Webb didn’t factor in a decision over those two games, posting an earned run average of 10.80 in 1.2 innings pitched, both relief appearances.
The only season during his career that saw him play regularly was 1975 when he appeared in 29 games for the Mets, starting 15 of them and going 7-6 with a 4.07 ERA, three complete games and a shutout over 115 innings pitched.
He would pitch in the Majors over parts of six seasons (1972-1977), all but his last as a Met and finishing with five games as a Los Angeles Dodger, ending up with a career 7-9 record with an ERA at 4.31 in 53 games and 169 innings pitched.