Currently, Corey Knebel’s ERA sits at 0.96 in 37 2/3 innings of work. Only Pat Neshek, Felipe Rivero, and Craig Kimbrel have better marks. He’s only allowed four earned runs this season, with most of them coming on the two home runs he’s given up. He’s able to sustain this with his elite strikeout rate. Knebel has fanned 44.2% of batters faced so far this season. He’s striking out almost every other batter, and that’s allowed him to maintain a microscopic ERA.
The Strikeouts
65 strikeouts in 37 2/3 innings is an insane amount.