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10/17/2004 12:27 AM ET

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Bernie Williams went 11-for-36 with three doubles, two homers and 10 RBIs during the seven-game American League Championship Series and solidified his spots at the top of several all-time LCS leaderboards. New York's Derek Jeter, John Olerud, Jorge Posada, Miguel Cairo, Hideki Matsui and Kenny Lofton also moved up on the leaderboards in 2004.

Yankees career LCS leaders
Player	Most hits in LCS (career)
Bernie Williams	52
Pete Rose	45
Derek Jeter	44
John Olerud	40
Chipper Jones	40
Kenny Lofton	39
David Justice	39
Player	Most RBIs in LCS (career)
Bernie Williams	33
David Justice	27
John Olerud	23
Steve Garvey	21
Derek Jeter	20
Reggie Jackson	20
Player	Extra-base hits in LCS (career)
Bernie Williams	19
George Brett	18
Derek Jeter	13
David Justice	13
Reggie Jackson	13
Hideki Matsui	12
John Olerud	12
Six other players	12
Player	Most total bases in LCS (career)
Bernie Williams	89
George Brett	75
Derek Jeter	68
Manny Ramirez	65
John Olerud	64
David Justice	64
Player	Most runs scored in LCS (career)
Bernie Williams	31
Derek Jeter	25
David Justice	24
Kenny Lofton	22
Rickey Henderson	22
George Brett	22
John Olerud	20
Chipper Jones	20
Player	Most doubles in LCS (career)
Bernie Williams	10
Hideki Matsui	9
Fred McGriff	8
Derek Jeter	7
Jorge Posada	7
12 other players	7
Player	Most home runs in LCS (career)
Bernie Williams	9
George Brett	9
Manny Ramirez	8
Steve Garvey	8
Player	Most walks in LCS (career)
Jorge Posada	26
Bernie Williams	25
Barry Bonds	24
Chipper Jones	24
David Justice	24
Joe Morgan	22
Derek Jeter	20
Player	Most at-bats in LCS (career)
Derek Jeter	168
David Justice	166
Reggie Jackson	163
Bernie Williams	162
John Olerud	143
Tino Martinez	141
Kenny Lofton	140
Player	Most times hit by pitch in LCS (career)
Miguel Cairo	4
Richie Hebner	4
Williams is the all-time postseason leader in runs (81), doubles (27), homers (22), RBIs (79), extra-base hits (49), total bases (217), walks (70), games (115) and at-bats (443). Jeter leads in postseason hits with 135. Players in 2004 LCS in boldface.

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