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[QUOTE="Cuango, post: 4363173, member: 3834"]
I’m gobsmacked that most people believe the 111 is more difficult! I have to disagree completely! Gretzky’s record is far more likely to stand the test of time. For one thing, (putting aside the objective lead he has over his nearest challengers) his record is based on [B]his[/B] individual performances while the other is a team record. This means that the team could conceivably suffer a catastrophic injury , and still achieve the exact same result, whereas Gretzky’s record would diminish with each game he missed. Both are magnificent examples of greatness but I have to go with Gretzky’s record here. 
If you are looking for unbreakable records, it is hard to beat Cy Young’s 511 wins and 749 complete games. These are rendered even more unbreakable due to modern changes in baseball that have made it less and less likely that a pitcher will want or be allowed to finish out a game. 
Personally, the UConn record I am most in awe of, is the no consecutive losses since 1993! (And counting) There’s glory for you! (And another possibly “unbreakable” record)
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