TOP 15 MLB UNBREAKABLE CAREER RECORDS!! - Ridiculous UNTOUCHABLE Numbers!!

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Today we will be counting down my Top 15 UNBREAKABLE CAREER MLB RECORDS!! These are CAREER (And consecutive game) records, not individual season records. Many of these records were set in the early days of baseball and with the changes in the game, there is no way ANY player could ever get close to some of these records!
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@elkingerino9599 26 дней назад

I’ve seen Pete Rose comment more than once how Johnny van der Meer’s back-to-back no-no’s is unbreakable because it would take 3 in a row, he makes a good point

@KevinMiller-xn5vu 17 дней назад

Ain't happening. Vander Meer's back-to-back no hit games will forever be preserved, never to be approached.

@big8dog887 16 дней назад

It's rather doubtful we'll see 27 innings pitched in three consecutive starts, let alone three no-hitters.

@kylewashington1841 15 дней назад

@@KevinMiller-xn5vu We shall see how Skenes ends up.

@kmcc01 11 дней назад

Yep, sorry ass pitchers today can't even pitch a complete game.

@JeffPhillips-1968 6 дней назад

@@KevinMiller-xn5vu except that that's still 'Possible'...what is not possible is Cy Youngs 511 wins and 749 complete games...Those 2 are totally IMPOSSIBLE! (FACT)

@yezzir8929 26 дней назад

Walter Johnson is looking down from heaven laughing with his shut out record every time we talk about modern pitching and all the improvements we've made!

@charleswood3383 22 дня назад

Laughing, I’m sure he is cursing pitchers.

@jasonertle4185 19 дней назад

Modern improvement. lol With the way pitchers get hurt so often, it doesn’t seem like such an improvement to me.

@JohnSmith-zw8vp 19 дней назад

Not to mention he is still second in all time wins and at one time held the career strikeout record too!

@kevinalexander6812 15 дней назад

Walter Johnson threw a much softer, much dirtier ball for the majority of his career too. I'm not poo-pooing him at all, just making a point. The game is drastically different.

@roberthill799 15 дней назад

Walter Johnson is dead and heaven is a primitive myth.

@jimschwandt8089 21 день назад

Seeing this list makes me so glad I grew up in a time before analytics. The very idea that a pitcher could be yanked out of a perfect game is absolutely ridiculous. A lot of the little things mentioned here makes me realize that advanced analytics have in fact ruined the game more than helped it. I hope this comment sounds old, because this is one case where I WANT to sound old!

@1031Investing 14 дней назад

Another record I like is four pitchers on the Blatimore Orioles each winning 20 gmes in a season. Hard to get 4 pitchers in all of MLB to win 20 games in a season.

@tommayrant2279 26 дней назад

Ted Williams' 84 game on base streak. Dick Hall's 5,085 batters faced and 1 wild pitch.

@DanielSong39 26 дней назад

FYI, Clayton Kershaw has fewer career shutouts than Babe Ruth

@fifiwoof1969 23 дня назад

DAMN! Babe the ace!

@BillMorganChannel 17 дней назад

That's great trivia! Here is a trivia question for you! Who is the only Hall of Famer to have pitched at least 10 seasons and every season had a winning record? (Scroll down) Babe Ruth!

@josephlinnell9855 8 дней назад

And can't win a playoff game unless it's a 60 game season. A well deserved asterisk in my book

@patcarter-ix2zb 6 дней назад

Even more trivia about the Babe. He pitched 29 2/3 consecutive scoreless world series innings, a record which stood for 43 years until Whitey Ford broke it in 1961.

@BillMorganChannel 3 дня назад

@@patcarter-ix2zb I love it! Here's something for you! Babe Ruth hit 60 home runs in 1927. He hit 14% of all home runs in his league that year. For a player to hit 14% of all home runs today, he would have to hit over 300 home runs in one season.

@RS-np2bk 12 дней назад

You forgot Ruth's lifetime slugging average of .690!! No one will ever get near that.The closest any player has gotten is Ted Williams and Lou Gehrig, who are both 56 points below.

@davidwindell 4 дня назад

Actually, MLB just broke this record by including Negro League stats as official MLB statistics. Gibson now has the lifetime SLG% record at over .700.

@yafavoritebarber7384 2 дня назад

Josh Gibson, .718 ⚾️

@craigradl5929 16 дней назад

Your list is spot on. The fact that all the unbreakable pitching records occurred before 1940 except for Nolan Ryan's just goes to show you how awesome he was.

@exmarine268 10 дней назад

Not quite- 1.12 season ERA by Bob Gibson 1968 - will never be broken. Ryan never came close to that.

