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Personally I think you'd have to go with a seemingly unbreakable record. But most wins or most hits could concevably be broken because you just need longevity (okay wins is probably unbreakable, but Cy Young just pitched like every other day).
I've got to go with DiMaggio's 56-game hitting streak. The closest anyone has come is I believe Rose's 44-gamer.

Lou Gehrig with 23. He hit his last one in 1938, so the record has been standing for 70 years now. That's overdue to fall.
Active leader is Manny Ramirez with 20.
Go Manny!

whether you like him or not his records speak for themselves and he's got lots of em

The question is with respect to parks, not cities. So for instance, if a pitcher got a W in Candlestick Park and also one in AT&T Park, that would increase the total by 2. I'm guessing it might be good to start with Nolan Ryan, since he played many seasons in each league, but someone more recent, who has pitched before during and after all the construction of the new parks in the last 15 years, might be the record holder.

Using drugs to enhance your performace is the same as cheating in school to get better grades.

He held the record 1 season then broke it himself the next season. He was the batter being struck out, not the pitcher striking out the batter, so don't get confused (so no its not Nolan Ryan).

still in baseball and a Hall of Famer. Think Yogi is close

for the most games?

Joe DiMaggio , 56 games
Most Consecutive
(Games With A Hit)
(30 Game Streaks)
AL
Joe DiMaggio
(The Streak)
New York
56 05-15-1941
07-16-1941
NL
Willie Keeler
Baltimore
44 04-22-1897
06-18-1897
Pete Rose
(The Streak)
Cincinnati
06-14-1978
07-31-1978