https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_pThHj5EvGc
Eric Davis was a power speed threat who was an outfielder for the Cincinnati Reds from 1984-1991. He had a very successful big league career, stealing nearly

https://www.mlb.com/news/eric-davis-50-home-runs-100-steals
Over a 162-game span from June 18, 1986, through July 10, 1987, Davis hit .307/.405/.629 while launching 49 homers and swiping 93 bases. If you shift the dates back a bit, from June 8, 1986, through June 27, 1987, Davis hit 46 home runs and stole 99 bags. He's the only player in MLB history to have a 162-game stretch with those numbers.

https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/2847751/2021/09/27/a-decade-later-the-ripples-of-mlbs-wild-legendary-game-162-are-still-felt/
Sept. 28, 2011 was one of the craziest nights in baseball history, and its twists and turns changed careers and lives. ... Ten years later, the story of Game 162 still comes up on the golf course

https://www.mlb.com/news/players-with-the-most-162-game-seasons
No player in MLB history has played more games than Charlie Hustle's 3,562. During one nine-year stretch from 1974-82, Rose played in 162 games seven times, falling short of a full season only in 1978 and the strike-shortened 1981 season. Rose's durability helped him set baseball's all-time hits record with 4,256 knocks through his career.

https://www.sportingnews.com/us/mlb/news/34-crazy-mlb-statistical-coincidences-that-are-almost-too-unbelievable-to-be-true/10mjsvqhdmwl21pvapcihog976
34 crazy MLB statistical coincidences you need to know ... (MLB history, too), with his epic 56-game streak in 1941. Everyone knows this, of course. ... 162 games, 36 homers 1984: 162 games, 36

https://www.redlegnation.com/2020/05/08/eric-davis-and-his-amazing-year-for-the-cincinnati-reds/
From June 11th, 1986 through July 4th, 1987, Eric Davis played 162 games for the Cincinnati Reds and he hit .308/.406/.622. That stretch also saw him steal 98 bases, score 149 runs, and he drove in 123. "Eric the Red" was on a different planet at that time in baseball. Prior to the start of this stretch, Davis was in a big slump for the Reds.

https://dodgersway.com/2022/08/13/dodgers-best-162-game-record-modern-era/
This is officially the greatest 162-game stretch by any MLB team in the expansion era. — Blake Harris (@BlakeHarrisTBLA) August 11, 2022. More Articles About Dodgers History: manual.

https://www.reddit.com/r/baseball/comments/hcswyq/are_the_records_for_any_consecutive_162game/
If it's player-games, then Bonds hit 80 in a 162-game stretch between starting in his 8th game of 2001 and ending with his 15th game of 2002. Like the Eric Davis 50hr 50SB 162 game stretch. Here's one of the craziest 162 game stretches.

https://www.mlb.com/news/best-60-game-performances-in-mlb-history
No one was hotter during the summer of 2010, and Hamilton tallied multiple hits in nearly half (27) of the 60 games he suited up for in this particular stretch, while going hitless only seven times. All-time leader: Rogers Hornsby (.466), June 21 - Aug. 29, 1924. Additional recent notable: Ichiro Suzuki (.458), July 1 - Sept. 6, 2004.

https://www.reddit.com/r/baseball/comments/va1se9/craig_biggio_is_the_only_player_in_mlb_history_to/
What's also crazy (and I guess makes sense) is he led MLB with 744 PA and didn't hit into a double play. It's mind blowing. Also in 1998, he was the leadoff hitter on opening day for the Astros, so he didn't have the chance to do it, but his 2nd plate appearance, he had the bases loaded with 1 out, and grounded into a double play the first chance he had.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QbWcDtgoSxk
In this episode of Sports Oddity, we relive the magic of September 28th, 2011, where a night of epic comebacks, iconic moments, high drama, and walk-off vict

https://www.sportscasting.com/a-look-at-the-best-60-game-stretches-in-every-major-mlb-category/
Hitting. Batting Average - Rogers Hornsby (.466, June 21-August 29, 1924): It certainly stands to reason that someone could hit .400 in 2020. As you can see, Rogers Hornsby hit .466 over a 60-game stretch in 1924 for St. Louis, a season in which he hit .424 for the year. If you're looking for something a little more recent, Josh Hamilton

https://sportsnaut.com/longest-mlb-hitting-streaks/
New York Yankees legend Joe DiMaggio is famous for his 56-game stretch, arguably one of the most unbreakable records in sports. But there's a lot of history in the longest MLB hitting streaks, too.