@henrywallacesghost5883 26 дней назад

$245 million dollars for less than 30 innings pitched-Stephen Strasburg. Never be broken😂

@BatFan1 21 день назад

Actually, I can see this being broken. Salaries keep going up and there's bound to be a pitcher who'll get a big money contract and get a career ending injury after a couple games into the contract.

@baxtronx5972 15 дней назад

Byron Buxton is on track to play the least innings for the most money.

@josephlinnell9855 8 дней назад

I just spit out my coffee laughing at this. How true

@Yeldineyintun 6 дней назад

@@baxtronx5972did buxton sign a huge extension recently? If not no way he catches Stras or Chris Davis

@Yeldineyintun 6 дней назад

It truly is wild right? I hope he gives a nice chunk to charity considering he did very little for all of it

@kabby29 24 дня назад

What about Johnny Vander Meer's 2 no-hitters in a row? In order to break it someone would need to throw 3 no-hitters in a row. That's pretty tough.

@dandiehm8414 11 дней назад

Babe Ruth set the all-time single season Home Run record FOUR times! (29,54,59,60). For a player to do that now they would have to have 4 seasons of more than 73 homers, with each season getting incrementally better. Fernado Tatis hit two Grand Slams in a single inning. To break it someone would have to hit THREE Grand Slams in an inning. That's never happening.

@kabby29 11 дней назад

@@dandiehm8414 those are also pretty tough records to break.

@Cantone832 23 дня назад

I would argue that Yadier Molina and Adam Wainwright's career starts by a single battery should be on this list

@seanscott 13 дней назад

id give an honorable mention at the very least to randy "the big unit" johnson for having 5 consecutive 300+ strikeout seasons. '98, '99, '00, '01 and '02. there have been a total of 5 300+ strikeout seasons since then. gotta give the unit respect

@prOGamer-ul5zc 19 дней назад

One amazing fact that a lot of people don't know about Joe Dimaggio's hitting streak is, after the 56 game streak was broken, he went on to hit safely in another 16 straight games. At least one hit in 72 of 73 straight games....amazing.

@Slayerformayor1983 22 дня назад

Ty Cobb stole home 54 times. Will straight up never be broken.

@jasonertle4185 19 дней назад

No kidding. Second place on that list is Max Carey at 33, still 21 behind Cobb.

@roberthill799 15 дней назад

@Slayerformayor1983 That's mind-booggling, Did pitchers simply not hold runners on third during those times?

@Slayerformayor1983 13 дней назад

The dead ball era was odd for sure. First of all, ty Cobb was fast. Like...stupid fast. Second, he was ruthless. He played baseball at its most contact oriented. Crazy slides, straight up tackling pitchers/catchers trying to apply a tag was commonplace. Third, the dead ball era was known for extremely risky baserunning. Because the balls were dead, they weren’t flying over fences, so teams got runs by creating absolute chaos on the base paths. Ty Cobb was the best position player in this eta by a hefty margin. Lastly, pitchers likely didn’t pitch from the stretch when runners were on third, figuring that stealing home was a bit of a fool's errand. Cobb would regularly shake up pitchers when he was on third, and if he had another baserunner drawing attention on first with a heavy lead or outright running, Cobb could get the jump on pitchers. His speed and his instincts were second to none in his time. The most balliest baller of all time imo.

@barryhicks5945 6 дней назад

Absolutely

@damongwinn 16 дней назад

Cy Young also pitched an unbelievable 7,356 innings.

@TheFaithfulAtheist 25 дней назад

A few that come to mind... Don Mattingly's 6 grand slams in 1987 Mickey Mantle's 18 WS homers Orel Hershiser's 59.2 consecutive scoreless innings Hack Wilson's 191 RBIs in 1930 Grover Alexander's 16 shutouts in 1916 Charles Radbourne's 60 wins in 1884

@jasonertle4185 19 дней назад

He mentioned at the start of the video that he’s only listing career or consecutive records on this list. He decided to exclude single season or single game records from this list. I don’t blame him. Those types of records are hard to compare to career records because different things are required to break them.

@Boyso5407 17 дней назад

I forgot about Orel’s shoutout streak. No one is going to do that nowadays cause they would need about 20 starts just to get to that many innings

@Smoothstinger 16 дней назад

@@jasonertle4185Wait, wouldn't Mantle's record be considered over his career? If Joe's record wasn't a career record why wouldn't Orel's be considered as well? Just saying.

@jasonertle4185 16 дней назад

@@Smoothstinger Okay, I’ll grant you those two. Mantle’s record and Orel’s record could be considered for this list. The other ones he mentioned can’t.

@baxtronx5972 15 дней назад

Royce Lewis almost broke the Grand slam record last year and he was injured.

@cornpop3954 8 дней назад

Tony Gwynn played 2440 career games and had over 10,200 plate appearances and only struck out 3 times in a game, once. That'll never happen again.

