Major League Baseball consecutive games played streaks
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Minimum 500 consecutive games played

Major League Baseball consecutive games played streaks

Section Title: List
Table Section Text: Minimum 500 consecutive games played

Rank	Player	Streak	Start	End

1	Cal Ripken, Jr.	2,632	May 30, 1982	September 19, 1998

2	Lou Gehrig	2,130	June 1, 1925	April 30, 1939

3	Everett Scott	1,307	June 20, 1916	May 5, 1925

4	Steve Garvey	1,207	September 3, 1975	July 29, 1983

5	Miguel Tejada	1,152	June 2, 2000	June 21, 2007

6	Billy Williams	1,117	September 22, 1963	September 2, 1970

7	Joe Sewell	1,103	September 13, 1922	April 30, 1930

8	Stan Musial	895	April 15, 1952	August 22, 1957

9	Eddie Yost	829	August 30, 1949	May 11, 1955

10	Gus Suhr	822	September 11, 1931	June 4, 1937

11	Nellie Fox	798	August 7, 1955	September 3, 1960

12	Pete Rose	745	September 1, 1978	August 23, 1983

13	Dale Murphy	740	September 26, 1981	July 8, 1986

14	Richie Ashburn	730	June 7, 1950	September 26, 1954

15	Ernie Banks	717	August 26, 1956	June 22, 1961

16	Pete Rose	678	September 28, 1973	May 7, 1978

17	Earl Averill	673	April 14, 1931	June 28, 1935

18	Frank McCormick	668	September 19, 1937	May 24, 1942

19	Sandy Alomar, Sr.	661	April 23, 1969	May 20, 1973

20	Eddie Brown	618	June 5, 1924	June 7, 1928

21	Roy McMillan	584	September 16, 1951	August 7, 1955

22	George Pinkney	577	September 21, 1885	April 30, 1890

23	Steve Brodie	574

24	Aaron Ward	565	July 10, 1920	May 25, 1924

25	Prince Fielder	547	September 14, 2010	May 16, 2014

26	Alex Rodriguez	546	July 25, 2000	September 23, 2003

27	Candy LaChance	540

28	Buck Freeman	535

29	Fred Luderus	533	June 2, 1916	September 28, 1919

30	Hideki Matsui	519	March 31, 2003	May 11, 2006

Sentence(s)

Before Gehrig, Everett Scott made (1,307 consecutive games), whose streak ended in 1925, less than a month before Gehrig's began.
Before Gehrig, the Major League Baseball streak record was held by Everett Scott (1,307 consecutive games), whose streak ended in 1925, less than a month before Gehrig's began.
Everett Scott played 1,307 consecutive games and whose streak ended in 1925, less than a month before Gehrig's began.

final_sentence: Before Gehrig, Everett Scott made (1,307 consecutive games), whose streak ended in 1925, less than a month before Gehrig's began.
final_sentence: Before Gehrig, the Major League Baseball streak record was held by Everett Scott (1,307 consecutive games), whose streak ended in 1925, less than a month before Gehrig's began.
final_sentence: Everett Scott played 1,307 consecutive games and whose streak ended in 1925, less than a month before Gehrig's began.