https://www.statmuse.com/mlb/ask/best-single-season-mlb-record-with-162-games-played
Interpreted as: best single season MLB record with 162 or more games played. 2001 Mariners 1998 Yankees 2022 Dodgers 1969 Orioles 1961 Yankees 2018 Red Sox 1986 Mets 1975 Reds 1970 Orioles 2021 Giants 2019 Astros 2022 Astros 2021 Dodgers 2019 Dodgers 1998 Braves 2004 Cardinals 2017 Dodgers 1993 Braves 1988 Athletics 1984 Tigers 2023 Braves 2016

https://www.outkick.com/mlb/los-angeles-dodgers-now-have-the-best-162-game-stretch-in-modern-mlb-history
The Los Angeles Dodgers are on an absolute tear.. Winners of 10 games in a row, 17 of their last 20, and 26 of their last 30, the Dodgers have stormed to the best record in Major League Baseball, racing past the New York Yankees in recent weeks.. They have the best run differential in the league, outscoring opponents by 236 runs in 110 games, or by over 2.1 runs per game.

https://sabr.org/latest/lukehart-the-best-50-game-stretches-in-mlb-history/
Last season, the Houston Astros had one of the worst runs in MLB history, losing 43 out of 50 games during July and August. I wrote about the worst 50-game stretches ever then, but now, almost exactly a year later, I have reason to write about the best 50-game stretches, because the Los Angeles Dodgers have been on an incredible run. At the end of play on June 21, the Dodgers were 30-42, in

https://www.reddit.com/r/baseball/comments/811mka/what_is_the_craziest_stat_in_mlb_history/
Maris did it only after the season was extended to 162 games; Ruth did it in only 151. Ruth had the benefit of a juiced ball and Ned Williamson had a one year fluke where ground rule doubles counted as homers. Harry Stovey had dead balls and a 500 foot center field fence. 14 is the true record. Don't @ me.

https://www.mlb.com/news/baseball-s-greatest-offensive-streaks-c286932052
Joe DiMaggio, Yankees -- 56 games, 1941. Pete Rose, Reds -- 44 games, 1978. No list of the best stretches of all-time would be complete without mentioning baseball's historic hitting streaks. DiMaggio and Rose have the two longest of the modern era, and DiMaggio's 56 might stand forever.

https://www.nbcsportschicago.com/mlb/chicago-white-sox/current-white-sox-losing-streak-is-worst-in-over-55-years-inside-all-the-awful-numbers/566323/
After Sunday's game, the White Sox stand at 15-45, giving them a .250 win percentage. That puts them on track to win just 40 games this season, which would be the fewest in MLB history since the American League adopted a 162-game season in 1961. The 2003 Tigers hold that piece of baseball infamy right now with a 43-119 record.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n72092doMLQ
One play KILLED somebody, another play saved the entire country from ENDING.. These are the 20 CRAZIEST plays in MLB history! #MLB #BaseballFrom the creators

https://www.statmuse.com/mlb/ask/mlb-worst-record-in-162-games
4:10 PM. Sat. 6/29. CHC. @. MIL. 4:10 PM. 21 players were tied for the fewest games with 162+ games played, with 162 games. The first three are Kyle Crick, Edubray Ramos and Micah Hoffpauir.

https://www.mlb.com/cut4/gif-recap-of-mlb-game-162-from-2011/c-152007876
The Official Site of Major League Baseball. Cut4. Relive one of the craziest nights in the history of MLB's postseason race: 'Game 162' from 2011 Relive the best night ever, 'Game 162' from 2011. By Mike Bertha. September 28, 2015. Baseball fans have not forgotten where they were or who they were with on Sept. 28, 2011. ... - MLB (@MLB

https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/mlb/current-white-sox-losing-streak-is-worst-in-over-55-years-inside-all-the-awful-numbers/ar-BB1nuYv9
The second-worst losing streak was a 13-game stretch in 1924. The 15-game losing streak from 1967-68 is the all-time worst for the South Siders. ... which would be the fewest in MLB history since