JUPITER, Fla. (KMOX) - If you look at the last 15 starts of Jack Flaherty's 2019 season and throw it up against the best 15 games of Bob Gibson's 1968 season – one of the greatest of all time – it holds up pretty miraculously.
Of the 100 innings that Flaherty pitched in after the All-Star break, 91 were scoreless. He didn't allow a single run in nine of those 15 starts. He allowed only 11 runs in those games for 0.91 ERA – which is the third-best post-All-Star break ERA in MLB history.