@mickeydrago9401 15 дней назад

Over nearly 145 years of professional baseball, no player was tougher to strike out than Hall of Fame shortstop Joe Sewell. In 7,132 career at-bats, Sewell heard the umpire say “Strike three” just 114 times. That's one strikeout for every 63 at-bats, or once every 17 games, or in just .

@johnnycage1057 27 дней назад

I don’t think anyone will break the consecutive scoreless innings record 59 2/3

@markbrenzel9419 24 дня назад

I think a reliever could. I seriously doubt it though.

@benluecken2839 24 дня назад

highly unlikely but not unbreakable imo. Ranger Suarez just had a 32 inning scoreless streak earlier this year, and with pitchers getting more and more dominant I could see it maybe happening, especially if the trend of pitching taking over the league continues. Still very unlikely though.

@johnnycage1057 15 дней назад

@@benluecken2839 now a days with analytics they won’t let a pitcher go that long

@mdarrenu 10 часов назад

Pretty soon. Pitchers won't even throw 59 innings in a year pretty soon.

@blueredlover1060 24 дня назад

It is worth noting that Ichiro did go hunting for Rose's record, but he simply arrived to the MLB a few years too late to seriously challenge it. If Ichiro was allowed to come over at 21 instead of 27, he'd be much closer to the record if not own it. I get the fact that he's only at 3k hits, but Ichiro owns the single season hits record. It's not impossible for him to have gotten there if he was allowed over "on time."

@BillMorganChannel 17 дней назад

I will never forget ... when Ichiro was in his first spring training, the late great Tony Gwynn said he was great, but thought he was too small to stand up to the rigors of MLB.

@davidsmith-uw2ci 16 дней назад

And 10 seasons straight with 200 hits in itself is great. Pete Rose never did that. He had 10 200 hit seasons but not consecutive.

@darylhoskins5696 10 дней назад

Coulda Woulda shoulda! And Tiger should have broken Jacks record but never going to be broken !!!!!

@darylhoskins5696 10 дней назад

@@davidsmith-uw2ciin an washed down pitcher era except for the Braves !

@darylhoskins5696 10 дней назад

Ted Williams lost what 5 seasons to military war duty !!

@DanielSong39 26 дней назад

Johnny Vander Meer, 2 consecutive no-hitters No one will ever get 3 in a row

@dandiehm8414 11 дней назад

@kampfwagen 16 дней назад

Nice to see some love for Sam Crawford’s triples record it’s seem to always be forgotten on lists of this nature.

@aVerveQuest 26 дней назад

As an Orioles fan I love seeing the all time sacrifice fly list having Eddie Murray at #1 with 128, and Cal Ripken at #2 with 127.. there are no active players within the top 30, though #3 on the list is Puljos. I think Murray leads the list, in part, bc he learned the game from Earl Weaver and Cal Sr, and Cal Jr has said Eddie Murray taught him how to be a big leaguer

@Boyso5407 17 дней назад

It’s insane to think that Cy Young has more complete games than Hank Aaron has homeruns. Just really think about that.

@richdouglas2311 21 день назад

Back in Cy Young's days, pitchers seldom threw at full velocity. Plus, they didn't throw arm-killing pitches like the slider. Today, hitters are just too good to finesse them. You have to have both speed and movement to survive, and those attributes tire pitchers. Pitch counts and relief pitching have changed pitching for good.

@ronparton9185 17 дней назад

Cy Young also didn't pitch from 60' 6".

@richdouglas2311 17 дней назад

@@ronparton9185 But he did. Young's career spanned from 1890 through 1911. The mound was moved to its current distance in 1893. Thus, he pitched at that distance for 19 of his 22 years (or 86% of it).

@snuffysmith6842 11 дней назад

Possibly so but really you can't judge even the speed of Pitchers in the early 50's . Some had lots of Strikeouts & some of players of that era rank high on some lists . With some like Walter Johnson who is up high either batters could not hit, or with Strikeouts Pitchers had to throw pretty fast . No speed guns till Nolan Ryan's time .

@richdouglas2311 11 дней назад

@@snuffysmith6842 It's not just the speed guns. Their philosophy towards pitching was different. As for Nolan, he was almost certainly under-measured. Back then, when he was measured at over 100 mph, it was the AVERAGE speed of the pitch. These days, modern guns measure the PEAK speed.

@DPK365 26 дней назад

Great list! I would tweak it a little bit though… I would have Ty Cobb at three, Walter Johnson at two, and anything by Cy Young at number one. He has several unbreakable records due the era he was in.

@bryanlipe900 16 дней назад

The No-No record will never be broken

@blueredlover1060 24 дня назад

Ichiro hitting 262 in a single season is probably unbreakable. You're looking at a player who would need 2 hits in 132 games in a 162 game season to break it. That's just not going to happen anymore.

