TL;DR
- * Ernie Clement matched Pat Borders' 1992 franchise record with a 12-game postseason hitting streak.
- * Clement's consistent hitting has been a significant benefit to the Toronto Blue Jays.
- * Cut by Cleveland and Oakland, Clement found success and elevated his game in Toronto.
- * Clement is poised to continue his hitting streak in the decisive Game 7.
If the Toronto Blue Jays get this done in Game 7 of the World Series, Ernie Clement will go down as a lowkey legend.
Even if they don't, which is obviously something no Blue Jay wants to think about, Clement will go down in history.
He made sure of that during Friday night's Game 6.
With a pair of hits, Clement extended his postseason hitting streak to 12 games.
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That matches a franchise record for Toronto, originally set by Pat Borders in 1992.
Longest postseason hit streaks, Blue Jays history
— Sportsnet Stats (@SNstats) November 1, 2025
Pat Borders (1992) 12
Ernie Clement (2025) 12
Roberto Alomar (1993) 10
Devon White (1993) 10 #WANTITALL
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Clement continues to be such a feel-good story.
Cut loose by Cleveland and Oakland, he found a home in Toronto and hasn't stopped hitting.
He's elevated his game significantly during these playoffs. The Blue Jays have benefited greatly from his contact-oriented approach to baseball.
With just one game remaining to decide everything, Clement is likely to achieve multiple hits in that final contest as well.
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