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Comedian2004 · 05-11-2008, 11:18 AM

A much discussed questions among the baeball geeks.

Throw out some of the old iron horse records, like 45 wins or whatever that number is or complete games in one season, career, etc. No one is going to pitch that amount of games anymore, unless they legalize droids to play the game. (Playing 3rd base today, R2D2, he looks little rusty out there, might be due to the recent road trip in rainy Seattle)

Joe's 56 game is a classic, it might be one of the hardest to break, with all the pressure that is put on the player while in the game. It is like bowling a 300 game, every at bat/frame puts added pressure. Add in the media pressure and wow. But, it would be very easy for a pitcher to 'serve' one up for the hitter. A lot of pitchers would say they do not want to be the one in the record book that allowed the 'record hit', but I think that is BS.

While this is not a record, but I do not think that anyone will ever win 30 games again in one season. But on further thinking, that is more likely because pitchers never pitch more than 35 games a year.

My bet would be on the 190 RBIS, I think that is what it is.

05-11-2008, 11:18 AM	#1 (permalink)
Comedian2004 Hall Of Famer Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: In a house in Saint Cloud, Florida. Posts: 6,297	What baseball Record will never be broke A much discussed questions among the baeball geeks. Throw out some of the old iron horse records, like 45 wins or whatever that number is or complete games in one season, career, etc. No one is going to pitch that amount of games anymore, unless they legalize droids to play the game. (Playing 3rd base today, R2D2, he looks little rusty out there, might be due to the recent road trip in rainy Seattle) Joe's 56 game is a classic, it might be one of the hardest to break, with all the pressure that is put on the player while in the game. It is like bowling a 300 game, every at bat/frame puts added pressure. Add in the media pressure and wow. But, it would be very easy for a pitcher to 'serve' one up for the hitter. A lot of pitchers would say they do not want to be the one in the record book that allowed the 'record hit', but I think that is BS. While this is not a record, but I do not think that anyone will ever win 30 games again in one season. But on further thinking, that is more likely because pitchers never pitch more than 35 games a year. My bet would be on the 190 RBIS, I think that is what it is. __________________ Visit www.planetootp.com for my MODS. Like BLUES? Visit www.smokestacklightnin.com, you will LOVE it! New show every Monday!! New Blues HOF!