How Dodgers hitters, pitchers have fared in postseason

Position players

Player; G; AVG; HR; RBI; OB%; SLG; Better/Worse

A.J. Ellis; 10; .323; 1; 3; .400; .613; Better

Adrian Gonzalez; 14; .327; 3; 7; .397; .538; Better

Dee Gordon; 2; no at-bats; Neutral

Hanley Ramirez; 9; .323; 1; 7; .432; .613; Better

Juan Uribe; 40; .214; 5; 23; .244; .364; Better

Carl Crawford; 31; .272; 7; 15; .311; .488; Better

Andre Ethier; 28; .230; 3; 6; .323; .402; Worse

Yasiel Puig; 10; .333; 0; 4; .366; .410; Worse

Matt Kemp; 16; .226; 2; 5; .284; .371; Worse

Scott Van Slyke; 2; no at-bats; Neutral

Pitchers

Player; G; IP; ERA; W-L; Saves; Better/Worse

Zack Greinke; 6; 37.2; 4.30; 2-2; 0; Worse

Clayton Kershaw; 9; 38.1; 4.23; 1-3; 0; Worse

Dan Haren; 7; 19.1; 3.26; 2-0; 0; Better

Hyun-Jin Ryu; 2; 10; 3.60; 1-0; 0; Neutral

Kenley Jansen; 6; 4.1; 4.15; 0-0; 2; Worse

Jamey Wright; 2; 2; 18.00; 0-0; 0; Worse

J.P. Howell; 20; 18; 2.50; 0-3; 0; Worse

Brian Wilson; 16; 17.2; 0.00; 2-0; 6; Better

Roberto Hernandez; 3; 15; 7.20; 0-1; 0; Worse

Paco Rodriguez; 2; 0.2; 27.00; 0-0; 0; Worse

Scott Elbert; 1; 0.1; 0.00; 0-0; 0; Neutral