To go further in the last 5 games 2Bs: 3 Triples: 1 Beyond Chatfield and McMIllian, power fell hard Pitt Game 3: 5 hits, 0 walks, 1 HR, 2 doubles, 3 runs - 3 LOB Cal Game 1: 12 hits (nice), 5 walks, 3 HRs, 11 runs - 6 LOB Cal Game 2: 12 hits, 7 walks, 2 HRs, 1 2 doubles, 9 runs - 13 LOB Cal Game 3: 5 hits, 2 walks, 0 runs, 6 LOB FSU Game 1: 8 hits, 1 walk, 2 Hrs, 1 triple, 4 runs - 4 LOB So in 5 games: 42 hits 15 walks - 3 per game ...one game with 0 walks 8 HRs - 4 by McMillan, 4 by Chatfield (19% of the hits were HRs) 3 doubles 32 runners left on base - average of 6+ per game Hits: 42 for 140 for a .300 average. This is bolstered by the 2nd and 3rd game. Take away those two games and the other three games, we hit .228 - Cori McMillan had 7 of those 42 hits and that is with not getting a hit in 2 games... and still hitting 4 HRs in those 7 hits - Chatfield had 8 hits of those 42 hits - So the two - Chatfield and McMillan - had 15 out of 42 hits or 35.7% of the hits.... - Aldridge had 6 hits - Yeager: 5 hits, 2 walks - compared to other hitters..not slumping Key: - Lynch has had 2 hits during these 5 games...slumping.. 2 walks also though - Peck: 3 hits, 1 walk in 5 games - Castine: 3 hits, 0 walks in 5 games - Rohs: 1 hit in 5 games..... 2 walks Chatfield, McMillan, Aldridge had 50% of the hits - in essence the offense was reliant upon 3 players since others were not doing much. And this includes the two games that the offense was alive in.