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Division Series Individual Batting Records

Most games, career

AL -- 25, Tino Martinez, Seattle-New York NL -- 20, Chipper Jones, Atlanta

Highest batting average, career (min. 20 at-bats)

AL -- .441, Cal Ripken Jr., Baltimore, 15-for-34 NL -- .414, Bret Boone, Cincinnati/Atlanta, 12-for-29

Highest batting average, series (min. 10 at-bats)

Three-game series AL -- .600, Luis Alicea, Boston, 1995 NL -- .571, Jim Edmonds, St. Louis, 2000 Four-game series AL -- .467, Bernie Williams, New York, 1996; John Valentin, Boston, 1998 NL -- .588, Dante Bichette, Colorado, 1995 Five-game series AL -- .571, Edgar Martinez, Seattle, 1995 NL -- .462, Keith Moreland, Philadelphia, 1981

Highest slugging average, career (min. 20 at-bats)

AL -- 1.037, Nomar Garciaparra, Boston NL -- .756, Ken Caminiti, Houston, San Diego

Highest slugging average, series (min. 10 at-bats)

Three-game series AL -- 1.000, Luis Alicea, Boston, 1995 NL -- 1.286, Jim Edmonds, St. Louis, 2000 Four-game series AL -- 1.375, Juan Gonzalez, Texas, 1996 NL -- 1.300, Jim Leyritz, San Diego, 1998 Five-game series AL -- 1.083, Nomar Garciaparra, Boston, 1999 NL -- .895, Gary Carter, Montreal, 1981

Most at-bats, career

AL -- 96, Tino Martinez, Seattle-New York NL -- 70, Chipper Jones, Atlanta

Most at-bats, series

Three-game series AL -- 15, Mike Greenwell, Boston, 1995 NL -- 15, Brett Butler, Los Angeles, 1995 Four-game series AL -- 19, Darryl Hamilton, Texas, 1996; Dean Palmer, Texas, 1996; Todd Zeile, Baltimore, 1996 NL -- 21, Marquis Grissom, Atlanta, 1995 Five-game series AL -- 24, Jay Buhner, Seattle, 1995 NL -- 22, Warren Cromartie, Montreal, 1981

Most runs, career

AL -- 21, Tino Martinez, Seattle-New York NL -- 15, Chipper Jones, Atlanta

Most runs, series

Three-game series AL -- 4, Dwayne Murphy, Oakland, 1981 NL -- 5, Hal Morris, Cincinnati, 1995; Charles Johnson, Florida, 1997; Jim Edmonds, St. Louis, 2000; Edgar Renteria, St. Louis, 2000 Four-game series AL -- 5, Bernie Williams, New York, 1996; Juan Gonzalez, Texas, 1996; Kenny Lofton, Cleveland, 1998; John Valentin, Boston, 1998 NL -- 6, Dante Bichette, Colorado, 1995; Edgardo Alfonzo, New York, 1999 Five-game series AL -- 9, Ken Griffey Jr., Seattle, 1995 NL -- 4, Steve Garvey, Los Angeles, 1981; Chris Speier, Montreal, 1981

Most runs, game

AL -- 5, Jason Varitek, Boston, Oct. 10, 1999 NL -- 3, Held by many players

Most hits, career

AL -- 30, Tino Martinez, Seattle-New York NL -- 22, Chipper Jones, Atlanta

Most hits, series

Three-game series AL -- 6, Tony Armas, Oakland, 1981; Dwayne Murphy, Oakland, 1981; Luis Alicea, Boston, 1995 NL -- 8, Jim Edmonds, St. Louis, 2000 Four-game series AL -- 8, Cal Ripken Jr., Baltimore, 1996 NL -- 11, Marquis Grissom, Atlanta, 1995 Five-game series AL -- 12, Edgar Martinez, Seattle, 1995 NL -- 8, Gary Carter, Montreal, 1981; Gary Matthews, Philadelphia, 1981

Most hits, game

AL -- 5, Mike Stanley, Boston, Oct. 10, 1999 NL -- 5, Marquis Grissom, Atlanta, Oct. 7, 1995

