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Find all Matching Games (the most strikeouts in a game from 1960-1969 was 21 by Tom Cheney on Sept 12, 1962)
Find Players with Most Matching Games in a Season (the most 10-strikeout games in a season for 1960-1969 was Sandy Koufax with 21 in 1965)
Find Players with Most Matching Games in Multiple Years (the most 10-strikeout games in the 1960's was 86 by Sandy Koufax)
Find Teams with Player Games Matching Criteria (the 1968 Indians had 25 pitchers with 10+ strikeout games)
Find Seasons with Player Games Matching Criteria (1969 had 162 players with 10+ strikeout games)
Find Number of Players Matching Criteria for a Team Game (In 2009, the Dodgers had 8 players throw a strikeout on June 29 vs. the Rockies)
Find Number of Players Matching Criteria in a Game (On May 20, 2009, the D'Backs and Marlins had eleven pitchers walk a batter)

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Data runs from 1954 to 2009 for regular season data, 1933-Present for the All-Star Game, and 1903-Present for the Postseason.

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