@NotMeNaNaNa 21 день назад

Craziest thing about that season is he didn’t even have a hit streak that was half of DiMaggio’s as his career best was 27 in 2009. So not only did he have to average 2 hits a game for 80.9% of the season he had quite a few 0 hit games that year as well 😮

@joegagliardi3984 13 дней назад

Longevity (20+) and total number of at-bats is crucial. For example, Pete Rose, who has the most hits ever, also has the most plate appearances as well. If viewed through that lens, the record is no less impressive, but if we were to look at his PA/hits percentage, several players would be ahead of him. Another example, is the number of career plate appearances by Ruth, Aaron, and Bonds, you notice that Ruth came to the plate far less than the other two guys. Here’s something I think about: imagine if Ted Williams didn’t miss 3 entire season in his prime. The year before he joined the Air Force, in 1941, he hit .406, and came in 2nd in AL MVP voting. That was the year DiMaggio hit in 60 straight games. Williams came to the plate 90 times less, but still beat DiMaggio in every single offensive category, except for having 5 less RBIs. Moving on, after missing those 3 years, he still won the AL MVP the year he returned. I know it has nothing to do with this record video, but it reminded me that William’s was the best pure hitter the game has ever seen.

@jeffrecob8646 День назад

Dimaggiohit in 56 straight games not 60.

@joegagliardi3984 День назад

@@jeffrecob8646 I know, I realized my mistake afterwards.

@user-tu8lt1ke3h 9 часов назад

Williams also missed two years in the Korean war!!

@jasonertle4185 11 дней назад

How about Jesse Burkett’s 55 inside the park home runs? No one’s ever coming close to that one again.

@big8dog887 26 дней назад

I'm not one of those people who's going to say that Ichiro is the true hit king, but he does serve as proof of concept that Rose's record could be broken by someone special.

@snerdterguson 26 дней назад

Main issue is just longevity. Pete Rose, by his 162 game averages, is not as good as Don Mattingly was, despite the hit Mattinglys numbers took due to the back injury. But Rose played the most games, had the most ABs and plate appearances. Overall, Rose was a very good hitter, batted .307, but he is probably not even on the top 100 best pure hitters list. So you're dead on about Ichiro. A player with decent longevity and health but god tier hitting ability should one day happen, and then the record will fall.

@Womper1992 26 дней назад

Ichiro isn't a creep so he's my hit king

@johndakin991 22 дня назад

A player, such as ichiro, would have to not care about obp

@cindynero2974 22 дня назад

The game shifting to a power over contact approach makes this difficult, but not impossible. Great take.

@scottwebb6570 22 дня назад

Not top 100??? Most at bats ever and still a career .300 hitter… his longevity and consistency alone easily puts him in top 100.

@harlow743 11 дней назад

The only reason Lou Gehrig's record was broken is that he became ill......and died

@patcarter-ix2zb 6 дней назад

That and Cal's daddy was on the coaching staff so they put him in the starting lineup on days he was injured or ill and should have been on the bench.

@SconnerStudios 26 дней назад

Fun fact: The Tampa Bay Rays FRANCHISE (meaning every player who's ever worn a tampa cap) just recently passed Barry Bond's career intentional walks. if there was one thing barry could do better than homering, it was getting to first base.

@BillMorganChannel 17 дней назад

wow I love that stat! Have you confirmed it?

@patcarter-ix2zb 6 дней назад

Or maybe ingesting PEDs

@Shinobu_Kocho4509 21 день назад

I love this page. You know it's a crazy bunch of stats when Barry's Hrs are a Honerable Mention.

@jamessomma8226 17 дней назад

Theodore Samuel Williams - .406 in 1941 and he wasn't the MVP that year because Joe DiMaggio hit safely in 56 straight. George Brett was close to .400 one year but faded late and ended up in the 380's.

@richdouglas2311 21 день назад

Fantastic video. It shows (a) how much the game has changed and (b) how we need to consider these records in context, rather than absolute.

@aroprime7650 26 дней назад

Glad to see a new TOP video. Great job as usual.

@randomgamerandre7595 26 дней назад

humm baby’s vids are goated

@chrismiddleton2581 26 дней назад

I may not always agree with him, but his videos and voice are classic.

@panowa8319 10 дней назад

It's too bad that wouldn't count Ichiro's combined NPB and MLB hit record of 4,367 over Pete Rose's 4,256. It makes me wonder if Ichiro would have been the hiit king if he started his career in the Majors instead of NPB?

@exmarine268 10 дней назад

Bob Gibson -1.12 ERA in 1968 - will never be broken. No one has come close.

@diggingupthepast5785 13 дней назад

Very informative video! Thanks!

