• For the series, Murphy went 7-for-21 with a double and three homers, scored five runs and drove in five, and he posted an .810 slugging percentage. The three homers (he out-homered the Dodgers, 3-2) tied a Mets record for a postseason series, accomplished previously by Donn Clendenon (1969 World Series), Rusty Staub ('73 NL Championship Series), Edgardo Alfonzo ('99 NLDS), Carlos Beltran (2006 NLCS) and Carlos Delgado ('06 NLCS). Murphy's four extra-base hits came in 12 combined plate appearances against Clayton Kershaw (two homers) and Zack Greinke (a homer and a double).