Let's face it. Even though records are made to be broken, there are many records out there that are unbreakable.
The greatest records in the books have been labeled "unbreakable." But obviously, not all are unbreakable, they are just on different levels of unbreakability.
So without further ado, I shall now present the levels of unbreakability that, I'm sure, will be hotly contested.
Note: I have excluded all dead-ball era career numbers. That is a level of unbreakability that no current baseball player could match. Nobody is getting 511 wins (Cy Young) or throwing 110 shutouts (Walter Johnson)...ever.
The Could-Happen-In-Your-Lifetime Unbreakables
Nolan Ryan's Seven No-Hitters Unbreakability: 1/10
Baseball is a perpetual ebb and flow of shifts between pitching and hitting dominance, and currently, we are mired in a hitters' era. It should only be a matter of time, however, when pitching dominance comes back into vogue, and the MLB is flooded with pitching talent.
It will be at that poi...
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