On the flip side of the equation ... Our pitching line with bases loaded is .291/.327/.528 -- as compared to their overall of .260/.328/.392 Or, in 150 PAs (127 ABs) they've coughed up 25 singles, 3 2Bs & 9 GS. Also 12 BBs, 2 HBPs, and 9 Sac Flies If NYM pitchers pitched to their "normal" rate, the results would be more like 24 singles (-1), 7 2Bs (+4), 1 3B (+1), 3 GS (-6), 13 BBs (+1), 27 Ks (-5), 1 HBP (-1) Obviously the high level of Grand Slams are the biggest problem as basically the expected 2Bs & 3Bs are becoming HRs - something that alone is probably worth 10 runs or more. So just by getting 'expected' results out of our bases-loaded situations alone (both ways) we'd maybe be 3 to 5 games higher in the standings.