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What is the record for most consecutive games with a strikeout for a batter in the American League?
36 strikeouts for the American League player Joe Abnois
What is the record for most consecutive games with a strike out for a batter?
Adam Dunn currently has a 32 game streak which seem high to me.
Who has the record for most consecutive at bats with a strikeout?
Joe Sewell of the 1929 Cleveland Indians went 442 at bats (May 20-September 20, a stretch of 115 games) without striking out. Pitcher Tom Seaver struck out the last 10 batters in a row during his 19-strikeout game on April, 22 1970. For a batter, pitching great Sandy Koufax struck out 12 times in a row in 1955.
Who has the record for most consecutive at bats without getting out?
Between May 17, 1929 and September 19, 1929, Hall of Famer Joe Sewell of the Cleveland Indians went 437 at bats in 115 games without striking out. For the 1929 season, Sewell struckout 4 times in 578 at bats. He holds the MLB record for being the toughest batter to strikeout at 1 strikeout every 62.6 at bats (114 strikeouts in 7,132 at bats).
Who has the consecutive games played record in the EPL?
Brad Friedel.
Who holds record for consecutive games played?
Brett Favre.
Florida gators consecutive sellout record?
24 games
What is the Eagles record for most consecutive games won in a season?
9
What is Glasgow Celtic's record for consecutive games won in a row?
25
What is the record for most consecutive games with a strike out for a pitcher?
Randy johnson
What is the record for consecutive strikes in Wii bowling?
I bowled 4 consecutive perfect games in Wii bowling and 6 consecutive strikes in the next game for a total of 54 consecutive strikes. A few months later I bowled 5 consecutive perfect games in Wii bowling and 6 consecutive strikes in the next game for a new record of 66 consecutive strikes. Ray
What is the record for the most consecutive NBA games won in a row?
The record for the most consecutive NBA games won in a row is 33, achieved by the Los Angeles Lakers during the 1971-72 season.
