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Luck is often a big factor in determining uninterrupted success or failure of a player or team
WHEN IT COMES TO OBSERVING, recording and celebrating or occasionally deploring streaks of achievement or failure, even those that are exceptionally obscure or embarrassingly negative, no other sport equals baseball.
This season, the media herd, as it always does, is dutifully noting a multitude of winning, losing, hitting, pitching, fielding and less obvious streaks, whether strung together like beads on a necklace by individual players or teams. It doesn't matter whether a streak is considered good, bad or indifferent. It almost demands to be revealed.
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