ok so he was 96% in save situations, thats still exceptional for comparison, Gagne, a reliever who won the CY in 2003, was 55/55 with a 1.20 ERA in 82 1/3 with 137 k's, 20 walks, and a 0.692 whip. the 10 extra innings are pretty significant as he can now say he pitched more than 1/3 of the innings if his nearest competitors (Schmidt and Prior) while eckersley at 73 innings couldnt make that claim as to welch or clemens. i'm not saying 1/3 is a magic number, but its really hard to vote for a guy who has pitched so many less innings than the others.