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Yesterday's first inning run by the Mets broke the Dodgers record-tying postseason scoreless inning streak at 33 innings.  Which team had they tie?

Which team holds the overall record for most consecutive scoreless innings pitched (hint, a long time ago)?

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No takers?

One other LA Dodger (boo) streak related trivia.  In the middle of the 33 inning scoreless strek, the Dodgers retired 28 consecutive batters (basically a perfect game), but they do not hold the record for most consecutive batters retired in the post season.  Which two teams retired more consecutive batters (31 and 29 consecutive innings)?

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The Dodgers matched the 1966 Orioles for the longest scoreless streak ever in a single postseason at 33 innings.

The overall consecutive scoreless innings streak:
NL - 56 - Pittsburgh, June 1 to June 9, 1903.
AL - 54 - Baltimore, September 1 to September 7, 1974.

The Yankees own the record for consecutive batters retired in the playoffs.  The 2004 Yanks retired 29 in a row between ALDS Game 4 against the Twins and ALCS Game 1 against the Red Sox, and the 1956 Yankees retired 31 consecutive Brooklyn Dodgers from Games 4-6 of the World Series -- including the 27 consecutive batters retired in Don Larsen’s perfect game in Game 5. (Editors note, I am surprised one of you didn’t guess it on that basis).

I feel like Phogge would have gotten these.

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[BostonCard]

Yesterday's first inning run by the Mets broke the Dodgers record-tying postseason scoreless inning streak at 33 innings.  Which team had they tie?

Which team holds the overall record for most consecutive scoreless innings pitched (hint, a long time ago)?

BC

No takers?

One other LA Dodger (boo) streak related trivia.  In the middle of the 33 inning scoreless strek, the Dodgers retired 28 consecutive batters (basically a perfect game), but they do not hold the record for most consecutive batters retired in the post season.  Which two teams retired more consecutive batters (31 and 29 consecutive innings)?

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The Dodgers matched the 1966 Orioles for the longest scoreless streak ever in a single postseason at 33 innings.

The overall consecutive scoreless innings streak:
NL - 56 - Pittsburgh, June 1 to June 9, 1903.
AL - 54 - Baltimore, September 1 to September 7, 1974.

The Yankees own the record for consecutive batters retired in the playoffs.  The 2004 Yanks retired 29 in a row between ALDS Game 4 against the Twins and ALCS Game 1 against the Red Sox, and the 1956 Yankees retired 31 consecutive Brooklyn Dodgers from Games 4-6 of the World Series -- including the 27 consecutive batters retired in Don Larsen’s perfect game in Game 5. (Editors note, I am surprised one of you didn’t guess it on that basis).

I feel like Phogge would have gotten these.

BC