what Recorder do u think will never be broken?

Question

i say the AVG and RBIS

Answer 1

Average, RBI, HITS, pitching Wins, pitching loses, Stolen Bases, most consecutive games played

Answer 2

I agree with the pitching records of career IP or Wins, but for that matter the single season wins of Old Hoss Radbourn 59 or even the post 1900 wins record of Jack Chesbro 41 in 1903 or Ed Walsh 40 in 1908 are safe. Negative records like John Coleman's 48 losses in 1883 or Vic Willis' post 1900 record of 29 in 1905 are safe as well. Ironically despite the 29 losses in a season Willis is in the Hall Of Fame.

Answer 3

Joe DiMaggio's hitting streak. Every year somebody puts a 20 something hitting streak and sometimes get into the 30's, but nobody gets close. This has to be toughest thing to do, getting a hit in 56 straight games. A pitcher might just walk you everytime intentionally just to stop the streak. For the others, all you need is to be consistent and play every day for a long time.

Answer 4

I’m going to say Cy Young’s 7354.7 innings pitched. The next guy on the list is 6003.3 by Pud Galvin, the next guy on the list that I personally saw pitch is Phil Niekro with 5404.3 inning pitched and Roger Clemens has 4817.7. to put this into prospective Roger Clemens would have to pitch for another 20 years to break Cy Young’s record. I know the Wins is a huge one almost 150 more wins by Clemens to beat Cy Young’s record (using Clemens cause he put Cy Young’s Records into the realm of reality).

on the RBI Bonds only need 15 to break it

Answer 5

The MLB National League Record for being hit by a pitch: 287 by Craig Biggio... needs just 6 more for Major League record.... Why don't I think it'll ever be broken? Well does anyone really want to go thru all that pain it'll take to get there? Gotta have a lotta balls to do that!

Answer 6

Some of the career pitching records -- Young's 511 wins and 749 complete games in particular -- will never be broken because the gameplay conditions have changed far too much since then. (For that matter, Young's losses record is similarly untouchable.)

Answer 7

I would say Cy Youngs 511 wins, With the 5 man pitching rotations they have today, pitchers just don't have as many oppurtunities, Ty Cobb's .367 lifetime Avg. runs a close second.

Answer 8

Ripken's 2,632 straight games. No body plays straight anymore, and the total is just too high. The longest active streak right now is Migi, and he would need to play until he is 40 without ever missing a game to break it.

Answer 9

all the old pitching records

Hendersons' stolen base records

Steve Howe's eight drug related suspensions

any batting average over .400 wont be touched for a while

no one smaller than Eddie Gaedel will bat

No one will ever get hired by the same team as many times as Billy Martin

No one will ever play with as many injuries as Mickey Mantle

Answer 10

I know your thinking Joe DiMaggio's 56 game hitting streak but I would have to say Cal Ripken's consecutive game streak of 2,632 games will never be broken ! But you have to include both