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Tied a career-high for the second consecutive season with 19 wins in 2007,
going 19-7 with a 3.70 ERA in 30 starts...
also established a career-high with 104 strikeouts...
the Yankees were 21-9 in games he started...
Opponents batted .265 (199-for-751, 9HR); LH .286 (112-for-391, 7HR),
RH .242 (87-for-360, 2HR)...
Tied for second in the Major Leagues with 19 wins (with Cleveland's
Fausto Carmona, the Angels' John Lackey, San Diego's Jake Peavy and
Cleveland's C.C. Sabathia), trailing only Boston's Josh Beckett (20)...
tied for third in the American League with 10 home wins and a .731 win
percentage and was sixth with a 2.75 home ERA (111.1 IP, 34ER)...
Induced 32 double-play groundouts this season, tying Cleveland's Fausto
Carmona for most opponents GIDP in the Majors in 2007...
Leads the Major Leagues with 38 wins (in 63 GS) since the beginning of
the 2006 season...
also leads the Major Leagues with a .745 winning percentage during that
span, recording only 13 losses with a 3.67 ERA (417.1IP, 170ER)...
according to the Elias Sports Bureau, became only the second pitcher to
lead the Yankees in wins in consecutive seasons during the Joe Torre era
(also Andy Pettitte in 1996 and 1997). 4 Became the first Yankees pitcher
to record at least 19 wins in consecutive seasons since LHP Tommy John in
1979 (21) and 1980 (22)...
was just the fourth Yankee pitcher in the post-war era (since 1946) to
accomplish the feat, joining John, RHPs Vic Raschi (1948-51) and
Mel Stottlemyre (1968-69). 4 Became the first Yankees pitcher to record
consecutive seasons with a .730 or higher winning percentage since
Jimmy Key in 1993-94...
Went 10-3 after the All-Star break in 2007, tied for second-most wins in
the Majors, trailing only teammate Andy Pettitte (11), also San Diego's
Jake Peavy and Arizona's Brandon Webb...
Was 10-5 with a 3.20 ERA (107.0IP, 38ER) against teams that finished the
season with a winning record...
Was 9-2 with a 2.59 ERA (76.1IP, 22ER) in 12 starts that followed a Yankees
loss in 2007...won his last seven such starts...
Tossed at least 6.0 innings in 27 of 30 starts in 2007...
has thrown 6.0 or more innings in 66 of his career 80 career starts,
going 45-10 in those starts and the Yankees are 52-14 in such starts...
Tossed at least 7.0 innings in 14 starts in 2007, going 11-2 in those starts...
in his career, is 30-3 in his 40 starts in which he has thrown 7.0 or
more innings and the Yankees are 34-6 in those starts...
Has recorded 21 wins at Yankee Stadium (33GS) over the last two seasons,
the most home victories by any Major League pitcher since the start of 2006...
according to the Elias Sports Bureau, he became the first pitcher to win at
least 10 games in consecutive seasons at Yankee Stadium since Tommy John
(12-5 in 1979 and 11-4 in 1980) and the first right-hander to do so since
Mel Stottlemyre (11-6 in 1968 and 12-5 in 1969)...
Allowed just 3HR over his final 17 starts of the season (108.1IP),
including a career-best 55.2-inning homerless stretch from 7/3-8/13...
surrendered just two HRs to right-handed batters this season
(Pedro Feliz on 6/23 at San Francisco and Seattle's Adrian Beltre on 9/4
at Yankee Stadium)...
the Beltre HR was his first HR allowed to a right-hander at home since
6/23/06 (Florida's Miguel Olivo), a span of 22 home starts...Wang's career
average of 0.51 HR/9.0IP (30HR, 533.2IP) is the lowest since Bruce
Berenyi allowed just 0.37HR/9.0IP over his seven-year career from 1980-86
with Cincinnati and the Mets (min. 75GS)...
Was 12-3 with a 2.27 ERA in 2007 against teams with a winning record at
the time he faced them (111.0IP, 28ER)...Started and recorded the win in
three of the Yankees' five shutout victories this season...
Averaged an American League-low 14.35 pitches per inning, trailing only
San Diego's Greg Maddux (13.65) and Atlanta's Tim Hudson (14.11) among
all Major League pitchers...
