In baseball, a quality start means a starting pitcher throwing for at least 6 innings and allowing no more than 3 runs. This is a relatively new statistic, and in this batters era that's normally all it takes for a win. A pitcher who throws 20 quality starts in a season is a very good pitcher.
Now, the "quality" here is probably from the context of doing it fine over and over, like a certification. It must be. Because I think 6 innings and 3 runs is not a quality start. It's just a good start and that's it.
I think a quality start should be 7 innings and no more than 2 runs.
What do you think?




























































