I didn't include Schierholtz because he only had 22 ABs. Though I did include Alfonzo by accident as I was looking at his OBP and not his average, my mistake. They hit for decent average, they just hit for no power as a team, after Bonds who's SLG is impressive as always, the best SLG are mid 400s. The Brewers on the other hand currently have Fielder, Braun, Jenkins, Hardy, and Hart all SLG more than .500. I don't want to bag on Gwynn, but that's what they have, a bunch of decent Average guys with low OBPs and low SLG. That being said, they still managed a their fair share of HRs in the series.