Nick Kurtz n’a pas effectué de but sur balles aujourd’hui, mettant ainsi fin à sa séquence de 20 matchs consécutifs qui égalait Barry Bonds au deuxième rang des plus longs de l’histoire de la MLB. Le record absolu de 22 matchs de Roy Cullenbine reste intact

10 Comments

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   Marinersfan505 5 jours ago

   💔

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   NlNJALONG 5 jours ago

   Always good when the graphic shows you, Barry Bonds, and a guy with a black&white picture. You must have done something special.

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   RidleyScotch 5 jours ago

   This keeps in-tact that guy’s obscure baseball trivia fact knowledge for at least a bit while longer

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   Ok_Weakness8334 5 jours ago

   Not my Nicky Nukes!

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   IMissM0dernBaseball 5 jours ago

   It really shows how good Nick Kurtz has been that his name is Nick Kurtz and that seems to be rarely memed on. We’ve all just accepted that Nick Kurtz is good at baseball

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   champsorchumps 5 jours ago

   We can all now focus all our attention on Bryan Reynolds who is [the new active leader](https://screwball.com/search?q=Longest+active+streak+of+players+with+at+least+1+walk+per+game) at 5

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   Regal---Lager 5 jours ago

   Roy Cullenbine couldn’t find a Major League deal after 1947 because no one back then cared about walks

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   Crazy_Baseball3864 5 jours ago

   Cullenbine had 15 bWAR in his last 3 seasons of his career but he ultimately couldn’t find a team to play for because despite an OBP of .420 in those three seasons, his batting average was very low in 1947 so he basically was waived and lost his job to a young Richie Ashburn on his new team and he was released. It also didn’t help that he wasn’t particularly liked around the league. Definitely would have benefitted with advanced stats being around

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   Jonjon428 5 jours ago

   Rip

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    Garonn 5 jours ago

    End of 2 streaks today