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Chicago Bulls 72-10 record in 1996-97 will never be broken.
That could be broken. Not to mention, eventually they always add games anyway to the schedule. At the All Star Break, Detroit was threatening that record somewhat until they hit a little bit of a skid.
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onlooker
BARRELED IN @ SBR!
08-10-05
36572
#37
Originally posted by Illusion
Chicago Bulls 72-10 record in 1996-97 will never be broken.
As much as I want to agree with you. Its not untouchable.
But it is hard to believe another team only losing 10 games through out the 82 game season. Without Jordan to boot.
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The Great One
SBR Wise Guy
02-08-06
792
#38
Could someone post a link of the top 50 all time passers in terms of yards. I can't find it. The ones I have only list the top 10. I want to see where peyton is on that list right now with just 50% of his career complete. i think he was like 38th or something close to that. At least that number is in my mind.
He will definately break Marino's record unless a major injury occurs.
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onlooker
BARRELED IN @ SBR!
08-10-05
36572
#39
Here is the top 20.
Code:
1. Dan Marino 61,361
2. [B]Brett Favre[/B] 53,471
3. John Elway 51,475
4. Warren Moon 49,325
5. Fran Tarkenton 47,003
6. [B]Vinny Testaverde[/B] 45,242
7. [B]Drew Bledsoe[/B] 43,557
8. Dan Fouts 43,040
9. Joe Montana 40,551
10. Johnny Unitas 40,239
11. Dave Krieg 38,147
12. Boomer Esiason 37,920
13. Jim Kelly 35,467
14. Jim Everett 34,837
15. Jim Hart 34,665
16. Steve DeBerg 34,241
17. [B]Kerry Collins[/B] 33,637
18. John Hadl 33,503
19. Phil Simms 33,462
20. [B]Peyton Manning [/B] 33,189
Find out the NFL pro football's all-time Touchdowns leaders
Manning has a shot at being all the way up to 13th by the end of next season.
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rm18
SBR Posting Legend
09-20-05
22292
#40
Originally posted by The Great One
Could someone post a link of the top 50 all time passers in terms of yards. I can't find it. The ones I have only list the top 10. I want to see where peyton is on that list right now with just 50% of his career complete. i think he was like 38th or something close to that. At least that number is in my mind.
He will definately break Marino's record unless a major injury occurs.
you mean Drew Bledsoe's record
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Patrick McIrish
SBR MVP
09-15-05
2864
#41
Originally posted by OWNED
Also don't think anybody will ever hit 5 home runs in a game (4 is the record, done 15 times, lastly by Delgado in 2003)
Just think of college ball, the guy from Florida State hit 6 homeruns in one game. All in consecutive at bats. Hard to imagine anyone hitting 7 in a sanctioned game to break the record. Could happen but boy would that be something to see.
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imgv94
SBR Posting Legend
11-16-05
17192
#42
CY YOUNG 511 WINS
The one record that will never be broken!!!
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ourbet
SBR Sharp
12-23-05
464
#43
Originally posted by ourbet
English Premiership soccer team Arsenal's 2003/04 season, where they didn't lose a single match (in the league) can be equalled but never broken.
Originally posted by RickySteve
Undefeated in a longer season.
A-ha! good point RickySteve, that argument would hold true though for any number of other sports where extra teams could be added to a particular franchise - to create extra games.
Okay, if you don't think the above record is particularly sound (respectfully I do though), how about Arsenal's record of never being out of the top flight of English soccer (in other words never being 'relegated') since the 1919/20 season? That's 81 consecutive seasons and counting.
By contrast Everton, who hold the second slot, have 'only' secured 52 consecutive seasons, having been promoted to the top flight during the 1954/55 season!
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RickySteve
Restricted User
01-31-06
3415
#44
Originally posted by RickySteve
So you'll bet against it at any odds?
Yeah, I didn't think so.
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RickySteve
Restricted User
01-31-06
3415
#45
Originally posted by ourbet
A-ha! good point RickySteve, that argument would hold true though for any number of other sports where extra teams could be added to a particular franchise - to create extra games.
