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George Stone 2026 Season · NYM

Career: 60-57, 3.89 ERA, 590 K in 1020.2 IP.

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-2.7Career NUT

+0.7 to Weak

Career

3.89ERA1.36WHIP60W590K1020.2IP5SV

L/L · 6' 3", 205 lb · b. Jul 9, 1946 · Ruston, LA · Draft 1966 (5th Rd, #91)

Player Overview

Year by Year


1967	20	ATL	—	0	0	4.91	2	1	0	0	0	0	0	0	31	7.1	8	4	1	0	5	1.23
1968	21	ATL	-0.4	7	4	2.76	17	10	2	0	5	0	0	0	305	75.0	63	23	19	0	52	1.09
1969	22	ATL	-0.4	13	10	3.65	36	20	3	0	9	3	1	4	702	165.1	166	67	48	5	102	1.29
1970	23	ATL	+0.0	11	11	3.86	35	30	9	2	1	0	0	0	890	207.1	218	89	50	6	131	1.29
1971	24	ATL	+0.3	6	8	3.60	27	24	4	2	0	0	0	0	737	172.2	186	69	35	6	110	1.28
1972	25	ATL	-2.0	6	11	5.51	31	16	2	1	7	1	0	1	511	111.0	143	68	44	4	63	1.68
1973	26	NYM	+0.3	12	3	2.80	27	20	2	0	5	1	0	1	621	148.0	157	46	31	0	77	1.27
1974	27	NYM	-0.7	2	7	5.03	15	13	1	0	2	0	0	0	349	77.0	103	43	21	0	29	1.61
1975	28	NYM	+0.0	3	3	5.05	13	11	1	0	0	0	0	0	261	57.0	75	32	21	0	21	1.68
Career	—	9 yrs	-2.7	60	57	3.89	203	145	24	5	29	5	1	6	4407	1020.2	1119	441	270	21	590	1.36

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NUT Breakdown

K Ability

HR Prevention

Walk Avoidance

What's driving Stone's career NUT of -2.7

Slice size = share of total NUT. K Ability = Strikeouts · HR Prevention = HR allowed · Walk Avoidance = BB + HBP.

Career NUT Trend

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NUT by Season

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