Burt Extends On-Base Streak to 67

Published on April 14, 2016 under South Atlantic League (SAL1)
Lexington Legends News Release

Lexington Legends' Second Baseman D.J. Burt
(Lexington Legends, Credit: Mary Lay)

Lexington Legends' second baseman D.J. Burt had two hits in Thursday night's 5-0 loss at West Virginia, extending his on-base streak to 67 games.

Burt has reached base in all seven games in which he has played for the Legends this year. Last season, he reached base in his final 54 games of the regular season for Idaho Falls of the Pioneer League, and in all six playoff games.

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Lexington Legends' Second Baseman D.J. Burt
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