National League Pitching Leaders of 1944
Ed Huesser led NL pitchers with a 2.38 ERA in 1944, going 13-11 in 193 innings for Cincinnati. Bucky Walters finished 2.40 with 27 complete games in 285 innings, followed by Mort Cooper 2.46, Ted Wilkes 2.64, and Max Lanier 2.65 for St Louis. Wilks led rookies in winning percentage at .810 with 17-5. Huesser had an 11-game win streak. Cooper had the most shutouts at seven, one more than Walters. four hurlers won over 20 games.
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