On July 9, 2000 Luis de los Santos connects safely for the 36th consecutive game, breaking Roberto Ortiz’s 52-year-old Mexican League record.
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Luis de los Santos connects safely for the 36th consecutive game, breaking Roberto Ortiz’s 52-year-old Mexican League record.
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