Dr No
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My cousin Vic was at the Yankees/Rangers game when Judge blasted #62 . . .
. . . which puts him a leg up on yours truly. The only record I've seen in person was Manny Mota tying the pinch hit record at 145 against the Astros in '79.
🧢
Baseball took front seat the last few weeks
Aaron Judge has set the American League single season home run record with 62. And Albert Pujols-all 148 years of age-became the 4th player in Major League Baseball history to whack over 700 over a lifetime career. And they did these in a year when overal...
Yes…a record older than I am.
Roger Maris!…wow…interesting to discuss what the current most unbreakable sports record would be.
Good idea
This is the most unbreakable record. Glenn Hall's streak of 502 consecutive regular season games played by a goalie. In other words he played over six years straight without the backup goalie even playing one single game. This in my opinion is 100% untouc...
The fact that he played the majority of his career with no helmet or face guard
Is more impressive to me than his consecutive game streak.
In golf...
...Byron Nelson's 11 wins in a row will never be broken. And most likely Nicklaus' 18 majors will remain intact for some time.
Sticking to baseball, Cy Young won 511 games...
...nobody will ever break that record.
My cousin Vic was at the Yankees/Rangers game when Judge blasted #62 . . .
. . . which puts him a leg up on yours truly. The only record I've seen in person was Manny Mota tying the pinch hit record at 145 against the Astros in '79. 🧢
