While Stephen Strasburg's historic shutout streak was snapped in Sunday's contest against the Los Angeles Dodgers, a streak for Dusty Baker lived on.

In just his second season with the Washington Nationals, Baker became the 12th skipper in MLB history to manage his club to at least 90 wins in 10 different seasons.

Manager 90+ win seasons Years as manager John McGraw 16 1899-1932 Joe McCarthy 15 1926-1950 Bobby Cox 15 1978-2010 Connie Mack 13 1894-1950 Joe Torre 12 1977-2010 Tony La Russa 12 1979-2011 Earl Weaver 11 1968-1986 Casey Stengel 11 1934-1965 Al Lopez 10 1951-1969 Walter Alston 10 1954-1976 Sparky Anderson 10 1970-1995 Dusty Baker 10 1993-2017

Including Sunday's victory, Baker has a 1,856-1,630 record over his 22-year career as a manager, which began with the San Francisco Giants in 1993. After a decade with the Giants, Baker spent four years with the Chicago Cubs - the only team he never managed to 90 games - and six seasons with the Cincinnati Reds before his tenure with the Nationals began in 2016.

Despite an overall win percentage of .532 as a manager, a World Series championship has eluded Baker. He's only made it to the Fall Classic once - in 2002 with the Giants.