@just_radical 26 дней назад

For Wins: Zack Greinke is neither active nor the leader, it's Verlander with 258. In Regards to Cy Young's wins/complete games and how unique he was: In Cy's day pitchers did pitch more, but the extra usage wore out their arms so that most were done by 32-35, and as a result later generations of pitchers could equal the 300-350 win level by pitching into their 40s, essentially trading starts early in their career for starts later in their career. Like other pitchers of his era, .Cy hit 300 wins in his age 34 season.....and then pitched 10 more years, .retiring at the age it took even guys in the 1980s like Nolan Ryan and Steve Carlton, no strangers to heavy workloads to reach 300 wins. The theoretical limit of any other pitcher to play the game is about 400 wins (Walter Johnson got to 417 by age 39, Warren Spahn finished with 363 but missed 3 years due to WW2 and possibly could have gotten there with the extra time), and Cy clears that by 100 wins. He may have had the single most durable arm of any human being to play baseball.

@jasonertle4185 19 дней назад

In addition, Nolan Ryan got to 324 wins, but he played on a lot of bad teams in his career. Had he gotten more support, he might could’ve approached 400 or more wins.

@marcsonnenberg623 4 дня назад

If a Home Run hitter came up young and stayed healty, he could pursue Bonds 762 if he plays a long career and kept playing as a DH, especially if he played his whole career in a ballpark that helped him. Pujols ended up with 703 in recent times. I think it can be done, but 800 would be tough.

@rossjeffery2326 17 дней назад

What about Mickey Mantle’s 18 World Series homers?

@benluecken2839 24 дня назад

Fernando Tatis's 2 Grand Slams in one inning. Could someone tie it? Sure, though probably still unlikely. Could anyone BREAK it and hit 3 in one inning? Pretty sure we will never see that.

@coachcruel5455 20 дней назад

Chan Ho Park is the only pitcher to give up two grand slams in one inning, as well. Unbreakable as well? 🤔

@user-tu8lt1ke3h 12 дней назад

Yep!!

@user-tu8lt1ke3h 12 дней назад

Yep!!

@dandiehm8414 11 дней назад

@christopherpitcher7646 12 часов назад

And they were both of the same Pitcher

@stansbruv3169 5 дней назад

Great video! Thank dude.

@h0gwartz 10 дней назад

Nice list although technically DiMaggio's record is not a career record. As a kid I was certain that no one could ever break Gehrig's record or get 4,000 hits so you never know. Elly DeLaCruz may get 100 steals this year and he's young but it's a stretch to think he will approach Ricky because besides speed you also have to be a consistently good hitter.

@mikehardgraves7887 15 дней назад

The Babe’s slugging% and OPS%!

@michaelhaymaker1212 16 дней назад

If Cal Ripkens record is to be broken it will be by a DH and not a guy who plays in the field.

@t3knyn 22 дня назад

Like ur enthusiasm about someone in todays era breaking Barry Bonds HR record, but it's not happening without the use of PEDs. Barry's record stands but will always be marred bcuz of the steroids scandal. Today's players don't have the longevity it takes to break some of these records. Injury is the #1 killer of these players. It's amazing with the advancement of training and technology along with medicine that the past players didn't have that today's players struggle with injury

@user-wc8fp4cx6c 22 дня назад

Following Mark Buehrle's perfect game he was perfect heading into the 6th inning of his next start, retiring 17 batters. He recorded 45 outs in a row. 45 was the record in 2009. I don't know if it has been broken.

@jasonertle4185 19 дней назад

Yusmeiro Petit broke that record recording 46 outs in a row in 2014.

@rathofturkey 20 дней назад

These records set in the early years of baseball reminds me of the Baseball Barbasol commercial. “I’m your great granddad getting through pitching 17 innings after a breakfast of beans and scotch while you’re there needing a nap after channel surfing. If you’re not gonna act like a man, at least shave like a man. Oh look, they’re sending in the relief pitcher…. Me.” 😂😂😂

@KevinMiller-xn5vu 19 дней назад

While it's not a record, no one will pitch TWO World Series perfect games, let alone one.

@jasontiver3302 7 дней назад

This is a great list!

@garagegymgenius6810 14 дней назад

This is a great video!

@RayMclaughlin-kx9er 16 дней назад

Ricky Henderson's home runs leading off a game.

@dandiehm8414 11 дней назад

Excellent video! Can't argue with any of of it. I can think of a few more, but they aren't particularly "career" records (other than Ruth): 1. Babe Ruth set the all-time single season Home Run record FOUR times! (29,54,59,60). For a player to do that now they would have to have 4 seasons of more than 73 homers, with each season getting incrementally better. 2. Fernado Tatis hit two Grand Slams in a single inning. To break it someone would have to hit THREE Grand Slams in an inning. That's never happening. 3. Johnny Vandermeer threw two consecutive no hitters. To break that record someone would have to throw THREE no hitters in a row!

