If this question were typical of the game in its complexity instead of being the most difficult, there might be enough math to make the game worth playing. Some of the questions just don't make sense. The Marlins won 80 games last season. Pitcher Al Leiter won 16 of those games. There are plenty of numbers to compare in baseball, but not pitcher wins to team wins.
Pitchers play a smaller percentage of games than their team as a whole.
There is no real reason to ask this question, nor to care about the answer. Meaningless questions may turn off some baseball-loving children who recognize that the questions are not realistic. The Coach's Corner offers rudimentary help on topics such as how to read a table, place value, the definition of odd and even numbers, and order of operations. It also tackles more complex topics like fractions and how to read and interpret word problems. Some of these may be helpful for someone who needs a quick review, but most are too superficial, vague, and short to be of much help.