1. Cardinals: 15 (1939-1953)

2. Giants: 14 (1958-1971)

2. Braves: 14 (1991-2004)

2. Braves: 14 (1953-1966)

2. Cubs: 14 (1926-1939)

2. Pirates: 14 (1900-1913)

7. Braves: 13 (1887-1899)

7. Cubs: 13 (1879-1891)

7. Dodgers: 13 (1945-1957)

7. Pirates: 13 (1918-1930)

11. Giants: 12 (1903-1914)

11. Cubs: 12 (1903-1914)

13. Giants: 10 (1916-1925)

13. Reds: 10 (1972-1981)

13. Dodgers: 10 (1969-1978)

They'll probably tie the record.

1. Marlins 25 (2003-2027)

They'll probably tie the record.

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And pass it....

american league:

1. Yankees: 39 (1926-1964)

2. Orioles: 18 (1968-1985)

3. White Sox: 17 (1951-1967)

4. Red Sox: 16 (1967-1982)

5. Yankees: 12 (1993-2004)

6. Tigers: 11 (1978-1988)

7. Blue Jays: 11 (1983-1993)

8. Red Sox: 10 (1909-1918)

9. Indians: 10 (1947-1956)

1. Yankees: 39 (1926-1964)

 

:o

That one is never getting broken

That one is never getting broken

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Im sure it will. They said the samething about Aaron record, Mcgwire record etc.

That one is never getting broken

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Im sure it will. They said the samething about Aaron record, Mcgwire record etc.

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Well you can't use the clear and andro to break a winning seasons streak.

That one is never getting broken

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Im sure it will. They said the samething about Aaron record, Mcgwire record etc.

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OK, you get a team to have a winning record 40 straight years. That would require 2 or 3 generations worth of talented players. In this era of baseball, high salaries, arbitration, and heavy reliance on the draft, this won't happen again. The Braves streak of 14 gets everyone wowing, that's 25 less! This and DiMaggio's record are safe and sound for a LONG time.

Yep, but Giants haven't won a World title since 1954. :whistle

i wonder...

 

did the strike of '94 count during these win streaks?

That one is never getting broken

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Im sure it will. They said the samething about Aaron record, Mcgwire record etc.

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OK, you get a team to have a winning record 40 straight years. That would require 2 or 3 generations worth of talented players. In this era of baseball, high salaries, arbitration, and heavy reliance on the draft, this won't happen again. The Braves streak of 14 gets everyone wowing, that's 25 less! This and DiMaggio's record are safe and sound for a LONG time.

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Dont forget Cal.

Unless the structure of Major League Baseball changes within the next 30 years, there's no reason the current Yanks shouldn't pass that mark. They shouldn't even come close to .500 for a long time.

i wonder...

 

did the strike of '94 count during these win streaks?

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yes it did

Unless the structure of Major League Baseball changes within the next 30 years, there's no reason the current Yanks shouldn't pass that mark. They shouldn't even come close to .500 for a long time.

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The Yankees are going to implode on themselves soon enough, when the farm system is so dry and their presence on the market has forced players into multiyear deals to keep them out of pinstripes.