They Broke Whose Record?

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1. Rickey Henderson blew away the Major League in 1982 when he stole an amazing 130 bases with the Athletics. Whose season record did he break? Mo Vaughn Lou Brock Harmon Killebrew John Kruk

2. Since intentional walks became an official statistic in 1955, Barry Bonds became the first player to be given 100 intentional walks when he was walked intentionally 120 times in 2004. Whose record did he break of 68 intentional walks in a season? Babe Ruth Dizzy Dean Honus Wagner His own

3. Amazingly enough, the great Cy Young retired in 1911 breaking the record for most career losses as a pitcher with 316. Whose record did he break that had 310 career losses? Luis Tiant Catfish Hunter Pud Galvin Don Drysdale

4. The legendary manager Connie Mack retired in 1950 after coaching for 53 seasons, appearing in 7755 games. Whose managerial record did he break for most career games? Walter Alston Dave Bristol Yogi Berra John McGraw

5. Ichiro Suzuki of the Seattle Mariners broke a 84-year old record by poking out 262 hits in 2004. Whose record did he break of 257 that was set in 1920? Joe DiMaggio Rogers Hornsby George Sisler Pete Rose

6. When Barry Bonds of the San Francisco Giants hit 73 home runs in the 2001 season, whose season record did he break? Mark McGwire Babe Ruth Roger Maris Sammy Sosa

7. The 2001 Seattle Mariners fell one game short of breaking a 95-year old record for most games won in a season with 116. Which Major League team did they tie? New York Mets Houston Astros Chicago Cubs Florida Marlins

8. When Pete Rose retired in 1986, he had appeared in 3562 games in his hustling career. Which career Boston Red Sox player's record did he break for most career games? Willie Stargell Ernie Banks Ron Santo Carl Yastrzemski

9. Babe Ruth smashed a home run record in 1927 by clouting 60 home runs for the Yankees. Whose American League season record did he break? His own Ned Williamson Cy Williams Ken Williams

10. The great Nolan Ryan struck out 383 batters in the 1973 season as a California Angel. Whose modern day record did he surpass by only one strikeout? Bob Feller Sandy Koufax Cy Young Christy Mathewson