National league.(Final 2004 statistics: team batting and pitching)(Illustration)

From: Baseball Digest | Date: January 1, 2005 | Copyright information 
FINAL 2004 STATISTICS 
 
Team Batting and Pitching 
 
NATIONAL LEAGUE 
 
ARIZONA DIAMOND BACKS 
 
BATTING STATS 
 
PLAYER                     G     AB      R      H     2B    3B    HR 
 
Shea Hillenbrand          148    562     68    174    36     3    15 
Roberto Alomar             38    110     14     34     5     2     3 
Quinton McCracken          55    156     20     45    11     1     2 
Danny Bautista            141    539     64    154    27     1    11 
Chad Tracy                ...

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