Will they do that?
There is a chance. According to FanGraphs, it’s not likely that the New York Yankees will reach the contemporary single-season record of 116 victories set by the Seattle Mariners in 2001 (originally set by the Chicago Cubs in 1906), but it is possible.
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“If the predictions are to be believed, this is unlikely, but at least it is reasonable, as the team has reached this mark in 2.9% of simulations. The Yanks are currently running on a winning average of 116, but even if everything does not go well – hey, Joey Gallo And the Aroldis Chapman They have to do a lot to win games at such a fast pace.”
The Yankees have 80 games left. FanGraphs predicts New York (59-23) will eventually finish 103-59.
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Keep in mind that hitting the record doesn’t guarantee a world title: the 2001 Mariners lost to the Yankees in the MLS Championship series.
However, the 2.9% chance is still a chance, and the Yankees have the opportunity to continue adding to the history books.
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