Longest hitting streaks

AL -- 6, Tino Martinez, Seattle/New York, 1995-96 NL -- 7, Fred McGriff, Atlanta, 1995-96; Brian Jordan, St. Louis-Atlanta, 1995, 1999-00

Home runs, career

AL -- 7, Jim Thome, Cleveland NL -- 6, Ken Caminiti, Houston/San Diego

Most home runs, series

Three-game series AL -- 2, Shane Spencer, New York, 1998 NL -- 3, Ken Caminiti, San Diego, 1996 Four-game series AL -- 5, Juan Gonzalez, Texas, 1996 NL -- 3, Marquis Grissom, Atlanta, 1995; Vinny Castilla, Colorado, 1995; Jim Leyritz, San Diego, 1998; Ken Caminiti, Houston, 1999; Edgardo Alfonzo, New York, 1999 Five-game series AL -- 5, Ken Griffey Jr., Seattle, 1995 NL -- 2, Gary Carter, Montreal, 1981; Steve Garvey, Los Angeles, 1981

Total bases, career

AL -- 52, Bernie Williams, New York NL -- 37, Chipper Jones, Atlanta

Most total bases, series

Three-game series AL -- 10, Dwayne Murphy, Oakland, 1981 NL -- 18, Jim Edmonds, St. Louis, 2000 Four-game series AL -- 22, Juan Gonzalez, Texas, 1996 NL -- 22, Marquis Grissom, Atlanta, 1995 Five-game series AL -- 24, Ken Griffey Jr., Seattle, 1995 NL -- 17, Gary Carter, Montreal, 1981

RBI, career

AL -- 18, Bernie Williams, New York NL -- 14, Brian Jordan, St. Louis-Atlanta

RBI, series

Three-game series AL -- 6, Bernie Williams, New York, 1999 NL -- 7, Jim Edmonds, St. Louis, 2000 Four-game series AL -- 9, Juan Gonzalez, Texas, 1996 NL -- 8, Ken Caminiti, Houston, 1999 Five-game series AL -- 12, John Valentin, Boston, 1999 NL -- 6, Gary Carter, Montreal, 1981

RBI, game

AL -- 7, Edgar Martinez, Seattle, Oct. 7, 1995; Mo Vaughn, Boston, Sept. 29, 1998; John Valentin, Boston, Oct. 10, 1999; Troy O'Leary, Boston, Oct. 11, 1999 NL -- 5, Fred McGriff, Atlanta, Oct. 7, 1995; Edgardo Alfonzo, New York, Oct. 5, 1999; Steve Finley, Arizona, Oct. 6, 1999; Brian Jordan, Atlanta, Oct. 8, 1999

BB, career

AL -- 16, Bernie Williams, New York NL -- 18, Chipper Jones, Atlanta

BB, series

Three-game series AL -- 4, Albert Belle, Cleveland, 1995; Frank Thomas, Chicago, 2000 NL -- 5, Gary Sheffield, Florida, 1997 Four-game series AL -- 5, Mickey Tettleton, Texas, 1996 NL -- 5, David Justice, Atlanta, 1995; Luis Gonzalez, Arizona, 1999; Jeff Bagwell, Houston, 1999; Chipper Jones, Atlanta, 1999 Five-game series AL -- 7, Bernie Williams, New York, 1995; Jose Offerman, Boston, 1999; Jason Giambi, Oakland, 2000 NL -- 4, Mike Schmidt, Philadelphia, 1981; Chris Speier, Montreal, 1981; Manny Trillo, Philadelphia, 1981; Tim Wallach, Montreal, 1981

Strikeouts, career

AL -- 26, Jim Thome, Cleveland NL -- 17, Chipper Jones, Atlanta

Strikeouts, series

Three-game series AL -- 7, Mo Vaughn, Boston, 1995 NL -- 9, Reggie Sanders, Cincinnati, 1995 Four-game series AL -- 9, Dan Wilson, Seattle, 1997 NL -- 8, Carl Everett, Houston, 1999 Five-game series AL -- 9, Gorman Thomas, Milwaukee, 1981 NL -- 9, Warren Cromartie, Montreal, 1981