1. 17 games (09/03/2016 to 09/20/2016)
2. 13 games (05/14/2017 to 05/29/2017)
Below are details about his longest hit streak of 17 games:
- He went 29 for 74: .392
- He was batting .289 when the hit streak began and was batting .309 by the end.
- He was batting leadoff for 14 games and was batting 9th for 3 games.
- He had 3 3-hit games, 6 2-hit games and 8 1-hit games.
- His first hit came in the following plate appearances:
-1st plate appearance: 8 times
- 2nd plate appearance: 3 times
- 3rd plate appearance: 2 times
- 4th plate appearance: 2 times
- 5th plate appearance 2 times.
- His first hit came in the following innings:
- 1st inning: 6 times
- 3rd inning: 3 times
- 4th inning: 1 time
- 5th inning: 2 times
- 6th inning: 1 time
- 7th inning: 2 times
- 8th inning: 1 time
- 9th inning: 1 time.
- His first hit for each game was 14 singles and 3 doubles.
- His total hits during the streak were 23 singles and 6 doubles.
- He had 9 total RBI's.
- Closest call to breaking the streak came on 09/15/2016:
- He was to be the 4th batter in the 9th inning.
- He singled on a sharp ground ball to left on a 1-2 pitch to extend his hit-streak to 12 games.
- Video of his 9th inning single here: https://www.mlb.com/gameday/blue-jays-vs-angels/2016/09/15/449060?#game_state=final,lock_state=final,game_tab=videos,game=449060
- His streak ended against the Mariners:
- He went 0-4 with a walk.
- He was 0-3 against Felix Hernandez
- He walked against Steve Cishek in the 8th
- He struck out against Evan Scribner in the 10th
- He was set to lead off in the 13th inning but the Mariners walked it off in the 12th on a Cano Sac Fly
- Travis hit the ball hard several times with a sharp groundout to 3rd in the 3rd and a sharp groundout to SS in the 6th. He also got robbed of a hit on a grounder to SS in the 1st.
- Video of his 1st inning groundout here: https://www.mlb.com/gameday/blue-jays-vs-mariners/2016/09/21/449144?#game_state=final,game_tab=videos,game=449144
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