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National League Statistics, 2006

Team Pitching

	W	L	ERA	SHO	H	R	SO
New York	97	65	4.14	12	1.402	731	1,161
Los Angeles	88	74	4.23	10	1,524	751	1,068
San Diego	88	74	3.87	11	1,385	679	1,097
Philadelphia	85	77	4.60	6	1,561	812	1,138
St. Louis	83	78	4.54	9	1,475	762	970
Houston	82	80	4.08	12	1,425	719	1,160
Cincinnati	80	82	4.51	10	1,576	801	1,053
Atlanta	79	83	4.60	6	1,529	805	1,049
Florida	78	84	4.37	6	1,465	772	1,088
Arizona	76	86	4.48	9	1,503	788	1,115
Colorado	76	86	4.66	8	1,549	812	952
San Francisco	76	85	4.63	9	1,422	790	992
Milwaukee	75	87	4.82	8	1,454	833	1,145
Washington	71	91	5.03	3	1,535	872	960
Pittsburgh	67	96	4.52	10	1,545	797	1,060
Chicago	86	96	4.74	7	1,396	834	1,250

Individual Pitching (based on 10 decisions)

	W	L	ERA	IP	H	BB	SO
A. Harang, Cincinnati	16	11	3.76	234.1	242	56	216
D. Lowe, Los Angeles	16	8	3.63	218.0	221	55	123
B. Penny, Los Angeles	16	9	4.33	189.0	206	54	148
J. Smoltz, Atlanta	16	9	3.49	232.0	221	55	211
B. Webb, Arizona	16	8	3.10	235.0	216	50	178
C. Zambrano, Chicago	16	7	3.41	214.0	162	115	210
C. Carpenter, St. Louis	15	8	3.09	221.2	194	43	184
T. Glavine, New York	15	7	3.82	198.0	202	62	131
G. Maddux, Los Angeles	15	14	4.20	210.0	219	37	117
R. Oswalt, Houston	15	8	2.98	220.2	220	38	166
S. Trachsel, New York	15	8	4.97	164.2	185	75	79

Team Batting

	AB	R	H	HR	RBI	Avg.
Dodgers	5,628	820	1,552	153	787	.276
Colorado	5,562	813	1,504	157	761	.270
Atlanta	5,583	849	1,510	222	818	.270
St. Louis	5,522	781	1,484	184	745	.269
Chicago	5,587	716	1,496	166	677	.268
Arizona	5,645	773	1,506	160	743	.267
Philadelphia	5,687	865	1,518	216	823	.267
New York	5,558	834	1,469	200	800	.264
Florida	5,502	758	1,454	182	713	.264
Pittsburgh	5,558	691	1,462	141	656	.263
San Diego	5,576	731	1,465	161	698	.263
Washington	5,495	746	1,437	164	695	.262
San Francisco	5,472	746	1,418	163	711	.259
Milwaukee	5,433	730	1,400	180	695	.258
Cincinnati	5,515	749	1,419	217	718	.257
Houston	5,521	735	1,407	174	708	.255

Individual Batting (based on 300 at bats)

	AB	R	H	HR	RBI	Avg.
F. Sanchez, Pittsburgh	582	85	200	6	85	.344
M. Cabrera, Florida	576	112	195	26	114	.339
A. Pujols, St. Louis	535	119	177	49	137	.331
G. Atkins, Colorado	602	117	198	29	120	.329
M. Holliday, Colorado	602	119	196	34	114	.326
P. Lo Duca, New York	512	80	163	5	49	.318
L. Berkman, Houston	536	95	169	45	136	.315
R. Howard, Philadelphia	581	104	182	58	149	.313
D. Wright, New York	582	96	181	26	116	.311
C. Utley, Philadelphia	658	131	203	32	102	.309
A. Gonzalez, San Diego	570	83	173	24	82	.304
N. Garciaparra, Los Angeles	469	82	142	20	93	.303
T. Helton, Colorado	546	94	165	15	81	.302
K. Lofton, Los Angeles	469	79	141	3	41	.391

American League Division Series—2006

Oakland Athletics defeated Minnesota Twins,
3 games to 0
Oct. 3—Oakland 3, Minnesota 2
Oct. 4—Oakland 5, Minnesota 2
Oct. 6—Minnesota 3, Oakland 8

Detroit Tigers defeated New York Yankees,
3 games to 1
Oct. 3—Detroit 4, New York 8
Oct. 5—Detroit 4, New York 3
Oct. 6—New York 0, Detroit 6
Oct. 7—New York 4, Detroit 8

National League Division Series—2006

St. Louis Cardinals defeated San Diego Padres,
3 games to 1
Oct. 3—St. Louis 5, San Diego 1
Oct. 5—St. Louis 2, San Diego 0
Oct. 7—San Diego 3, St. Louis 1
Oct. 8—San Diego 2, St. Louis 6

New York Mets defeated Los Angeles Dodgers,
3 games to 0
Oct. 4—Los Angeles 5, New York 6
Oct. 5—Los Angeles 1, New York 4
Oct. 7—New York 9, Los Angeles 5

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