Ed Linke

1933–1938  ·  bats R / throws R  ·  St. Louis Browns, Washington Senators (1901-60)

122G
.263AVG
.343OBP
.353SLG
More career statistics
41H
2HR
17RBI
0SB
22–22W–L
449.0IP
156K
5.63ERA
43GS
6SV
4Rare feats

Career summary: MLB’s official regular-season totals. Season lines, splits and historical game logs below are reconstructed from the covered Retrosheet records and can differ in coverage or scorer revisions. Compare sources and coverage.

Why official totals and the game-record sums differ

The sources can disagree on historical scorer decisions, appearances, and which games belong to a major-league record. The career summary uses the official total; the source game rows retain their recorded values.

StatisticMLB officialRecorded game sum
Batting · RBI1718
Pitching · Batters faced2,0662,071
Pitching · p er281285
Pitching · p k156157
Pitching · p w206207

Career batting

GPAABRH2B3BHRRBIBBKSBCSHBPSFTBAVGOBPSLGOPS
1221791562641612171924000055.263.343.353.696

Career pitching

IPGGSCGWLSVHRERHRBBKHBPWPERAWHIP
449.012043132222655531428128206156005.631.695

Streaks

8longest hitting streak · 1935-08-15 to 1935-09-15
12longest on-base streak

The three rarest things in this career

RarityWhatDateRateGame
42Four Runs, No Outs1935-05-251 in 121 gamesbox score ↗
4112 innings pitched1935-09-111 in 613 pitcher-gamesbox score ↗
40Ten Runs Allowed1935-06-161 in 102 gamesbox score ↗

Season by season

YearTeamGABHHRRBISBAVGIPK
1933Washington Senators (1901-60)361–––.167166
1934Washington Senators (1901-60)8112–––.182349
1935Washington Senators (1901-60)40682019–.29417852
1936Washington Senators (1901-60)1315614–.4005211
1937Washington Senators (1901-60)374610–3–.21712862
1938St. Louis Browns21102–2–.2003917