Blue Jays' Ernie Clement, Louis Varland set post-season records during game 7

Both infielder Ernie Clement and relief pitcher Louis Varland set postseason records during Game 7 of the World Series.

In Clement's case, he became the first player to have 30 hits in a single post-season, surpassing Randy Arozarena's previous record of 29. With his first inning single on Saturday night, he also had 13 game post-season hit streak, which broke the Franchise record previously set by Pat Borders

The overall playoff streak is 16 games, set by Ketel Marte in 2023.

Overall, Clement hit .411/.419/.978, with one home run, nine RBIs and one stolen base.

Varland, on the other hand, set the record for most pitching appearances in a postseason with 15.

The demon from Minnesota with the rubber arm was seemingly available for virtually every game and become of manager John Schneider's most trusted arms out of the bullpen.

Varland broke the record previously shared by former Blue Jay Brandon Morrow, who did it while playing for the Dodgers in 2017, and Paul Assenmacher, who achieved the feat for Cleveland back in 1997.

For the 2025 postseason, Varland was 0-1 with a 3.94 ERA and 17 strikeouts in 16 IPs. He also started the legendary Game 4 bullpen day against the New York Yankees

In addition to Clement and Varland, many other records were set during the 2025 Fall Classic, either for individual performance or for the series as a whole.

And while the Blue Jays ultimately came up short, Ernie Clement likely never has to buy a beer in the city of Toronto ever again.