Blue Jays Infielder Ernie Clement Breaks MLB Postseason Record with 30 Hits
Toronto Blue Jays infielder Ernie Clement made history during Game 7 of the World Series by breaking the MLB postseason record for hits. His achievement of 30 hits in a single postseason surpasses the previous record held by Randy Arozarena.
Record-Breaking Performance
In a thrilling game on Saturday night, Clement showcased his skills with three hits. This performance has highlighted his ability to perform under pressure, a vital trait in postseason play.
Details of the Game
Clement’s three hits included:
- A single in the second inning
- A single that contributed to scoring in the sixth
- A leadoff double in the eighth inning
The double came against Los Angeles Dodgers reliever Emmet Sheehan, further cementing his place in postseason history.
Previous Record Holder
Prior to Clement’s accomplishment, the record for the most hits in a postseason was held by Randy Arozarena, who set the mark in 2020 while playing for the Tampa Bay Rays.
This remarkable achievement not only highlights Clement’s talent but also underscores the intensity and competitiveness of Major League Baseball postseason action.
