In 1997, his 23-game hitting streak tied an Astros record, and 1998 saw his first 20-homer season. Acquired by his current team in a trade for Karim Garcia, he gained national attention in 1999 with a [*] 30-game hitting streak. For 10 points—name this Diamondbacks outfielder who, in 2001, hit 57 home runs, and drove in the World Series-winning run.
In 1997, his 23-game hitting streak tied an Astros record, and 1998 saw his first 20-homer season. Acquired by his current team in a trade for Karim Garcia, he gained national attention in 1999 with a [*] 30-game hitting streak. For 10 points—name this Diamondbacks outfielder who, in 2001, hit 57 home runs, and drove in the World Series-winning run.
In 1997, his 23-game hitting streak tied an Astros record, and 1998 saw his first 20-homer season.
Luis Gonzalez