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Best Pitcher Trophy Won by Bulls Kershaw Friday, September 21st , 2001 Clayton Kershaw of the Durham Bulls will be adding a new centerpiece to his mantel after being tabbed for the WBL A Ball Pitcher of the Year Award today. The 19-year-old hurler started 24 games this season, tallying a 10-4 record. In 134.1 innings, Kershaw gave up 86 hits, struck out 119, walked 49 and held opponents to a .182 average as he posted a fine 2.21 ERA. He received 20 first place votes, as a unanimous winner. Carlos Rodón of the Staten Island Yankees finished second in voting, while Larry Dierker of the Bingo Long's Traveling All Stars finished third. Player - Team - First Place - Total Points Clayton Kershaw - Durham Bulls - 20 - 140 Carlos Rodón - Staten Island Yankees - 0 - 80 Larry Dierker - Bingo Long's Traveling All Stars - 0 - 55 Pete Richert - Pine Bluff Judges - 0 - 40 Bill Husted - Kenosha Comets - 0 - 12 Mickey Lolich - Toledo Mud Hens - 0 - 11 Frank Dwyer - Bingo Long's Traveling All Stars - 0 - 2 |
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