"34 wins and 0 losses if given just 3 runs" Is there such a pitcher in the world? Yamamoto with a 1.07 PS ERA receives high praise from a 30-year veteran US journalist as "the world's best pitcher"

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"I thought I was watching the best pitcher in the world."
This is the assessment given by a veteran journalist who has covered Major League Baseball for over 30 years regarding Yoshinobu Yamamoto (LA Dodgers). He is not just a good pitcher. The US media is once again raving about how he becomes even stronger during the postseason, especially in games where the team's fate is on the line.
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Praise has been pouring in from the US as well. Sports journalist Jason Stark, who has covered MLB for over 30 years, highlighted the incredible records Yamamoto has been showing in the postseason. Stark stated, "Watching Yamamoto pitch last October, I thought, 'I am watching the best pitcher in the world.' Especially in moments like these."
Looking at the numbers, Stark's high praise does not feel exaggerated. According to Stark, Yamamoto has pitched 50⅔ innings in his recent 8 postseason games, allowing only 8 earned runs. While taking responsibility for more than 6 innings per game, he has rarely surrendered runs.
Yamamoto's presence has been overwhelming since last year's postseason. He recorded 5 wins and 1 loss with a 1.45 ERA in 6 games, and specifically in the World Series, he took responsibility for 3 wins, leading the Dodgers to a championship and being named the Series MVP. And his momentum is continuing into the new postseason.
Another record is even more surprising. Arash Marcuzzi, a former LA Times columnist and founder of Sporting Tribune, noted Yamamoto's recent 5-game postseason record. During this period, Yamamoto pitched 33⅔ innings, leaving an overwhelming performance of 5 wins, 0 losses, and a 1.07 ERA.
Marcuzzi introduced one more unbelievable statistic. In games where the Dodgers' lineup provided Yamamoto with 3 or more runs, his record—including the postseason—is a staggering 34 wins and 0 losses. As long as they provide at least 3 runs, he has never lost once. The runs the Dodgers provided Yamamoto on this day were exactly 3.
"34 wins and 0 losses if given just 3 runs" Is there such a pitcher in the world? PS ERA 1.07 Yamamoto, US 30-year veteran journalist also praises as "world's best pitcher"m.sports.naver.com