What is the longest away winning streak in Major League Baseball history?

Answer 1

I'm not sure about the total by one team... but the most total by one player was Orel Hershiser of The Dodgers when he went 59 innings in a row without giving up a run.

AnswerMost consecutive shutout innings pitched by a team: In the National League, the Pittsburgh Pirates, 56 innings, from 6-01-1903 to 6-09-1903. In the American League, the Baltimore Orioles, 54 innings, from 9-01-1974 to 9-07-1974.

The 1969 Mets finished off that season throwing 4 consecutive shutouts and 3 of them against the Phils before ending the season against the Cubbies. I think at that time it was the record for one team throwing consecutive shutout inning against another.

Answer 2

Don Drysdale, a Hall of Fame pitcher for the Brooklyn/Los Angeles Dodgers between 1956-1969, holds the MLB record for consecutive shutouts with 6 between May 14, 1968 and June 4, 1968. He broke Walter Johnson's long standing record of consecutive shutout innings, passing Johnson's 56 innings by throwing 58 2/3 of his own. Orel Hershiser threw 59 consecutive shutout innings in 1988 and is the current MLB record holder.

Answer 3

There are two major league teams who share the longest road winning streak in MLB history. The 1984 Detroit Tigers and 1916 New York Giants (who moved to San Francisco and are now known as the San Francisco Giants) both won 17 road victories in a row.

Answer 4

The Baltimore Orioles shut out five straight games in 1995 and kept the opponents scoreless for 48 innings.

Answer 5

Pittsburgh Pirates 22, Chicago Cubs 0, Sept. 16, 1975

Cleveland Indians 22, New York Yankees 0, Aug. 31, 2004

Answer 6

Brian Boucher holds the record at 332 minutes or about 5 and a half games. He set the record while playing for the Phoenix Coyotes.

Answer 7

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Answer 8

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