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What major league team allowed the fewest shutouts over the course of an entire season? I am wondering if a team has ever gone an entire season without being shutout.
Bruce,
No team has ever gone a whole season without being shutout, but several have allowed only one shutout through the entire season.
Toronto 1993
Texas 2001
Milwaukee 1982, 1979
Cleveland 1996
Cincinnati 1970
Boston 1995
I did not count the strike shortened 1994 season. Please note: my data is only good from 1954 to present.
Tom
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| Comment | Thanks for the information, it was exactly what I was looking for. I could not find statistics, nor could my friends and you nailed it. Of all the teams you listed, if my memory serves me correctly, most were pennant winners in the years you listed. Thanks again. | ||
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Baseball Trivia (General)
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Tom Schott
Expertise
I will deal with the major leagues only from 19th century to present. I`m good on baseball history, records, statistics, ballparks. I don't do off-the-field stuff. Please if you already know the answer to the question, please don't ask it. I don't want to play "stump the expert."
Experience
I've written on the subject, and I have substantial library of resources.
Organizations
SABR
Publications
Numerous encyclopedia, newspaper, magazine articles. One book, several book chapters.
Education/Credentials
Ph.D. in American history.
Awards and Honors
Bevy of writing awards.
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