Okay, if you don't think the above record is particularly sound (respectfully I do though), how about Arsenal's record of never being out of the top flight of English soccer (in other words never being 'relegated') since the 1919/20 season? That's 81 consecutive seasons and counting.
By contrast Everton, who hold the second slot, have 'only' secured 52 consecutive seasons, having been promoted to the top flight during the 1954/55 season!
Well then it's impossible to break for at least the next 29 years.
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bigboydan
SBR Aristocracy
08-10-05
55420
#46
ricky, i'm still waiting for an explanation from you.
how somebodys gonna break this record ?
Old Hoss Radbourn 59 wins in one season record.
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knicknut
SBR High Roller
03-18-06
241
#47
Originally posted by bigboydan
ricky, please explain to me how anyone could possably break this record.
In the last 100 years we've gone from pitching staffs of 3 or 4 with 2 man rotations to staffs of 12.
Who knows in the next 100 years? Maybe doctors, trainers, and coaches will develop techniques and recovery tactics that will allow a pitcher to pitch every game. Sure, it's a long shot, but theoretically, if a pitcher invented an underhand pitch or similar that was legal and worked, he could pitch 162 regular season games
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isetcap
SBR MVP
12-16-05
4006
#48
I think Tampa Bay should pay Wakefield 20 million and make him the only starting pitcher they have. He can pitch every day and they'll win about as many games as they always do...70
That way he can challenge Radbourn for the win record and even if he falls short he'll definitely have the loss record!
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rm18
SBR Posting Legend
09-20-05
22292
#49
Originally posted by bigboydan
ricky, i'm still waiting for an explanation from you.
how somebodys gonna break this record ?
Or the Devil Rays could do this as a gimmick, bring in the same reliever to get the last out of the 5th whenever they are ahead or tied
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Illusion
Restricted User
08-09-05
25166
#50
Originally posted by bigboydan
ricky, i'm still waiting for an explanation from you.
how somebodys gonna break this record ?
I'm still waiting also. That record will never be broken.
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imgv94
SBR Posting Legend
11-16-05
17192
#51
Does anyone think a pitcher will ever reach Cy Youngs 511 wins?
Roger Clemens has 341 wins and he has been pitching on winning
teams for 22 yrs? And Still has 170 less wins!!
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Illusion
Restricted User
08-09-05
25166
#52
Roger would have to pitch another 8 years and average 22 wins a year. That record will never be broken either.
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tacomax
SBR Hall of Famer
08-10-05
9619
#53
What about jjgold's record for the most crap posted on SBR in a 2 month period?
We've seen some pretenders step up to the plate in recent times, but I've got more chance of sucking my own dick than seeing that record being broken.
Originally posted by pags11
SBR would never get rid of me...ever...
Originally posted by BuddyBear
I'd probably most likely chose Pags to jack off too.
Originally posted by curious
taco is not a troll, he is a bubonic plague bacteria.
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Illusion
Restricted User
08-09-05
25166
#54
Originally posted by tacomax
What about jjgold's record for the most crap posted on SBR in a 2 month period?
I'll leave that one alone.
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tacomax
SBR Hall of Famer
08-10-05
9619
#55
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Originally posted by pags11
SBR would never get rid of me...ever...
Originally posted by BuddyBear
I'd probably most likely chose Pags to jack off too.
Originally posted by curious
taco is not a troll, he is a bubonic plague bacteria.
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knicknut
SBR High Roller
03-18-06
241
#56
Originally posted by rm18
Or the Devil Rays could do this as a gimmick, bring in the same reliever to get the last out of the 5th whenever they are ahead or tied
However, the win then becomes the official scorer's decision (when the winning starter does not last 5 full). So the reliever would have to have the best performance of any pitcher that game every time he wanted a win.
Originally posted by Illusion
I'm still waiting also. That record will never be broken.
Didn't I just give a possibility? Who would have guessed in 1900 that with the increases in medicine and training that starting pitchers throw less than half the innings now that they did then? It's entirely plausible, IMO, that new advancements will shorten staffs and put wins back in the Cy Young range. I'm not saying probable, just plausible.
