WHIP leaders with stats up to the all-star break. This is only for starting pitchers.
| PLAYER | TEAM | WHIP |
|---|---|---|
| Aaron Crow | Falmouth | .70 |
| Brad Boxberger | Orleans | .90 |
| Eddie Burns | Y-D | .91 |
| Joe Kent | Bourne | .94 |
| Andy Oliver | Wareham | .97 |
| Kyle Gibson | Falmouth | .98 |
| Tom Milone | Chatham | .98 |
| Mitch Harris | Bourne | 1.00 |
| T.J. Hose | Bourne | 1.03 |
| Alex White | Chatham | 1.04 |
| Charles Brewer | Chatham | 1.08 |
| Rick Zagone | Harwich | 1.08 |
Crow was on top in the first round of WHIP leaders with a .81 mark. Exactly two weeks later, he’s lowered it to .70. Burns has lowered his from 1.06 to .91.
New faces on the list are Kent, Milone, White and Zagone.
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