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Longest Winning Streaks in MLB History
Jun 12, 2025
Winning streaks in baseball are more than just a statistical anomaly. In a season that spans from February to October, winning streaks are showcases of dominance, chemistry, will and determination.
Winning streaks in baseball are more than just a statistical anomaly. In a season that spans from February to October, winning streaks are showcases of dominance, chemistry, will and determination.
Over the course of a 162-game season, even the best teams can expect to lose 60 or 70 games. So when a team rips off 10 or 20 victories in a row, it's even more impressive.
In this post, we're taking a look back at the longest winning streaks in MLB history.
The Longest Winning Streaks in MLB History
An asterisk denotes that the winning streak included a tie game, which MLB does not count as breaking a winning streak.
Below, you can find a breakdown of some of the more notable streaks.
New York Giants – 26 Games (1916)
While technically the longest winning streak in MLB history, this included a tied ballgame. MLB does not count ties as breaking a streak, so the Giants' run remains officially intact in historical records.
However, a month-long winning streak wasn't even for New York to win the pennant as the team finished fourth in the National League in 1916.
Cleveland Guardians – 22 Games (2017)
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