This day in baseball: Boston’s losing streak ends
Posted: May 25, 2021 Filed under: 20th Century, This day in baseball | Tags: Baseball, Boston Americans, Boston Red Sox, history, Jesse Tannehill, Major League Baseball, MLB, New York Highlanders, New York Yankees, sports 2 CommentsBoston Americans pitcher Jesse Tannehill notched a 3-0 victory over the White Sox on May 25, 1906, thus ending a 20-game losing streak for the Americans. The streak began with a 0-8 loss to the New York Highlanders on May 1, 1906 and included 19 losses at home. The Americans would end the 1906 season with a 49-105 record.
Jesse Tannehill in 1900 (Wikipedia)
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Shows how things change. In 1903 they win the World Series. In 1904 the win the AL pennant (no Series). By 190 they lose 20 in a row. Such an unpredictable game.
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So true! And it happens so fast. From one year to the next, a team can look and perform so completely differently.