What's exceptional about Denny McLain Detroit Tigers 1967 ?
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          Denny McLain of the Detroit Tigers gave up the most homers (35) of all 341 pitchers in 1967.
surpassed Earl Wilson of the Detroit Tigers (34), Fergie Jenkins of the Chicago Cubs (30), Mike McCormick of the San Francisco Giants (25), and Luis Tiant of the Cleveland Indians (24), and 336 others, ending with Billy Wynne of the New York Mets (0).
			
			
 
		
        
      surpassed Earl Wilson of the Detroit Tigers (34), Fergie Jenkins of the Chicago Cubs (30), Mike McCormick of the San Francisco Giants (25), and Luis Tiant of the Cleveland Indians (24), and 336 others, ending with Billy Wynne of the New York Mets (0).
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			          Denny McLain of the 1967 Detroit Tigers threw right-handed, played on a winning team, played in Tiger Stadium, and was born in Chicago.
						  
						  
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- assists (22)
- complete games (10)
- double plays (4)
- games finished (0)
- games played (37)
- games started (37)
- innings pitched (235.0)
- putouts (21)
- saves (0)
- shutouts (3)
- strikeouts (161)
- strikeouts per nine innings (6.2)
- winning percentage (51.5%)
- wins (17)
- balks (0)
- earned run average (3.79)
- earned runs (99)
- errors (5)
- hit by pitch (3)
- hits (209)
- hits per nine innings (8.0)
- homers given up (35)
- homers per nine innings (1.3)
- intentional walks (3)
- losses (16)
- runs allowed (110)
- walks (73)
- walks per nine innings (2.8)
- wild pitches (4)
- age (23 yrs)
- batters faced (976)
- height (6'1")
- innings pitched per game (6.4)
- weight (185 lbs)
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