Twice as many games as innings pitched

Many of us saw this developing as the year went along, but 2011 saw two additions to a very small club: appearing in at least twice as many games as innings pitched on the season (minimum 20 IP):

Rk	Player	Year	G	IP	Age	Tm	SV	H	R	ER	BB	SO	ERA	ERA+	BF
1	Randy Choate	2011	54	24.2	35	FLA	0	13	7	5	13	31	1.82	217	103
2	Trever Miller	2011	48	21.1	38	TOT	1	25	9	9	12	12	3.80	106	101
3	Mike Myers	2006	62	30.2	37	NYY	0	29	14	11	10	22	3.23	142	132
4	Jesse Orosco	2002	56	27.0	45	LAD	1	24	10	9	12	22	3.00	128	119
5	Jesse Orosco	1999	65	32.0	42	BAL	1	28	21	19	20	35	5.34	88	144
6	Tony Fossas	1992	60	29.2	34	BOS	2	31	9	8	14	19	2.43	176	129

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These are the only guys to do it as far back as 1901, even though there are no entrants prior to 1992.

Mike Myers is the only pitcher in history (minimum 100 career IP) to appear in 50% more games than innings pitched (i.e. G is at least 1.5 times career IP).

If we lower the bar to 40% more games than innings, we get these 7 guys:

Rk	Player	Year	G	IP	From	To	Age	SV	H	R	ER	BB	SO	ERA	ERA+	BF
1	Randy Choate	2011	396	270.2	2000	2011	24-35	5	239	139	125	128	228	4.16	107	1176
2	Doug Slaten	2011	206	137.2	2006	2011	26-31	0	147	68	55	59	104	3.60	124	619
3	Taylor Tankersley	2010	168	118.0	2006	2010	23-27	4	109	63	60	70	115	4.58	96	524
4	Ray King	2008	593	411.0	1999	2008	25-34	2	376	178	158	181	278	3.46	126	1747
5	Mike Myers	2007	883	541.2	1995	2007	26-38	14	525	278	258	256	429	4.29	112	2385
6	Mike Holtz	2006	353	240.0	1996	2006	23-33	3	245	146	127	131	223	4.76	99	1091
7	Kelly Wunsch	2005	257	177.0	2000	2005	27-32	1	136	78	74	97	145	3.76	126	775

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Generated 11/3/2011.

Choate, for one, seems destined to stay in the group unless he starts getting used differently.