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View Poll Results: Which record will be the hardest to break?
Barry Bonds - 73 HR in one season 2 0.43%
Ty Cobb - .366 Career Batting Average 23 4.95%
Walter Johnson - 110 Career Shutouts 43 9.25%
Joe DiMaggio - 56 Game Hitting Streak 28 6.02%
Cal Ripken, Jr. - 2,632 Consecutive Games Played 40 8.60%
Pete Rose - 4,256 Career Hits 5 1.08%
Nolan Ryan - 5,714 Career Strikeouts 8 1.72%
Cy Young - 511 Career Wins 286 61.51%
New York Giants - 26 Game Unbeaten Streak 0 0%
The record I am thinking of isn’t listed here. 30 6.45%
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Great thread, but I really don't think Bond's should even be listed. Just my opinion....
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i think they're all unbeatable!!!!!!!!
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i think they're all unbeatable!!!!!!!!
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How about Chesbro's 41 wins in a season? I don't think anyone will ever sniff that again either....

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How about Chesbro's 41 wins in a season? I don't think anyone will ever sniff that again either....

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Especially in today's normal 5 man rotation....Even with a 4 man rotation, no chance whatsoever...
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Another to add would be breaking Johnny Vander Meer's record of throwing two consecutive no-hitters.
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Most career pitching losses, I think Cy Young holds that record as well, no?
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Another to add would be breaking Johnny Vander Meer's record of throwing two consecutive no-hitters.
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How about Chesbro's 41 wins in a season? I don't think anyone will ever sniff that again either....

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The actual record is 60 wins in one season, by Old Hoss Radbourne. (Some sources still say 59). Chesbro's 41 is the highest after the 19th century.
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Cy Young's win record. It's not easy to envision a 30 game winner in one season anymore (it's been 45 years), where 35 starts seems to be the max. Now picture having to win 30 games a season for 17 seasons--and still be one short of Cy. Ain't happening.
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Great thread, but I really don't think Bond's should even be listed. Just my opinion....
Agreed....I would rather seeing Ted Williams batting .400 than Bonds hitting 73 homers. In my opinion, that will be the easiest record to break.
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What about a list of modern records? I know pretty much all the pre-war ones are untouchable because of the changes in the modern game. Just be curious to what people would think about the modern records.
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i think they're all unbeatable!!!!!!!!
I agree. If most are never to be broken, how can you pick a least likely?
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How about Connie Mack's length of time and Games, Won - Loss record as a Manager?

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Chase Wright gave up 4 home runs in a row. Has that ever happened before? Hard to beat that one.
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