@aaronreise9045 26 дней назад

Luis Castillo of the Florida Marlins had a 35 game hit streak in 2002

@jimschwandt8089 21 день назад

So did Chase Utley (35) and Jimmy Rollins (36) with the Phillies around 2005 and 06.

@kevinalexander6812 15 дней назад

Rollins streak was over two separate seasons if I remember correctly. Loved J-Roll!

@jimschwandt8089 15 дней назад

@@kevinalexander6812 True. It was actually a 38 game streak. For some reason it's now listed as a 36 game, single season streak, at least from what I've seen recently.

@user-vq5bq8oh3q 2 дня назад

Thanks for the info God bless I love baseball

@elkingerino9599 26 дней назад

Sure enjoy your videos Erik

@fluoriteheals 11 дней назад

SO that's why it's called the cy Young award! WOW that guy was supernatural!

@paulkweiner6577 19 дней назад

Excellent plus job !!!

@DanielSong39 26 дней назад

How many years would DeGrom have to play to get to 511 wins

@donwhiteley3293 26 дней назад

112

@chrismiddleton2581 26 дней назад

Or Kershaw, Verlander or any other elite pitcher of the last 20 years, maybe those guys would have more wins if they prepared to pitch for more than 4 innings per game.

@1031Investing 14 дней назад

DeGrom cares too much about other things in life. Not that there is anything wrong with his logic. Hard to motivate a family man and Christian with the hundred million he has now. He will be gone soon.

@michaelbaucom4019 27 дней назад

Commenting before fully watching: No one will beat Nolan Ryan's seven no-hitters

@HummBabyBaseball 27 дней назад

Correct

@terrenceliburd8655 26 дней назад

@@HummBabyBaseballor his strike out record

@elkingerino9599 26 дней назад

Or his career walks record, but that’s for another video

@ronf4351 5 дней назад

In nine seasons as a pitcher with the Astros (his longest tenure with any team), Ryan compiled a 106-94 record in 282 starts, a 3.13 ERA, 1.20 WHIP, with 796 walks and 1,866 strikeouts in 1,854 innings.

@albertowen1025 4 дня назад

Great video! Yet I feel conflicted about when it was mentioned that Nolan Ryan's 5714 K's "would never come close" - remember that Randy Johnson ended up with 4850 K's - would have loved to see him reach 5000 - I looked up to both players and admire them. Also, it is my personal opinion that Manfred has ruined the game totally with all these useless rule changes and modifications...this is why some records MAY never be broken.

@BakaBroski 25 дней назад

Another fact about the triples leader, there were some stadiums at the time that didn’t have a outfield wall, just a rope to prevent fans from getting onto the field, if the ball went past it, it was a ground rule triple

@jasonertle4185 19 дней назад

😮 Whoa! I didn’t know that. That’s crazy!

@miked3712 22 дня назад

Tatis' 2 grand slams in one inning. Vandermeer's back to back no hitters. Cy Young's 511 wins. Nolan Ryan's all-time SOs.

@deathminder9206 13 дней назад

He did not mention CY Youngs wins but in essence the part about how many starts guys make today pretty much covers it. They wont even start that many games.

@mattmolzan3992 12 дней назад

Cy young losses and complete games are far more unbreakable than 511 wins.....but all 3 are impossible. Just different degrees of impossibility

@dandiehm8414 11 дней назад

@@deathminder9206 Yes he did. #3 or #4 on the list was his 511 wins. #1 was his 749 Complete games.

@ronf4351 5 дней назад

@@deathminder9206 And the do NOT finish any.

@michaelpaneque9554 19 дней назад

DiMaggio hit 56 straight hit then went 0-4 the next game, then went on another 22 game hit streak...... WOW

@BillMorganChannel 17 дней назад

Actually on July 17, 1941 he went 0-3 with a walk. First inning ground out Fourth inning walk Seventh inning ground out Eighth inning ground out into a DP. It was fun looking that up!

@ronf4351 5 дней назад

It was 16 games I believe after the streak was broken not 22.

@stephen9302 17 дней назад

7 no hitters and Cal Ripkin's Iron Man streak will NEVER BE touched!

@cantpleasonist 18 дней назад

10:31 interesting that almost all the leader in on base percentage bat left.

@sansoosavage 15 дней назад

Joe D faced something like 28 different pitchers during his streak. Players today could face that many in a week, and all of them throwing GAS!! 🔥 ⛽️

@frankberger3507 9 дней назад

I don't think so.

@richdouglas2311 21 день назад

Tony Gwynn has the highest career average for players who started their careers after WWII, and it isn't even close. He's 10 points above the next player.

