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Was 8-2 with a 4.07 ERA in 15 starts for the Yankees before being placed on
the disabled list on 6/17 with a mid-foot sprain of the Lisfranc ligament
and a partial tear of the peroneal longus tendon in his right foot, missing
the remainder of the season...
the Yankees were 12-3 in games he started...
Opponents batted .249 (90-for-361, 4HR);
LH .261 (46-for-176, 4HR),
RH .238 (44-for-185, 0HR)...
held righthanded batters hitless over a stretch of 22 consecutive plate
appearances from Aaron Hill's seventh-inning double on 4/1 vs. Toronto to
Manny Ramirez' double in the first inning on 4/16 vs. Boston...
Despite missing most of the 2008 season, his 46 wins since 2006 are tied
for the third-most in the American League and eighth-most in the Majors...
his .754 combined winning percentage over the last three seasons (2006-08) is
the second-highest in the Majors behind only Boston's Jon Lester (.771, 27-8)..
Has thrown 6.0 or more innings in 77 of his 95 career starts (81.1%), going
52-12 in those outings (Yankees are 60-17)...
has lasted at least 7.0 innings in 47 career starts (49.5%), going 34-5 in
those games...
the Yankees are 38-9 in those starts...
Has allowed an average of 0.49HR/9.0IP in his career (34HR, 628.2IP)...
is the lowest such mark since Bruce Berenyi, who allowed just 0.37HR/9.0IP
over his sevenyear career from 1980-86 with the Cincinnati Reds and New York
Mets (min. 90GS)...
Wang's average is the fourth-lowest among all Major League pitchers since
the advent of the designated hitter in 1973 (min. 90GS)...Enters the year
having not allowed a homer to a right-handed batter in his last 19 starts,
dating back to 9/4/07 vs. Seattle (Adrian Beltre)...
in fact, Beltre's homer is the only one Wang has allowed to a right-hander
over his last 33 starts since San Francisco's Pedro Feliz on 6/23/07 at
AT&T Park and the only such homer Wang has allowed over his last 32 home
starts, dating back to 6/23/06 (Florida's Miguel Olivo)...
has allowed two home runs in a game just three times in his career and only
once (4/29/06 vs. Boston) in his last 86 games (85 starts) dating back
through 7/3/05 at Detroit...
Averaged 14.84 pitches per inning in 2008...
since 2005, when he debuted, has averaged 14.20 pitches per inning, the
second-lowest average in the Majors over the span behind only Greg
Maddux (13.51)...
Was 5-0 with a 2.12 ERA in seven starts away from Yankee Stadium...
did not throw a wild pitch and has gone 21 consecutive starts without a WP,
marking the longest such streak of his career (credit: Elias)...
According to the Elias Sports Bureau, Wang is 23-8 in his career in starts
that immediately follow a Yankees loss (with the Yankees as a team going
28-10 in such starts)...
Made his first career Opening Day start on 4/1 vs. Toronto, earning the win
in a 3-2 Yankees victory in the final Opening Day game at original Yankee
Stadium...
became the third different Yankee to make an Opening Day start in the last
three years (Randy Johnson-2006 and Carl Pavano-2007)...
became the youngest Opening Day starter for the Yankees since Andy Pettitte
(25 yrs, 290 days) on 4/1/98 at Anaheim...
owned the fewest Major League wins (46) for a Yankees Opening Day starter
since Orlando Hernandez (29-13) in 2000 at Anaheim...
became the third Asian-born pitcher to make an Opening Day start in the
Majors, joining Hideo Nomo (three times) and Chan Ho Park (two times)...
due to the Opener being postponed one day (rain), Wang missed becoming just
the second Yankee to make an Opening Day start on his birthday (3/31)...
Catfish Hunter opened the 1976 season vs. Milwaukee on his 30th birthday
(4/8/76)...
Became just the third Yankees pitcher to go 5-0 in the month of April,
joining Andy Pettitte (1997) and Mike Mussina (2003)...
Mel Stottlemyre is the only other Yankee to record five wins in the month
of April, going 5-1 in both 1969 and 1974...
allowed 3ER in 22.0IP over his first three starts of the season, compiling
a 1.23 ERA...
Threw 6.0 scoreless innings in his second start of the season on 4/6 vs. the
Tampa Bay Rays, earning the win in a 2-0 shutout...
retired the first 15 batters he faced...
the shutout was the Yankees' first in the month of April since a 2-0 win
on 4/10/03 vs. Minnesota...
