⚾ Stat of the Day: What happens when The Benchwarmers meet The Bad News Bears? It seems both teams get to enjoy a sweet—but fleeting—taste of victory.

On Tuesday, a pair of D3 college baseball teams from New York City came into a doubleheader having lost a combined 141 consecutive games. But by the end of the day, the two longest active losing streaks in college baseball had finally been snapped.

Stoppable force🤝movable object: Yeshiva University, a Modern Orthodox Jewish school, entered Tuesday’s doubleheader having lost their previous 99 games, while opponent Lehman College was riding their own 42-game losing streak.

• Yeshiva lost Game 1 to extend their streak to 100 games—but later rallied to take Game 2 and send both teams home with a W.

While futile, neither program is even close to the WOAT. Fellow D3 baseball resident Caltech lost 228 consecutive games between 2003-2013—and also went 29 straight years without winning a single conference game (1988-2017).

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