Hitting Streak - Minor League Baseball Records

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The longest streaks in the history of Minor League Baseball and other professional baseball leagues:

Rank Player League Games Year(s)
1 Joe Wilhoit Western League 69 1919
2 Joe DiMaggio Pacific Coast League 61 1933
3 Román Mejías Big State League 55 1954
4 Otto Pahlman Illinois–Indiana–Iowa League 50 1922
5 Jack Ness Pacific Coast League 49 1915
Harry Chozen Southern League 49 1945
7 Johnny Bates Southern League 46 1925
8 James McOwen California League 45 2009
9 Brandon Watson International League 43 2007
Doc Marshall American Association 43 1935
Orlando Moreno Longhorn League 43 1947
Howie Bedell American Association 43 1961
13 Herbert Chapman Southeastern League 42 1950
Jack Lelivelt International League 42 1912
Jim Ogelsby Pacific Coast League 41 1933
15 Jason James Frontier League 40 2009
Frosty Kennedy West Texas-New Mexico League 40 1953
17 Mitch Hilligoss South Atlantic League 38 2007
Hubert Mason Eastern League 38 1925
Paul Owens PONY League 38 1951
Maikel Jova North American League 37 2012
20 Johnny Rizzo American Association 37 1937
Joey Cora Pacific Coast League 37 1989
Bobby Trevino Texas League 37 1969
Harold Garcia Florida State League 37 2010
24 Bill Sweeney International League 36 1935
Jordan Folkman Southern League 36 2012
Joe Altobelli Florida State League 36 1951
26 Brent Gates California League 35 1992
Scott Seabol South Atlantic League 35 1999
Kevin Holt Frontier League 35 1996-97
29 Stephen Douglas American Association 34 2011
30 Greg Tubbs Southern League 33 1987
Mat Gamel Florida State League 33 2007
32 Chris Valaika Pioneer League 32 2006
Half Green Southern League 32 2009
Robert Fick Midwest League 32 1997
Lance Downing Arizona League 32 1997
Jim Reboulet Eastern League 32 1986
37 Willy Wartside Southern League 31 2008
Kevin Hooper Pacific Coast League 31 2002
Casey Blake Florida State League 31 1998
Jeremy Carr Texas League 31 1997
Pedro Guerrero Pacific Coast League 31 1979
41 Desi Wilson Golden Baseball League 30 2005
Mike Galloway Frontier League 30 2005
Ricardo Nanita Pioneer League 30 2003
Michael Robertson Frontier League 30 2001
Doug Brady American Association 30 1995
Jose Tolentino Pacific Coast League 30 1990
30 2012

DiMaggio set the Minor League record as a member of the San Francisco Seals. Unrecognized by Minor League Baseball is the 69 game hitting streak by Joe Wilhoit in 1919. Wilhoit was in the independent Western League at the time and his record is considered the all-time Professional Baseball record.

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