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Mudcat
Restricted User
07-21-05
9287
#57
I lived through the playing career of Wayne Gretzky so that makes everything seem a lot more possible. I've seen how a guy can come along and not just edge, but shatter old standards and tromp all over the record book.
It doesn't happen often but guys like that can come along - I've seen it - and it makes me doubt that any record is completely safe.
Except the jjgold crap thing.
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RickySteve
Restricted User
01-31-06
3415
#58
Originally posted by Illusion
I'm still waiting also. That record will never be broken.
OK, champ.
You're right, it is absolutely impossible.
So, since I'm such a generous guy, I will give you $1. The only condition is, if the major league single season win record is ever broken, you must give me your entire net worth and become my personal butler.
Since of course you have nothing at risk, you have no problem making this arrangement, right?
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onlooker
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08-10-05
36572
#59
Originally posted by RickySteve
you must give me your entire net worth and become my personal butler.
Well, be prepared to just get your dollar back.
Illusion.
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bigboydan
SBR Aristocracy
08-10-05
55420
#60
ricky, i think you would just be throwing away a dollar.
i don't care what new advances there are in medicine. theres no way that this record will ever be broken. that record will stand for an eternity.
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Willie Bee
SBR Posting Legend
02-14-06
15726
#61
Originally posted by RickySteve
So, since I'm such a generous guy, I will give you $1. The only condition is, if the major league single season win record is ever broken, you must give me your entire net worth and become my personal butler.
Since of course you have nothing at risk, you have no problem making this arrangement, right?
I must be missing something here. How is it that someone who risks losing all monetary worth and risks being thrust into a life of servitude the one with "nothing at risk?"
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knicknut
SBR High Roller
03-18-06
241
#62
Originally posted by Willie Bee
I must be missing something here. How is it that someone who risks losing all monetary worth and risks being thrust into a life of servitude the one with "nothing at risk?"
He was pointing out the high level of certainty and confidence in your statment.
If you really believed it to be as sure a thing as you said, you would consider his offer a safe bet. (EV = +1)
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The Great One
SBR Wise Guy
02-08-06
792
#63
What id in 1oo years, they come out with an invention that replaces your arm and rotator cuff every day allowing the same pitcher to pitch everday. Then, that "not real" record could be broken.
Or it could just not be counted since it is safe to say that baseball was not even real or competitive back in 1911 or when ever this supposedly happened. These rumors are silly.
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RickySteve
Restricted User
01-31-06
3415
#64
Originally posted by onlòóker
Well, be prepared to just get your dollar back.
Illusion.
NH
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Willie Bee
SBR Posting Legend
02-14-06
15726
#65
Originally posted by knicknut
He was pointing out the high level of certainty and confidence in your statment.
If you really believed it to be as sure a thing as you said, you would consider his offer a safe bet. (EV = +1)
Hmm, not sure he was pointing out anything to do with any statement I made. But just for the sake of conversation, wouldn't the reverse be true, if he felt Old Hoss Radbourne's record was certain to be broken, wouldn't he be offering the $1-to-Total Worth + Inservitude odds to any takers?
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bigboydan
SBR Aristocracy
08-10-05
55420
#66
why are we even discussing anything about Old Hoss Radbourne's record. i mean theres no way on gods greeen earth anyone breaks that record.
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knicknut
SBR High Roller
03-18-06
241
#67
Originally posted by Willie Bee
Hmm, not sure he was pointing out anything to do with any statement I made. But just for the sake of conversation, wouldn't the reverse be true, if he felt Old Hoss Radbourne's record was certain to be broken, wouldn't he be offering the $1-to-Total Worth + Inservitude odds to any takers?
Sorry, I meant he was making a point about Illusion's comment.
Ricky was saying that if Illusion was so confident that it was impossible to occur, Illusion would be willing to give Ricky infinity to 1 odds on it occuring (as, in Illusion's mind, it would never happen and the bet would be a safe way to make $1 "risk free").