How Zack Greinke compares to other top pitchers since joining Dodgers

Clayton Kershaw and Zack Greinke have been two of the best pitchers in baseball over the last three seasons.

Assistant Sports Editor

Nov. 4, 2015 10 AM PT

To the surprise of no one, Dodgers pitcher Zack Greinke opted out of his contract on Wednesday and will be a free agent up for grabs for any team that wants to sign him. How much money will he get? Well, going by his stats, a lot.

Here’s a look at how Greinke compares to other starting pitchers since he joined the Dodgers in 2013. To qualify for these charts, you had to pitch in at least 400 innings since 2013, something 89 pitchers have done.

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1. Clayton Kershaw, Dodgers, 1.92

2. Greinke, 2.30

3. Jake Arrieta, Cubs, 2.52

4. Adam Wainwright, Cardinals, 2.61

5. Johnny Cueto, Reds/Royals, 2.81

6. Felix Hernandez, Mariners, 2.86

7. Sonny Gray, A’s, 2.88

8. Madison Bumgarner, Giants, 2.90

9. Chris Sale, White Sox, 2.92

10. Max Scherzer, Tigers/Nationals, 2.94