only game he pitched against the Angels, but shut them out for the first 6 innings of that game. In the end, the Twins bullpen and offense failed and they lost 7-1 and lost the series 4-1. He was 2-3 overall in the postseason. Personal life In 2002, Radke and his wife, Heather, announced the formation of a charity, the Brad and Heather Radke Family Foundation, which would support the Hennepin County Medical Center. Radke's son, Kasey, pitched for the University of Tampa and his son, Ryan, played basketball for Radke's alma mater, Jesuit High School. In 2011, Radke sold his Greenwood, Minnesota home for $2.4 million (equivalent to $ million in ). Highlights All-Star (1998) Led league in strikeout-to-walk ratio (5.27-to-1, 2001) 7th in the league in strikeouts (174, 1997) 2nd in the league in complete games (six, 2001, tied with Mark Mulder, behind only Steve Sparks) Finished 3rd in Cy Young Award balloting in 1997, behind Roger Clemens and Randy Johnson. Ranks #18 in strikeout to walk ratio All-time SO/BB leaderboard from BaseballReference.com Ranks #32 in lowest walks per nine innings pitched ratio (1.681) All-time lowest BB/9IP leaderboard from BaseballReference.com See also List of Major League Baseball players who spent their entire career with one franchise References External links 1972 births Living people American League All-Stars Minnesota Twins players Major League Baseball pitchers Baseball players from Wisconsin Sportspeople from Eau Claire, Wisconsin Gulf Coast Twins players Jesuit High School (Tampa) alumni Fort Myers Miracle players Nashville Xpress players Kenosha Twins players