Indians Sending Memorabilia from 22-Game Win Streak to Cooperstown

The Cleveland Indians have announced that they will be sending some memorabilia to the MLB Hall of Fame in Cooperstown from their historic 22-game win streak that is now an American League record.

The win streak is the longest win streak technically because the 1916 New York Giants streak included a tie and can be considered as an unbeaten streak because a tie is not a win.

The Indians will be sending the following to Cooperstown:

The First Pitch Ball from Win number 20
Mike Clevinger's jersey from victory 21
Second base from Jay Bruce's walk-off in the 22nd game
Jose Ramirez's bat when he had 5 extra base hits

Streak stuff on its way to @baseballhall:

First pitch ball from 20
Clev jersey from 21
Second base from Bruce walkoff in 22
Jose 5XBH bat pic.twitter.com/NlM5ZbrElA
— Cleveland Guardians (@CleGuardians) September 21, 2017

Since the Indians win streak snapped on September 15th, the Indians continued their winning ways. Cleveland has won 27 out of their 28 games, and have won 5 consecutive since having their streak snapped.

As mentioned multiple times, the Indians win streak was a once in a lifetime thing to see and something like that will probably not be seen again in our lifetime.