Most Career Games Pitched, No Wins

This post is similar to the previous one but rather than looking for players with no decisions, its focus is players with zero career wins. Some of the names overlap, but there's been a fair amount of winless pitchers to throw in a lot of games. Of the 2,408 pitchers with zero career wins, there are twenty-two that have appeared in forty or more games. A number of these guys are still active, so the list will be fluid next season.

With that in mind, here are the winless wonders. As with yesterday, active pitchers are bolded:

Name	Games	Innings	Losses	(L/R)HP
Ed Olwine	80	89.2	1	LHP
Juan Alvarez	80	60.1	5	LHP
Chris Britton	63	66.1	3	RHP
Franquelis Osoria	61	75.2	6	RHP
Erik Plantenberg	61	42.1	0	LHP
Terry Felton	55	138.1	16	RHP
Frank Fanovich	55	105.0	5	LHP
Rob Mallicoat	51	53.2	2	LHP
Jeff Kaiser	50	52.0	2	LHP
Ross Powell	48	53.1	5	LHP
Mike Kinnunen	48	51.2	0	LHP
Bob Moorhead	47	119.2	3	RHP
John Lamb	47	66.1	2	RHP
Erik Schullstrom	46	60.0	0	RHP
Mike Burns	45	52.0	0	RHP
Steve Sinclair	45	34.1	3	LHP
Marcos Carvajal	42	57.0	2	RHP
Scott Forster	42	32.0	1	LHP
Brad Voyles	40	68.1	4	RHP
Ron Tompkins	40	50.0	2	RHP
Carmen Cali	40	34.1	1	LHP
Chad Bentz	40	29.2	3	LHP

Though I didn't bold his name Chad Bentz pitched this season for the Bridgeport Bluefish, an independent league team featuring other ex-major leaguers like Quinton McCracken, Brian Boehringer, and Matt Perisho, among others. It's not inconceivable that he'd be able to catch on again in some team's minor league system and the fact he's lefthanded makes it that much more probable.

Another interesting name is Terry Felton. Despite support from Brooks Robinson, Felton was released after going 0-13 for the Twins in 1982. He never appeared in the majors again and holds both the record for most career losses without a win with 16 (Steve Gerkin and Charlie Stecher are the only winless others to lose as many as ten) and the record for most losses in a season without a win with 13.