MLB Streak Watch
MLB Streak Watch, Atlanta Braves's Run Hits 7
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Somebody is always rolling and somebody is always spiraling, that is what makes a league a league. Here is the current MLB streak board, longest runs first.
Count them up and ten teams are currently on streaks of at least three, so there is no shortage of momentum stories to argue about.
The teams stacking wins
The longest active run belongs to Atlanta Braves: seven consecutive wins. Nobody stays hot forever, but while it lasts, every night has looked like a rerun of the same comfortable movie.
Philadelphia Phillies carry a 4-game winning run of their own.
Tampa Bay Rays join the party at 4 straight.
Going the wrong way
The skid to watch belongs to Los Angeles Angels, losers of seven in a row. Runs like this always end eventually; the only question is how much damage gets done before they do.
Colorado Rockies are on a slide of their own at 4 straight losses.
And Seattle Mariners are quietly carrying a 4-game slide of their own.
At a glance
Every active streak of three or more, in one place:
| Team | Active streak |
|---|---|
| Atlanta Braves | won 7 straight |
| Los Angeles Angels | lost 7 straight |
| Philadelphia Phillies | won 4 straight |
| Colorado Rockies | lost 4 straight |
| Seattle Mariners | lost 4 straight |
The fine print
The longest run on the board sits at 7 games, and runs that size have a way of bending a whole week's storylines around them, every broadcast, every pregame note, every nervous manager quote.
Streaks end, that is the one thing every single one of them does. They tell you where a team has been, loudly, and nothing at all about where the next game is going.
One to circle: Atlanta Braves meet San Francisco Giants in their next game, and we will find out quickly whether this stretch travels.