Recorded his fourth career complete game in his third start of the year
on 4/11 at Boston, earning the win in a 4-1 Yankees victory...
limited the Red Sox to only 1ER and 2H in the 9.0-inning effort, facing two
batters over the minimum (0BB, 3K, 93 pitches) for the Yankees' only complete
game of the season...
was the Yankees' first complete game since Wang accomplished the feat in
a 4-0 shutout on 6/6/07 at Chicago (AL)-the Yankees' only CG of 2007...
was the first complete game thrown by a Yankee at Fenway Park since
Mike Mussina on 8/28/02 in a 7-0 Yankees victory (three-hitter)...
became the first pitcher to allow two or fewer hits in a complete game
against the Red Sox since Seattle's Felix Hernandez surrendered one hit
in a 3-0 win at Fenway Park one year earlier to the day, 4/11/07
(credit: Elias)...
was the earliest into a season a Yankees pitcher hurled a complete-game win
since 2003, when David Wells tossed a three-hit, 2-0 shutout vs. Minnesota
in the team's ninth game of the season...
Tied a career high, allowing 8R and 8ER on 4/16 vs. Boston at Yankee Stadium
in 4.0IP, recording a no-decision in a 15-9 Yankees victory...
was the first time he failed to complete 5.0IP in a start at Yankee Stadium
and just the fifth time in 84 career starts that he failed to reach the
mark...
entered the fifth staked to a 7-3 lead, but exited after allowing five
consecutive hits to start the inning...
Earned his 50th career win on 4/22 at Chicago (AL) in his 85th career start...
became the first pitcher to accumulate 50 wins in 85 or fewer starts since
Dwight Gooden won his 50th game in his 82nd start on 6/29/86 w/ the Mets
at Chicago (NL) and the first Yankee since Ron Guidry reached the total
in his 82nd start on 8/13/79 vs. Texas...
according to the Elias Sports Bureau, Wang earned his 50th career win with
a total of just 245 strikeouts...
became the first pitcher to reach the 50-win plateau with fewer than 250K
since Boston's Bob Stanley won No. 50 on 4/15/81 vs. Baltimore with 213K...
the only other pitcher in the expansion era to do so was Milwaukee's Lary
Sorensen, who also had 245K when he won his 50th game on 9/3/1980 at Kansas
City...
Tossed 7.0 scoreless innings and struck out a season-high nine batters
on 4/27 at Cleveland, recording the win in a 1-0 Yankees victory
(4H, 2BB, 1HP)...
became the first Yankees pitcher to record the win in two April shutouts
since Jimmy Key in 1993...
Improved to 6-0 on the season, recording the win in a 5-1 Yankees victory
on 5/2 vs. Seattle...
also improved to 7-0 with a 2.39 ERA in seven career starts vs. Seattle,
holding them to a .195 batting average over the stretch...
according to the Elias Sports Bureau, only Pedro Martinez began his career
with a longer winning streak vs. the Mariners, winning his first 12 starts...
Became the first Yankees starter to begin the season 6-0 (from the start
of the season) since Mike Mussina won each of his first seven starts in
2003...
over a 30-start span from 6/1/07-5/2/08, went 22-3 with a 3.44 ERA
(196.1IP, 75ER)...
led the Majors in wins and winning percentage (.880) during the stretch...
the Yankees were 25-5 in Wang's starts over the span...
the last Yankee to win as many games over a 30-start stretch was Ron Guidry,
who went 22-3 over 30 starts from 5/21/85-4/24/86...
Went a career-high six straight starts without a win from 5/7-6/5...
had never gone more than three straight starts without a victory...
suffered his first loss of the season on 5/7 vs. Cleveland at Yankee Stadium
in a 3-0 Indians victory, opposing eventual 22-game winner Cliff Lee...
Suffered his second straight losing decision on 5/18 vs. the Mets in an
11-2 Mets victory...
retired the first nine batters in order before allowing four runs in a
35-pitch fourth inning...
had the start pushed back one day due to a mild strain in his right calf...
lost consecutive decisions for just the second time in his career (also his
first two starts of the 2007 season, 4/24 at Tampa Bay and 4/29 vs. Boston)...
the Yankees lost three consecutive games in which Wang started from 5/7-18...
was just the second time-al so 4/21-5/1/06 (Wang went 0-1 with two
nodecisions)...
snapped his six start winless streak on 6/10 at Oakland in a 3-1 Yankees
victory, allowing only 1ER in 7.1IP...
Recorded the win on 6/15 at Houston, throwing 5.0 scoreless innings (6H, 3K)
in his final start of the season...
exited the game in the middle of the sixth after injuring his foot while
scoring on a Derek Jeter single...
was examined the next day at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital in New York by
Dr. Stuart Hershon and Foot and Ankle Specialist, Dr. Jason Greisberg...
was diagnosed with a mid-foot sprain of the Lisfranc ligament and a partial
tear of the peroneal longus tendon in his right foot...
was placed on the 15-day disabled list on 6/17 (retroactive to 6/16)...
wore a protective boot over his foot and was limited to crutches...
Was transferred to the 60-day D.L. on 6/27 when RHP Sidney Ponson was
added to the 25-man roster...
missed the final 92 team games of the season.
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