Unbreakable Records

[King Glorious]

From the three major sports (basketball, football, baseball), what do u guys think are the most impressive and least likely records to ever be broken? Here are some that come to my mind:

Johnny Vander Meer's back to back no-hitters. Remember, to break the record, a player would have to pitch THREE straight.

Cy Young's 511 career wins.

Wilt Chamberlain's 50.4 ppg for a season.

Wilt Chamberlain's 27.2 rpg for a season.

Bill Russell's 55 rebounds in a game.

Jack Chesbro's 41 wins in 1904. Not the all-time record but I didn't consider anything before 1900.

[SniperSB23]

Cy Young's career wins record. All the others will likely never be touched but at least are conceivable under the current structure of the game. For anyone to ever get to 500 wins it would take a total shift back to pitchers making 60+ starts per season which won't happen.

[alysheba4]

the numbers wilt put up sound fake........27 boards a game plus i believe one year he led the league in rebounds AND assists. that will never happen again.

[MaTH716]

Cal Ripkens consecutive games record. The players today are babied so much, that there is no way that anyone will sniff that record.

[Cannon Shell]

More baseball records (though some are a bit obscure)

Chief Wilson of the 1912 Pirates had 36 triples in one season.

Nap Lajoie hit .426 in 1901
George Sisler hit .420 in 1920 when the rules are more like todays rules

Rickey Henderson's career stolen bases record of 1406
and single season record of 130

Sam Crawford's record of 51 career Inside the park HR's

Cy Youngs record of 749 Complete games

Walter Johnsons record of 110 career shutouts

Nolan Ryans records of 5714 K's, 215 games with 10 or more k's and the 7 no hitters

Barry Bonds .609 On base % in 2004

[ManilaRose]

Originally Posted by Cannon Shell

More baseball records (though some are a bit obscure)

Chief Wilson of the 1912 Pirates had 36 triples in one season.

Nap Lajoie hit .426 in 1901
George Sisler hit .420 in 1920 when the rules are more like todays rules

Rickey Henderson's career stolen bases record of 1406
and single season record of 130

Sam Crawford's record of 51 career Inside the park HR's

Cy Youngs record of 749 Complete games

Walter Johnsons record of 110 career shutouts

Nolan Ryans records of 5714 K's, 215 games with 10 or more k's and the 7 no hitters

Barry Bonds .609 On base % in 2004

Very Interesting. Thanks for the stats Chuck. I don't see any of those falling except for the 36 triples. That will be a very tough one but if everything goes perfect a guy like Reyes could MAYBE do it.

[deltagulf]

here is one that nobody will touch. don larsens perfect game in world series
in 1956.

http://www.baseball-almanac.com/box-...d=195610080NYA

[SniperSB23]

Originally Posted by deltagulf

here is one that nobody will touch. don larsens perfect game in world series
in 1956.

http://www.baseball-almanac.com/box-...d=195610080NYA

That could easily be duplicated but I guess it is safe to assume no one will ever throw two perfect games in a world series to break it.

[whorstman]

UCLA's consecutive championships. We rarely see back to back, much less what they did.

Wilt's 100 (Kobe would be the only one)

Lance Armstrong's 7 straight TDF

Tiger's future major total.

Completing the Whorstmans UCLA bball records. 88 straight wins....

My friend Charlie Leone farting ~143 times in 1 minute. He swallowed air for 10 minutes and then showed unprecedented sphincter muscle control by firing off these odorless nitrogen/oxygen emmissions in rapid fire succession. A proverbial Gaitlin gun of passing wind. UnGodly.

We used a hand held counter but the one minute of intense belly laughter during the record may have led to some minor inaccuracies in counting.
Many may want an * by this feat but I chose a ~ because it really was right around this mark.

[GPK]

Originally Posted by pgardn

Completing the Whorstmans UCLA bball records. 88 straight wins....

My friend Charlie Leone farting ~143 times in 1 minute. He swallowed air for 10 minutes and then showed an unprecedented sphincter muscle control by firing off these odorless nitrogen/oxygen emmissions in rapid fire succession. A proverbial Gaitlin gun of passing wind. UnGodly.

We used a hand held counter but the one minute of intense belly laughter during the record may have led to some minor inaccuracies in counting.
Many may want an * by this feat but I chose a ~ because it really was right around this mark.

Dear God...your wife is a saint.

Originally Posted by GPK

Dear God...your wife is a saint.

She did not know me. This record was set in 1976 in the 2nd floor bedroom of Charlie's house.

Ty Cobbs .358 or so batting average lifetime. Ichiro... cant touch this, Hammer time...
Oh yes. Almost all of Chamberlain's season averages are in the "cant touch this" category.

[GPK]

Originally Posted by pgardn

She did not know me. This record was set in 1976 in the 2nd floor bedroom of Charlie's house.

Ty Cobbs .358 or so batting average lifetime. Ichiro... cant touch this, Hammer time...

Lucky for you then P

[timmgirvan]

Originally Posted by pgardn

Completing the Whorstmans UCLA bball records. 88 straight wins....

My friend Charlie Leone farting ~143 times in 1 minute. He swallowed air for 10 minutes and then showed unprecedented sphincter muscle control by firing off these odorless nitrogen/oxygen emmissions in rapid fire succession. A proverbial Gaitlin gun of passing wind. UnGodly.

We used a hand held counter but the one minute of intense belly laughter during the record may have led to some minor inaccuracies in counting.
Many may want an * by this feat but I chose a ~ because it really was right around this mark.

Has Guiness been notified??

Originally Posted by timmgirvan

Has Guiness been notified??

Yes. He was sent an innappropriate amount of Stout. But thats my take. And after the beer, instead of farting, he was burping. Beer, the downfall of many a sports legend.