Carlos Beltran's career postseason stats - wow

[Controller Jacobs]

33 games, .367/.473/.800, 14 HR, 10/10 SB, 39 R, 25 RBI

Ruth and Gehrig have similarly great postseason stats, but has any recent hitter been that terrific?

[joncarlos]

Andrew McCutchen has never made an out in the post-season!

[umjewman]

I wish there was one less strikeout and one more hit on that postseason resume.

/Horrible 2006 flashbacks.

[Sour Masher]

He'll be an interesting HOF case. I'm of the mind that we should discount those who have great regular season stats but horrible postseason stats. I also think we should consider postseason production as a way to boost the resumes of those who may not be hall worth soley based on regular season numbers. Because of the injuries, it will be hard for Beltran to get the counting stats needed to make him hall worthy compared to his contemporaries, but a couple of more good years can get him close enough that his amazing postseason performances should put him over the edge.

He's already in the 300/300 club with over 2000 hits, so naysayers have to at least concede he's getting close.

[Judge Jude]

He arguably is atop 10 alltime, all-around CF already, then add a postseason bonus.

But I doubt he'll ever get in.

[Cobain's Ghost]

He arguably is atop 10 alltime, all-around CF already, then add a postseason bonus.

But I doubt he'll ever get in.

he'll join larry walker in the hall of could-have-been.

[Erik]

The '00s Mets stink will probably be too difficult to wash off.