Best Record Ever??
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Best Record Ever??
What do you all think is the best sports record of all time? I know it is difficult to compare with the big differences in eras but still try your best. Some of my choices:
-Dimaggio's hit streak
-Wilt's 100 point game
-Lance Armstrong's streak
-Dimaggio's hit streak
-Wilt's 100 point game
-Lance Armstrong's streak
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I don't know if they are necessarily the best but I really like the Iron-Man type records. Ripken and Favre's consecutive game's played records are really amazing.
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Hank Aaron's STEROID FREE Home Run record, without ever hitting 50 in a single season...
Someday, given the nature of the NBA these days, I'm guessing Kobe or Iverson will take EVERY shot in a game & will break 100, but given the ERA in which Wilt did it, that was impressive indeed...
Dimaggio's streak impresses me most in the fact that no one ever even GETS CLOSE to it! I think in my lifetime (41 years), the highest streak has been in the 30's...
I don't think any of Gretzky's records will ever be broken (especially since hockey is all but finished as North America's 4th sport)...
Someday, given the nature of the NBA these days, I'm guessing Kobe or Iverson will take EVERY shot in a game & will break 100, but given the ERA in which Wilt did it, that was impressive indeed...
Dimaggio's streak impresses me most in the fact that no one ever even GETS CLOSE to it! I think in my lifetime (41 years), the highest streak has been in the 30's...
I don't think any of Gretzky's records will ever be broken (especially since hockey is all but finished as North America's 4th sport)...
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EL GATO: "Someday, given the nature of the NBA these days, I'm guessing Kobe or Iverson will take EVERY shot in a game & will break 100, but given the ERA in which Wilt did it, that was impressive indeed..."
Gonna have to disagree with this, I would bet that we will never see that record broken. Arguably the greatest player of all time Jordan didnt even come close with what, something in the 60 point range. I think David Robinson put up around 70 a few years ago. With the athletes in todays era we will never see a player as dominant as Wilt, just my opinion.
Gonna have to disagree with this, I would bet that we will never see that record broken. Arguably the greatest player of all time Jordan didnt even come close with what, something in the 60 point range. I think David Robinson put up around 70 a few years ago. With the athletes in todays era we will never see a player as dominant as Wilt, just my opinion.
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Bleedinbluengold wrote:Lance's Tour win steak isn't an individual accomplishment. Not saying that 6 wins in row isn't phenomenol, just that it's a team accomplishment. So Postal should get the credit...imo.
I sort of agree, however if Lance's is not an individual record then neither is basically every football record right? Walter Payton would not have gotten all those yards if it wasnt for the hard work of everyone else on the team, Favre's streak would not exist if it wasnt for good protection from his o-line.
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Favre's streak in my mind would be the most impressive, but I also think Armstrong's is amazing as well.
It's tough to compare because the sports they compete in are different, Favre has guys trying to hit him and throw him to the ground, while Armstong battles other bicyclists on steep mountain roads being swarmed by cycling fanatics.
Favre's streak in my mind would be the most impressive, but I also think Armstrong's is amazing as well.
It's tough to compare because the sports they compete in are different, Favre has guys trying to hit him and throw him to the ground, while Armstong battles other bicyclists on steep mountain roads being swarmed by cycling fanatics.
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