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Originally Posted by Tabe
Yankees had a higher batting average,
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.212 to .206, which is a negligible difference
.296 to .332, and presumably a considerably higher left on base percentage
.412 to .406, again negligible
The difference is exactly those runs in the fifth
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for the Series than the Dodgers. Still lost.
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Too bad game four didn't include the Yankees managing to score two of their six men ultimately left on base, for a final score of Yankees 13 Dodgers 4, in which case the Yankees would have scored more runs in the series than the Dodgers.
Final score of the series was Dodgers 25 - Yankees 24.
It all just proves that the only stat that REALLY matters is games won.