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The Mets have set an NL record by scoring 10 runs in the 12th inning. The previous NL record for the most runs scored in the 12th inning by one team was 9 (Cubs vs Pirates, 7/23/1923)
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The Mets have set an NL record by scoring 10 runs in the 12th inning. The previous NL record for the most runs scored in the 12th inning by one team was 9 (Cubs vs Pirates, 7/23/1923)

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The MLB record was 11 (Yankees vs Tigers, 7/26/1928)

They have also single handedly set the NL record for most runs scored by both teams in the 12th inning.

edit: with the Nationals scoring 1 run, they have tied the MLB record for most runs scored by both teams in the 12th inning. Hilariously, both times it happened before was by the Yankees vs the Tigers. On 05-14-1923 and 07-26-1928

u/Crazy_Baseball3864 — 4 days ago
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The 2026 Chicago Cubs are the 11th team in the divisional era (since 1969) to have multiple 10+ game win streaks in the same season

Of them, the 1969 Mets are the only one to win the World Series

The other teams:

2025 Brewers - July 6-21 (11 games); Aug. 1-16 (14 games)

2019 Astros - April 5-16 (10 games); May 8-18 (10 games)

2017 Dodgers - June 16-25 (10 games); July 4-19 (11 games)

2015 Blue Jays - June 2-14 (11 games); Aug. 2-13 (11 games)

2013 Braves - April 5-16 (10 games); July 26-Aug. 9 (14 games)

2001 Cardinals - May 7-17 (10 games); Aug. 9-19 (11 games)

1978 Pirates - Aug. 16-24 (10 games); Aug. 27-Sept. 6 (11 games)

1977 Royals - Aug. 17-26 (10 games); Aug. 31-Sept. 15 (16 games)

1969 Mets - May 28-June 10 (11 games); Sept. 6-13 (10 games)

1969 Astros - May 17-28 (10 games); June 18-27 (10 games)

u/Crazy_Baseball3864 — 14 days ago
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That's baseball, Suzyn.

For those wondering: In 2010, the Diamondbacks lost 4 consecutive games via walkoff. The last 2 were 1-0 losses in extra innings to the Dodgers and capped off a 10 game losing streak. Then they won their next game via walk-off against the Rockies to break the losing streak. So it was a poetic ending for them. Will the Reds see a similarly poetic ending to this streak?

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u/Crazy_Baseball3864 — 16 days ago
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In 2023 they were last every day after April 10th

In 2024 they were last every day after March 30th

In 2025 they were last every day after March 29th

Progress is being made and Rocktober is inevitable.

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u/Crazy_Baseball3864 — 22 days ago