Whats the most wins by a major league baseball in a row?
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The Chicago Cubs of 1880 and 1935 both won 21 straight, and the 1916 New York Giants own the major league record of 26 wins in a row. The A's had set the AL mark for consecutive victories since their last loss, 2-1 to Toronto on Aug. 12. \n\nPlace in History \nLongest winning streaks \nYear  Team  No.  \n1916  New York Giants  26  \n1880  Chicago Cubs  21  \n1935  Chicago Cubs  21  \n2002  Oakland Athletics*  20  \n1884  Providence Grays  20  \n1906  Chicago White Sox  19  \n1947  New York Yankees
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The most consecutive games hitting home runs is eight, by Richard Long for Pittsburgh (NL), May 1956; by Don Mattingly for New York (AL), July 1987; and Ken Griffey Jr. for Seattle Mariners (AL) in July 1993
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A lot of people say Cy Young's career wins but I say his career complete games.  He has 749 complete games.  The active leader is Roger Clemens with 118.  Since 1990 the highest total by any player in a season is 15.  It would take 50 season of 15 complete games to match Cy Young.  It will be a long time before anyone even approaches that record.\n\nAnother record is Johnny Vandermeer's two consecutive no-hitters.  To break the record would take 3 consecutive no-hitters. \n\nBut Cy Young's record will not be broken as long as baseball is played under current conditions.
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the Yankees has 26 World Championships, the last time they've won, is against the New York Mets in 2000 WORLD SERIES, 4 games to 1..
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The New York Yankees crush the Red Sox all the time!\n\nLook for a landslide in this survey.
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Most Consecutive NBA Wins\nThe most consecutive NBA wins was by the Los Angeles Lakers, who won 33 games in succession from November 5, 1971 to January 7, 1972
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1 - New York Yankees, 854\n\n2 - Detroit Tigers (yes, really) 839\n\n3 - Kansas City Royals (yes, really) 826\n\n4 - Dodgers and Cardinals, tie, 825
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The 1936 World Series matched the New York Yankees against the New York Giants, with the Yankees winning in six games to earn their fifth championship.\n\nCarl Hubbell won Game 1 but it was all downhill after that. The Yankees won Game 2 at the Polo Grounds by an 18-4 count, a Series record for lopsided scoring. Joe DiMaggio made all three 9th inning outs in that game, the final a long fly that he snared and then kept running all the way up the clubhouse steps.\n\nAL New York Yankees (4) vs. NL New York Giants (3)\n\nGame Score Date Location Attendance \n1 Yankees – 1, Giants – 6 September 30 Polo Grounds 39,419 \n2 Yankees – 18, Giants – 4 October 2 Polo Grounds 43,543 \n3 Giants – 1, Yankees – 2 October 3 Yankee Stadium 64,482 \n4 Giants – 2, Yankees – 5 October 4 Yankee Stadium 66,669 \n5 Giants – 5, Yankees – 4 (10 innings) October 5 Yankee Stadium 50,024 \n6 Yankees – 13, Giants – 5 October 6 Polo Grounds 38,427
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Lou "iron horse" gehrig has the all time most, with 23. Manny Ramirez, an active player, is second on the list.\nDon "donnie baseball" Mattingly hit the most in one season, 6 in 1987
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For the 1,187th time.\n\nAll time--Yankees\nNow--Red Sox
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Ricky Henderson with 130\n\nNL record is 110 by Vince Coleman (also the rookie record)\n\nVince Coleman also stole 100 bases 3 years in a row (record)\n\nLou Brock Stole 50 bases 12 years in a row (record)\n\nFinally Ty Cobb 8 stolen bases in 1912 (record for steals of Home Plate in a year).
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12. Most recently done by Mark Whiten in 1993. He also hit 4 homers in that game.\n\nWho had 18? I would like to see it. I looked this up in a baseball record book.
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No. Here are the Most Consecutive Wins, One Team, One Playoff Year\n\n11-Chicago Blackhawks, 1992\n11-Pittsburgh Penguins, 1992\n11-Montreal Canadiens, 1993
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I know the A's have the AL record from 4 or 5 years ago when they won 20 straignt.  I believe the New York Giants hold the overall record with 25-30 way back in the day.
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Cy Young 511 Wins\n\nNo friggin' way can any pitcher touch that ever. With a 5-pitcher rotation pretty common it would take a pitcher having 26 seasons with 20 wins to pass that record meaning if they started at age 18 they'd be 44 by the time they passed his record.\n\nA team would have to lower their pitcher rotation to 3 or so with a pitcher pitching (and winning) consecutive games to get the number of wins Cy Young did.
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Boston Redsox. They are tearing up the NL 12 straight wins.
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It wasn't the record for consecutive hits. It was the record for most games with at least one hit. And it was 1941.