About a week ago I introduced Real Quality Starts - those in which a starting pitcher allows fewer hits plus walks than innings pitched. Here are the rankings of all Major League teams in RQS in 2009:
| Team | RQS | League |
| Chi White Sox | 43 | AL |
| San Francisco | 42 | NL |
| Tampa Bay | 42 | AL |
| Seattle | 40 | AL |
| Atlanta | 38 | NL |
| Boston | 38 | AL |
| LA Angels | 38 | AL |
| Florida | 36 | NL |
| NY Yankees | 36 | AL |
| LA Dodgers | 35 | NL |
| Colorado | 34 | NL |
| Texas | 34 | AL |
| NY Mets | 32 | NL |
| Philadelphia | 32 | NL |
| San Diego | 32 | NL |
| Detroit | 31 | AL |
| Arizona | 30 | NL |
| St. Louis | 30 | NL |
| Chi Cubs | 29 | NL |
| Kansas City | 29 | AL |
| Houston | 28 | NL |
| Cincinnati | 27 | NL |
| Minnesota | 27 | AL |
| Washington | 26 | NL |
| Oakland | 25 | AL |
| Pittsburgh | 25 | NL |
| Cleveland | 23 | AL |
| Baltimore | 22 | AL |
| Milwaukee | 21 | NL |
| Toronto | 21 | AL |
A pretty sad situation for the Brewers.
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