@victorcontreras3368 5 дней назад

I trust that all records were kept true and honest even far back! Like you say, some of these records are "sealed" because of changing times and customs as well as rules. In some cases it would be fair to take certain factors and changes into consideration such as "dead ball" and "live ball" era. An important thing though is health, longevity and endurance which is an important thing that is diminishing because of obesity and the lack of taking better care of ones self. These records are to be admired!

@magnumcipher4971 3 дня назад

Hell, Nolan Ryan has a double handful of unbreakable records by himself! 😂

@jonashawk8871 19 дней назад

great video

@shaunnichols1743 14 дней назад

I don't know which was more impressive from Nolan Ryan: throwing a no-hitter at 44 or throwing one on Astroturf in a dome

@CC-rb1yf 9 дней назад

The pre-1900 pitching records are totally unbreakable such as wins, innings pitched, complete games. Just looking up now Wilbur Wood for White Sox had 49 games started in 1972 which is 5 more than any other pitcher the last 100 years but thats still 26 short of all time record (pud galvin 1883, will white 1879 with 75 starts)

@thomasgassert7673 9 дней назад

Honestly, I have time believing that Rose didn't have that much ability. His best baseball tool/skill was his contact hitting and batting average. Rose played at a time when contact hitting and hitting .300 was valued quite highly. Rose won three batting titles. Rose did hit a lot of singles but he also hit a lot doubles, leading the NL in doubles five times. I think his long decline in his 40's kind of made people forget how good he was in his prime. In 1968, the Year of the Pitcher, Rose led the NL with a .335 BA and .391 OBP. He even slugged .470. I have read scouting reports who referred to Rose as the best all around player in the NL. This a major league scout whose job is to evaluate player skills. Brian Kenny talks about Rose's 13 year peak he averages 204 hits and .317 avg. In like 159 games a year. Rose stats play people like him or not.

@scottdeluca2929 День назад

Omg! What about Babe Ruth career slugging percentage 690????????

@bkingvt33 6 дней назад

Honorable mention? Griffey Sr. and Griffey Jr. with back-to-back homeruns.

@KevinMiller-xn5vu 3 дня назад

Another record that I feel won't be broken, much less approach it, is the nearly 50 years and 7920 games the Chicago Cubs went without being no hit (Sandy Koufax 9-9-65 to 7-25-15-Cole Hamels).

@felixorozco6514 26 дней назад

Hi Erik. Go Giants!!!...

@anibalguerrakarekides9395 10 дней назад

Mariano´s saves deserves an honorable mention, as well as his ERA+. Not unbreakable, but will be difficult to accomplish

@michaelallport5816 8 дней назад

Underscores the complete inferiority of the modern mlb on ALL levels.

@dennisddd8243 4 дня назад

I've watched three of Nolan Ryan's no-hitters.. on TV but I watched it

@presleyrules 12 дней назад

You're right about Hendersons all-time steal record being untouchable but you should've mentioned Ty Cobb's 33 career steals of home. Untouchable!

@dandiehm8414 11 дней назад

I believe Cobb stole home 54 times. 33 is for the second place man - Max Carey.

@josephlinnell9855 8 дней назад

One record not on the list. Johnny Vander Meer's 2 consecutive no hitters. But other than that these records are probably safe for eternity. Enjoyed this very much

@derekhiemforth 26 дней назад

Although not in your list because you didn't cover negatives, I think the most unbreakable recent record is Nolan Ryan's career record for Bases on Balls. With the modern understanding of the value of OBP, it seems inconceivable that any pitcher will ever be allowed to have the length of career they would need, while walking the number of batters they would need, to approach this record. He's almost 1000 walks ahead of the #2 guy already, and there will only be fewer challengers over time...

@snerdterguson 26 дней назад

If Nolan Ryan did the same thing in this era, he would have the same length of career because the walks end up being largely irrelevant if you're not giving up hits and striking out over 1 an inning. So I DO agree with you that the record is safe, I think the reason is that we won't see a pitcher that so dominant that he could survive walking that many. That being said, today there's a rookie pitcher on the Yankees, Luis Gil, who has very good stats but is walking a ton of guys. But that's just a partial season while Ryan went 27 years. Dude was a freak in so many ways.

@chrismiddleton2581 26 дней назад

I was watching a MLB classic World Series game today, they mentioned that Mike Cuellar pitched 5 complete games in 1970 without a walk. That in itself will never be done again.

@GaIeforce 25 дней назад

We have Blake Snell who won the Cy Young award last year pitching the way he did by walking a ton of guys and striking out even more guys. Even if he pitched the rest of his career until he's 45 (he's 31 right now), repeating the 2023 season stat-for-stat 14 more times, Snell doesn't even come close to entering the same stratosphere that Nolan Ryan was in. He just doesn't have the same longevity, even taking into account the weird shortened 2020 season. So it's pretty safe to say the BB record is just as unbreakable.

