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In 2022, the New York Mets were hit by a pitch 112 times, setting the all-time record
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The Dodgers became the first team since the 2001 Mariners with the most runs scored and fewest allowed, with a +334 run differential
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In 2022, Vaughn Grissom and Spencer Strider of the Braves each etched their names in the record books
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The Houston Astros' bullpen became the first to throw 40+ innings with a sub-1.00 ERA in a single postseason
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In a 28-5 win, the Blue Jays scored the fifth-most runs by any team in a game
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The Mariners became just the third team since 1900 to overcome a seven-run deficit in the postseason
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Harrison Bader became the third center fielder for the Yankees with three home runs in a postseason, joining Mickey Mantle and Bernie Williams
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Shohei Ohtani became the first AL pitcher since 1972 with a homer and six scoreless innings pitched in the same game
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Albert Pujols hit his 703rd career home run, and they came off a record 458 different pitchers
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Austin Nola faced his brother Aaron in the NLCS, the first time that's happened in postseason history