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Catcher's Battery Mates
Lance Parrish's Pitchers |
Lance Parrish caught for Detroit (AL) 1977-1986; Philadelphia (NL) 1987-1988; California (AL) 1989-1992; Seattle (AL) 1992; Cleveland (AL) 1993;
Pittsburgh (NL) 1994; and Toronto (AL) 1995.
He played in 1,988 games, caught 1,818 games, made 1,715 starts as a catcher, and caught 99 shutouts. Thirty-six of Parrish's shutouts were with more than one pitcher.
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PITCHERS IN PARRISH'S STARTS
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| Jack Morris |
206 |
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Mike Witt |
25 |
| Dan Petry |
170 |
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David Palmer |
17 |
| Milt Wilcox |
159 |
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Jim Slaton |
17 |
| Jim Abbott |
82 |
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Glenn Abbott |
11 |
| Chuck Finoley |
72 |
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David Cone |
11 |
| Kirk McCaskill |
68 |
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Mark Fidrych |
11 |
| Dave Rozema |
60 |
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Al Leiter |
11 |
| Mark Langston |
56 |
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Pat Hentgen |
7 |
| Shane Rawley |
50 |
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Eric King |
7 |
| Don Carman |
48 |
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Denny Neagle |
7 |
| Kevin Gross |
47 |
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Randy Johnson |
6 |
| Bruce Ruffin |
43 |
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Danny Darwin |
4 |
| Walt Terrell |
43 |
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Zane Smith |
4 |
| Juan Berenguer |
38 |
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Erik Hanson |
3 |
| Bert Blyleven |
37 |
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Charles Nagy |
1 |
| Jack Billingham |
33 |
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Fernando Valenzuela |
1 |
| Frank Tanana |
30 |
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other pitchers |
303 |
| Dan Schatzeder |
27 |
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PITCHERS IN PARRISH'S SHUTOUTS
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| Jack Morris |
**13 |
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Don Carman |
1 |
| Dan Petry |
8 |
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Kevin Gross |
1 |
| Chuck Finley |
5 |
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Erik Hanson |
1 |
| Jim Abbott |
4 |
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Eric King |
1 |
| Walt Terrell |
4 |
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Mark Langston |
**1 |
| Milt Wilcox |
4 |
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Al Leiter |
1 |
| Kirk McCaskill |
3 |
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David Palmer |
1 |
| Dave Rozema |
3 |
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Shane Rawley |
1 |
| Juan Berenguer |
2 |
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Bruce Ruffin |
1 |
| Jack Billingham |
2 |
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Dan Schatzeder |
1 |
| Jim Slaton |
2 |
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Zane Smith |
1 |
| Glenn Abbott |
1 |
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multiple pitchers |
36 |
| Bert Blyleven |
1 |
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** Indicates
1 Shutout was a NO-HITTER
(4/7/1984 DET @ CHA) and (4/11/1990 CAL vs SEA - Mark Langston & Mike Witt)
Source: Walt Wilson, Member of SABR (Society for American Baseball Research)
Coordinator: Lyle Spatz, Chairman SABR's Records Committee
Webpages by: Chuck Rosciam, Member of SABR
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