Jack Morris went 6-0 during the Twins 24-3 streak in 1991. Morris won the last game of the streak, then the Twins lost 4 in a row. Morris then stopped the losing streak with a 3-0 complete game shutout over the White Sox and Jack McDowell (the White Sox finished 2nd). From May 24-June 30, Morris was 8-0, with three complete games, pitching 65.1 innings, with a 2.07 ERA. He was pitcher of the month in June and started the All-Star Game. Morris also pitched a complete game win against the A's in August, the night after we won in 12 innings, and after the A's were only 1.5 games back of us coming into the series. The A's faded after that and never got as close to us the rest of the season. Morris was strong down the stretch and ended up leading the team with 246.2 innings and had a 3.43 ERA in the regular season. Morris won Games 1 and 4 in the ALCS. He won Games 1 and 7 in the WS, and was pulled while we were ahead in Game 4. He pitched 36.1 innings in five post-season starts and won the WS MVP and Babe Ruth award for best player in the playoffs. I love what Cruz has done so far, but it'll have to be a lot more to knock Jack Morris off the top spot.