96)
ERA - Martin Carlton (1.49)
OBP - Everado Gremades (.477)

Obviously, Negron's record is already set as he can only distance himself from the pack in the final sim of the year.

Carlton and Gremades have this final week to make sure they stand alone as two of the best statistical seasons of all time.

[Carlos]

It's so difficult at this time of the year. Carlton has been so nasty, I wouldn't be surprised if he threw another shutout 7 innings in his last start. But, if he gives up one run, he jumps over Aurillo and loses that all-time honor.

Gremades is bound to have at least one good week this month. And he would have to slump really bad to lose .08 points from his OBP in the last week to not break this record.

[Lintyfresh85]

Official 1988 Broken Records

Games pitched - Joe Negron - 100
ERA - Martin Carlton - 1.49
K/9 - Raul Carrillo - 11.45
OBP - Everado Gremades - .478

[Jistic]

Carillo had a very quietly great season.