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Aces High: Best Pitching SeasonsBob Gibson | St. Louis Cardinals, 1968
 Of all of baseball's untouchable records, few are as set in stone as Bob Gibson's mark for lowest ERA in the modern era: 1.12. Gibson, the easy choice for NL Cy Young that season, won 22 games and notched 13 shutouts, then added a World Series-record 17 more in Game 1 of the Cardinals eventual seven-game Series loss to the Tigers.
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