@derekhiemforth 25 дней назад

@@snerdterguson Although I didn't break this out separately in my comment, it's not *just* that pitchers now would be unlikely to be allowed to walk batters at the rate Nolan did early in his career. It's also that they'll probably never get anywhere near the same number of batters faced or innings pitched, even if they do pitch 27 years...

@sschirmer22 2 дня назад

Cy Young's 749 complete games is totally out of reach. They pull guys after six innings with a no-hitter these days. Ridiculous.

@coachcruel5455 20 дней назад

Reading a bunch of the comments, I don’t know why nobody has mentioned Ichiro Suzuki had more hits than Pete Rose when you add his Japan hits with his MLB totals. Only mentioning it because it seems breakable. Ron Hassey caught two perfect games. Nolan Ryan has an unbeatable walks record. Tough to narrow down the unbeatable records with so many to choose from. Great effort, though, even if we like to argue about them!

@lewtube1 20 дней назад

With the amount of starting pitchers barely staying in the game long enough to record a win, I can totally see a rule change happening for qualifying for a win. It infuriates me that a starter can fitw example pitch 4 2/3 innings of perhaps shut out ball, get pulled because of an elevated pitch count, and then have a middle reliever vulture the victory for inducing a one pitch pop up. I fully believe that how wins have been tallied has been unfair. An extreme example that’s parallel to this is Tommy John who I believe has the most career no-decisions. He played a long time, but many on some sub par teams. If you turn those no decisions into wins, not only would he be a HOFer, but would have over 400 victories.

@jasonertle4185 19 дней назад

I think you’re right. I think it’s unfair the way wins are tallied as well. I understand the 5 inning rule for starters, but relievers should have to pitcher a certain amount of innings to get credit for a win. The way it’s done now is not right.

@kathygnazzo866 8 дней назад

I agree also. The pitcher can be pitching a 4 2/3 inning no-hitter, but with analytics and a high pitch count (due to walks, fouls, and full counts) the reliever comes in and gets the win from facing a single batter. Very wrong and should be looked at and changed.

@dilisnya 4 дня назад

As I recall, Joe D. had a 16-game streak right after the his 56-gamer got broken. If not for one great play in game 57, who knows... It could have been 73!

@user-qj5yb3rc1g 20 дней назад

I agree the scoreless innings by oral the pitchers don't go long enough anymore

@mdarrenu 10 часов назад

My grandpa would have thrown 100 no-hitters if they didn't outlaw the "no-looking" pitch !

@snuffysmith6842 11 дней назад

I agree with this list & there may be 2 or 3 mentioned that gets broken yet I doubt any player has 10 % of fortitude or desire to eclipse them because of only playing for the pay & rest few if any care for anything else.

@bigjared8946 17 дней назад

I agree Cy Young's CG record is the most unassailable, his wins record seems easy by comparison. Rickey's steals record is the most ridiculous on a comparative basis though. He's a full *50%* beyond the number 2 guy, Lou Brock. The only other stat leader in any sport that comes close to lapping the competition like that is Gretzky's points record. Other fun facts: ~23% of Rickey's steals were third base, Brock is at ~8.5%. Rickey was caught stealing 335 times, while Brock only barely trails him at 306.

@dandiehm8414 11 дней назад

I think it was Bill James (the baseball historian) who once said that if you Split Rickey Henderson into two players, BOTH would make the Hall of Fame. 🙂

@brianstancato3945 24 дня назад

Since its been a common comment, the Rose hits record is already known to be one that is more likely than others Ichiro is one example of why it COULD happen... Going in the other direction with pitching, Cy Young 511 wins should be number 1... teams dont care about personal stats anymore. Its at the point where a guy winning 20 games in a single year is almost non existent. Now having a pitcher average that for 25 years!!!! No pitcher will ever pitch 25 years much less be winning 20 games at min for each of those years.

@thomasgassert7673 8 дней назад

The only thing with this theory is if you start what if or might be then you have to start counting hits for both sides in their career not just the one you like. So what coulda shoulda just doesn't work.

@easyeasler 16 дней назад

Noone mentioned Bobby Cox record of being tossed by far the most. I know its not a playing record, but its a hell of a record

@2neetoon 18 дней назад

Barry's record is very breakable bc it actually ended a few seasons too soon due to being blacklisted. He certainly could've crushed 38 more for an even 800.

@richdouglas2311 21 день назад

The Steroid Era records need to come off the lists. Put those guys in the Hall, sure. They did those things when MLB tolerated them. But the records? Let's put Henry Aaron back on top, please.

@dandiehm8414 11 дней назад

Bonds faced pitchers who were on Steroids too.

@jasonertle4185 19 дней назад

A small error you made is saying Zack Greinke is the active leader in wins. Actually, Justin Verlander is the active leader at 259.