The St. Louis Browns, the Washington Senators and the Washington Senators share the record for the longest losing streak within the 1949 season at 11 straight games.
Team | Losing Streak | Start | End | Avg Margin of Defeat | |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | St. Louis Browns | 11 | May 26 | Jun 5 | 3.8 runs |
Washington Senators | 11 | Aug 12 | Aug 21 | 4.4 runs | |
Washington Senators | 11 | Jul 16 | Jul 26 | 2.8 runs | |
4 | St. Louis Browns | 10 | Apr 30 | May 8 | 2.2 runs |
5 | Boston Braves | 9 | Sep 2 | Sep 8 | 4.2 runs |
6 | Boston Red Sox | 8 | Jun 28 | Jul 4 | 2.8 runs |
Chicago Cubs | 8 | Jul 27 | Aug 3 | 4.2 runs | |
Pittsburgh Pirates | 8 | Aug 28 | Sep 5 | 5.1 runs | |
St. Louis Browns | 8 | Aug 2 | Aug 9 | 7.0 runs | |
10 | Chicago Cubs | 7 | Jun 12 | Jun 18 | 2.7 runs |
Cincinnati Reds | 7 | Jun 7 | Jun 14 | 5.4 runs | |
Pittsburgh Pirates | 7 | May 21 | May 28 | 3.4 runs | |
St. Louis Browns | 7 | Apr 20 | Apr 26 | 3.7 runs | |
St. Louis Browns | 7 | Sep 14 | Sep 19 | 3.6 runs | |
St. Louis Browns | 7 | Sep 4 | Sep 10 | 3.1 runs | |
Washington Senators | 7 | Aug 1 | Aug 7 | 4.6 runs | |
Washington Senators | 7 | Apr 19 | Apr 25 | 3.9 runs | |
18 | Chicago White Sox | 6 | Jul 24 | Jul 29 | 4.7 runs |
Chicago White Sox | 6 | Aug 26 | Aug 30 | 3.2 runs | |
Cincinnati Reds | 6 | Aug 7 | Aug 13 | 4.3 runs | |
Cincinnati Reds | 6 | Jul 8 | Jul 15 | 3.0 runs | |
Cleveland Indians | 6 | Sep 18 | Sep 24 | 4.0 runs | |
Detroit Tigers | 6 | May 20 | May 25 | 3.2 runs | |
New York Giants | 6 | Sep 10 | Sep 17 | 2.7 runs | |
Philadelphia Athletics | 6 | Sep 1 | Sep 5 | 4.3 runs | |
Philadelphia Athletics | 6 | Jul 7 | Jul 14 | 3.7 runs | |
St. Louis Browns | 6 | Aug 12 | Aug 16 | 3.8 runs | |
28 | Boston Braves | 5 | Aug 2 | Aug 6 | 6.2 runs |
Chicago Cubs | 5 | May 17 | May 23 | 5.6 runs | |
Chicago Cubs | 5 | Jul 5 | Jul 9 | 4.6 runs | |
Chicago Cubs | 5 | Jul 15 | Jul 19 | 3.6 runs | |
Chicago White Sox | 5 | Sep 2 | Sep 5 | 3.0 runs | |
Chicago White Sox | 5 | Sep 25 | Oct 1 | 2.8 runs | |
Chicago White Sox | 5 | Jun 16 | Jun 19 | 2.6 runs | |
Cincinnati Reds | 5 | May 29 | Jun 2 | 5.4 runs | |
Cincinnati Reds | 5 | Jul 19 | Jul 23 | 5.0 runs | |
Cincinnati Reds | 5 | Sep 10 | Sep 14 | 2.2 runs | |
Cleveland Indians | 5 | May 13 | May 18 | 4.0 runs | |
Detroit Tigers | 5 | Jul 3 | Jul 6 | 3.4 runs | |
New York Giants | 5 | Aug 17 | Aug 21 | 5.8 runs | |
New York Giants | 5 | Jun 6 | Jun 10 | 2.8 runs | |
Philadelphia Athletics | 5 | Aug 26 | Aug 31 | 3.2 runs | |
Philadelphia Athletics | 5 | May 30 | Jun 3 | 2.4 runs | |
Philadelphia Phillies | 5 | Jul 24 | Jul 28 | 5.2 runs | |
Philadelphia Phillies | 5 | Aug 2 | Aug 5 | 4.4 runs | |
Pittsburgh Pirates | 5 | Sep 6 | Sep 10 | 3.8 runs | |
Pittsburgh Pirates | 5 | May 1 | May 6 | 2.8 runs | |
St. Louis Browns | 5 | Jun 22 | Jun 26 | 8.2 runs | |
St. Louis Browns | 5 | Jul 7 | Jul 15 | 4.4 runs | |
Washington Senators | 5 | Sep 10 | Sep 14 | 6.2 runs | |
Washington Senators | 5 | Sep 5 | Sep 9 | 5.6 runs | |
Washington Senators | 5 | Jul 4 | Jul 8 | 4.0 runs |
In the 1949 MLB season, there were no losing streaks that were in the all time top 50 losing streaks in the same season.
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