Had 34 assists, tying Chicago's Mark Buehrle for third-most among all
American League pitchers (0E)...
The Yankees have won 55 of his 80 career starts (68.8%)...
Opened the season on the 15-day disabled list from 3/31-4/23
(missed 18 team games) with a strained right hamstring...
suffered the injury on 3/23 while doing conditioning exercises at
Legends Field during Spring Training...
Made one rehab start with Single-A Tampa on 4/19 vs. Ft. Myers
(5.0IP, 5H, 3ER, 1BB, 4K)...was returned and reinstated from the
15-day D.L. on 4/24...
Surrendered a season-high two home runs in a 7-4 loss on 4/29 vs. Boston,
equaling his career high (now done three times)...
hadn't allowed two homers in the same game since 6/28/05 at Baltimore-a
span of 41 consecutive starts...
Fell five outs shy of a perfect game on 5/5 vs. Seattle, retiring the
first 22 batters he faced...surrendered a solo-HR to Seattle's Ben Broussard
with one out in the eighth...according to the Elias Sports Bureau, the
last time a perfect game ended in the seventh inning or later by a home run
was on 4/20/90, when Oakland's Ken Phelps hit a pinch-hit home run off
Seattle's Brian Holman with two outs in the ninth...the performance marked
the first time a Yankees starter pitched into the eighth inning in 2007
(28 games)...was the second time in five days that a Yankees pitcher took
a no-hitter into the seventh (Phil Hughes went 6.1 innings on 5/1 at
Texas before being removed due to injury)...
Had an 0-for-27 stretch vs. opposing hitters snapped by the Broussard HR...
according to the Elias Sports Bureau, it was the longest such streak by a
Yankees pitcher this season...
Recorded his third career complete game on 6/6 at the Chicago (AL) in a
5-1 Yankees victory...was the Yankees' only complete game of the season
and first since Randy Johnson's 4-2 loss on 8/24/06 at Seattle
(a span of 92 team games without a complete game)...
Allowed a solo HR to Chad Tracy in the fourth inning of the Yankees' win
on 6/12 vs. Arizona, snapping a 46.1IP stretch without allowing a home run
(spanning eight starts)...
did not induce a double-play grounder for the first time this season,
snapping a streak of nine consecutive starts from the beginning of the
season with at least one GIDP...according to the Elias Sports Bureau,
it was the longest streak by a Yankees pitcher to start a season since
Tommy John had at least one GIDP in each of his first 17 starts in 1979...
Struck out a career-high 10 batters in 8.2IP in 6/17 win vs. the Mets,
surpassing his previous single-game career high of eight strikeouts on
4/16/06 at Minnesota...was the first 10-strikeout game by a Yankees pitcher
since Randy Johnson recorded 11 strikeouts on 7/19/06 vs. Seattle...
also was the only double-digit strikeout game by a Yankee this season...
Pitched 7.0 scoreless innings in 7/3 win vs. Minnesota, his first scoreless
outing since 8/30/06 vs. Detroit (7.2IP)...walked the first three hitters
of the fourth inning, marking the first and only time in his career he
opened an inning by walking the first three batters...
Won a career-high seven consecutive decisions over nine starts from 6/1-7/14,
with a 2.89 ERA over the stretch (62.1IP, 20ER)...
was the longest win streak by a Yankees starter in 2007...
Allowed career highs with 8R and 8ER in 2.2IP in an 8/8 loss at Toronto...
was the shortest start of his Major League career...
Had his streak of 47 consecutive starts without allowing an unearned run
snapped on 8/25 at Detroit, when Brandon Inge advanced to third on a
passed ball and subsequently scored on a wild pitch during the fifth inning...
was the longest streak without allowing an unearned run in Yankees history...
Recorded the win on 9/9 at Kansas City, improving to 4-0 with a 4.66 ERA
in six career starts vs. the Royals and 15-1 with a 3.17 ERA in 21 career
starts against the entire AL Central...
Won his final start of the season on 9/26 at Tampa Bay for his 19th victory
of the season, clinching a postseason appearance for the Yankees...
allowed a two-run home run to Carlos Pena in the fifth inning, snapping
a stretch of 110.0 homerless innings for Yankees starters.
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