Sitting at 60-62, the Miami Marlins have made an improbable run back to the even mark. At their lowest, they sat 13-games under .500, and with enough injuries to justifiably throw in the towel. They appear to have found their second wind and are stringing together victories.
They have 40-games left to play this season. If they win them all, they’ll finish the year 100-62 and end the year on a 41-game winning streak. That would nearly double the 21-game record for consecutive wins by the 1935 Chicago Cubs.
On the off chance the Marlins don’t win a quarter seasons worth of games in a row, a strong finish would still do them well.