Top 100 Angels: Jarrod WASHBURN #30
#30 Jarrod Washburn - Starting Pitcher (1998 - 2005)
Post-2005 Top 100 Angel Ranking: #29 - (his Post-2005 Top 100 Angel Essay)
Franchise Win Shares Rank: 28 (80 Regular Season Win Shares)
Highest Franchise Record Ranking: .568 Winning Percentage ranks 4th All Time (Washburn's record -based on pitchers who have tossed a minimum 500 innings with the Angels- ranked 1st all time in 2005 but Ervin Santana, John Lackey and Bartolo Colon surpassed it since)
Highest Single Season Ranking: .750 Winning % in 2002 was 2nd All Time Single Season
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Wash pitched out of his mind in 2002......
minus some shaky starts in the postseason……I think this is a fair ranking for him…
12/19/08 - Thank you KLJ for coming into my life.
by norcaliangelsfan on Feb 21, 2009 7:55 PM PST reply actions
Quite amazing: He won 12 straight in '02!!
After losing his first two decisions, he went from April 13 to August 1st without a SINGLE LOSS.
He ended up 18-6 which was unconscious.
The big glitches in 2002 were his two World Series starts == he ended up with a 9.31 ERA and a win-loss record of 0-2 in that 2002 Fall Classic. I still recall his “oh well” demeanor after surrendering that 10,000 foot home-run to Barry Bonds in Game 1.
I still remember him fielding a bunt and...
doing a little belly-flop on the field and going on the DL for 41 games. I always thought of Washburn as quite a sissy. Thanks for 02 (regular season), glad you left.
(NOTE: Sissy = PG rating, not what I really call him, but the last three letters are correct)
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2002
He was the ace that year and seemed to be on his way to many more great years, but it just didn’t happen. At least the Angels didn’t give him the contract that Seattle did.

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