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Which of these, if any, will ever be broken?

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I'll say the most likely to happen at some point are the career no-hitters and Stockton's assist and steals records.

 

That is what I'm going with as well.

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Cy Young's complete games record.

The 749 CG record put in perspective...

 

Most starters make 35 starts a year. In order to tie that mark a guy would need to pitch 21.5 years without missing a start and pitch a CG in every single game. Never going to happen.

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Here is the Complete list of Pitchers to pitch more than 1 No-Hitter

 

Nolan Ryan (7)

Sandy Koufax (4)

Bob Feller (3)

Larry Corcoran (3)

Cy Young (3)

Jim Bunning

Steve Busby

Mark Buehrle

Carl Erskine

Allie Reynolds

Warren Spahn

Bill Stoneman

Bob Forsch

Pud Galvin

Ken Holtzman

Randy Johnson

Addie Joss

Dutch Leonard

Jim Maloney

Christy Mathewson

Hideo Nomo

Virgil Trucks

Johnny Vander Meer

Don Wilson

Roy Halladay

Justin Verlander

Homer Bailey

Tim Lincecum

Max Scherzer

Jake Arrieta

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I just don't see anyone out there throwing 8 No Hitters to break the record.

 

Ryan also has the Record for 1 Hitters with 12...he ridiculously was that close to having 20 Career No-hitters.

Here is the Complete list of Pitchers to pitch more than 1 No-Hitter

 

Nolan Ryan (7)

Sandy Koufax (4)

Bob Feller (3)

Larry Corcoran (3)

Cy Young (3)

Jim Bunning

Steve Busby

Mark Buehrle

Carl Erskine

Allie Reynolds

Warren Spahn

Bill Stoneman

Bob Forsch

Pud Galvin

Ken Holtzman

Randy Johnson

Addie Joss

Dutch Leonard

Jim Maloney

Christy Mathewson

Hideo Nomo

Virgil Trucks

Johnny Vander Meer

Don Wilson

Roy Halladay

Justin Verlander

Homer Bailey

Tim Lincecum

Max Scherzer

Jake Arrieta

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I just don't see anyone out there throwing 8 No Hitters to break the record.

 

Ryan also has the Record for 1 Hitters with 12...he ridiculously was that close to having 20 Career No-hitters.

 

Who said it had to be an active player?

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The 749 CG record put in perspective...

 

Most starters make 35 starts a year. In order to tie that mark a guy would need to pitch 21.5 years without missing a start and pitch a CG in every single game. Never going to happen.

 

Dude was a horse, for sure. I agree that will never be approached, current pitchers will be worshiped if they threw 10 in a season...this year Cueto led MLB with 5.

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Who said it had to be an active player?

 

No one, I was just giving a snap shot of what's out there today...I don't have an updated Little League Roster to post. :lol2:

 

Maybe some cyborg in the future throws 7 in one week.

Interesting to note, and in no way am I saying he'll even come close to Rickey's record, but Billy Hamilton is stealing 0.462 bases per game played. Rickey stole 0.456 bases per game played.

Interesting to note, and in no way am I saying he'll even come close to Rickey's record, but Billy Hamilton is stealing 0.462 bases per game played. Rickey stole 0.456 bases per game played.

 

Like you said it's highly unlikely simply because the chances of Hamilton playing as long as Ricky is slim.

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Interesting to note, and in no way am I saying he'll even come close to Rickey's record, but Billy Hamilton is stealing 0.462 bases per game played. Rickey stole 0.456 bases per game played.

 

If Billy could hit enough to stay in the league, he could give it a run...barring injury. Ricky was good, could hit, stayed relatively healthy and had a long career. If Billy could match that longevity and health, he could give it a run.

 

Of course that number for Ricky is a career number that takes into account after he slowed down. What rate was he stealing bases at the same point in his career as Billy.

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Billy has averaged 57 SB per year the last 3 years.

Ricky at the same age was averaging over 100 per year.

 

Ricky averaged 84 from 1980 to 89

If Billy could hit enough to stay in the league, he could give it a run...barring injury. Ricky was good, could hit, stayed relatively healthy and had a long career. If Billy could match that longevity and health, he could give it a run.

 

Of course that number for Ricky is a career number that takes into account after he slowed down. What rate was he stealing bases at the same point in his career as Billy.

 

No doubt. Through their age 26 season's Rickey was far more advanced than Billy.

 

I do think Hamilton could make a legitimate run at 1,000 SBs if he can stick around though.

The baseball ones are just silly. It's basically a different game now than it was then.

Stockton's steals record was teh first thing that jumped off the screen to me.

 

Because hand-checking is illegal.

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