Besides Cy Yong's 511 wins & Dimaggio's hitting streak which record can u think of that will never be broken?

Answer 1

1. Triples for a career 309 by Sam Crawford
2. Shutouts for a career 110 by Walter Johnson
3. Back to Back no hitters by johnny Van de Mer
4. Ricky Henderson 1406 sb's
5. Innings 7355 by Cy Young
6. Strikeouts by Nolan Ryan 5714

Just to name a few

Answer 2

Nolan Ryan's career strikeouts! With how pitchers are used now and the fact that they don't even get close to the amount of innings they use to there is no way. At any given time someone could go on a DiMaggio tear or hit homers in 8 consecutive games. Career records are much harder then putting to together a streak because a career takes longevity and playing time where as some guy can be brought up form the minors and challenge a hitting streak or innings pitched without allowing an earned run!

Answer 3

Cal Ripkin's consecutive games played will not be broken. It is hard enough to play an entire season, much less thousands of games, without missing one. It only takes a rolled ankle, a sore back, or a bruised foot to miss a game for precautionary reasons.

Nolan Ryan's career strikeouts will not be broken. 5714 is untouchable. Look at the current career numbers for both the number two guy Roger Clemens (4635) and the number three guy Randy Johnson (4616). Both of these guys are great strikeout pitchers and neither will ever get close to this record.

Cy Young's record is unbeatable because pitchers don't play as many games in the modern era of baseball. If you look at who has the most wins after the 1930's, you have Spahn with 363 and Clemens with 350, which are both astronomical numbers in today's game, but neither is close to 511.

DiMaggio's hitting streak will stand a long time. Pitching has gotten so much better since he played. It is hard enough to get a ten game streak or twenty game streak. No one has really even challenged the 56 consecutive games DiMaggio put up.

Answer 4

Cy Young's record for losses - 316
Ted Williams consecutive games reaching base - 84
Consecutive seasons hitting .300 or better - 23 by Ty Cobb
Consecutive games won - 24 Carl Hubbell
Consecutive Complete Games - 39 - Jack Taylor
Consecutive 40 wins seasons - 3 - Tommy Bond

Answer 5

I will have to say Cals consecutive game streak... but I need to say that I think dimaggios hitting streak will be broken one day...Cy Youngs will not however.

why? Pitchers do not pitch as offten as they used to... and they dont play as long.

for Dimaggios streak... you cant say it wont be broken...people have already come close...and its just a matter of time.

Ripkens record may be broken as well but it will take a lot of work... its rare now to see a player work as hard as they did in the old days... and Ripken was one of those rare individuals... he worked hard and gritted it out... he also took care of himself... it will be a huge feat if someone passes him....

Answer 6

Cy Young's record for innings pitched in a career. Old Hoss Ranbourn's record for wins in a season, 60(some sources say 59.

Answer 7

It's not really a recdord but Fernando Tatis' two grand slams in one inning. Pete Roses hits for a career (Ichiro would have it if he didn't play in Japan for eight years before). Cal Ripkens 2632 consecutive game streak Miguel Tegada is the fifth closest with 1,000 but he needed to play ten more season's to pass him so someone needs to be good at a young age and be able to play through injuries.

Answer 8

Cal Ripkin's Iron Man Record

Answer 9

Cy Yong

Answer 10

I think the craziest one is actually Barry Bonds' walks record. I don't think we will see that one broken any time soon (as much as it pains me to say.)

I would have gone with Pete Rose's all time hits record, but if you look at Ichiro's pace and you add his hits from Japan he is going to be right there. While I don't think his hits in Japan should count what it does tell me is a player like Ichiro can do it if he plays his entire career in the MLB.