With his single in the top of the second inning on Saturday night, Ernie Clement put his name in the Toronto Blue Jays playoff record book.

The knock extended Clement’s post-season hit streak to 13 games, surpassing Pat Borders for the longest mark in a single playoff run in franchise history. It also gave Clement the record for most singles in a single post-season.

The streak dates back to Game 2 of the ALCS against the Seattle Mariners.

Clement entered Game 7 of the World Series slashing .353/.358/.471 with 18 hits and five extra-base hits over the course of his streak.

For the entire post-season, he now has 28 hits. He has only been held without a hit in Game 1 of the ALDS against the New York Yankees and in Game 1 against Seattle.

Borders completed his 12-game streak in the 1992 p

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