Walter Johnson drops to 2-5 and the Washington Post suggests that the Nats “trade this phenom for a couple of good fielders.”
On May 10, 1910 — The Chicago White Sox tally seven runs in five innings against Walter Johnson to coast to a 10 – 3 win. Johnson’s record is now 2 – 5, and the Washington Post suggests that the Nats “trade this phenom for a couple of good fielders.” Johnson will finish the year 25-17 with a 1.36 ERA. Johnson leads the league in Complete games 38, innings pitched 370 and SO per 9 7.6, The Washington Senators will only win 66 games on the year.
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