Daniel Murphy meet Lou Gehrig.

For those of you with the common sense not to disparage the term, Met Daniel Murphy has been hot in the 2015 tournament.  Murphy has tied a record with homers in five consecutive tournament games, none in the finals, which is the current round analogous to the old World Series.

Gehrig at Comiskey Park 1927 by Chicago Daily News via Wikimedia Commons

Below are the season leaders in World Series and "League" Series in OPS, HR, RBI.

Lou Gehrig's performance in the 1928 World Series stands out.  In addition to Gehrig holding the WS record for OPS at 2.433, he also holds the record for SLG at 1.727.  Murphy has OPS of 1.322 in 2015 in the eight games he has played so far: 5 in the first round and three in round two.

http://www.baseball-reference.com/postseason/WS_batting.shtml

World Series

On-Base % Plus Slugging %

Rank	Player	OPS	PA	Series/Year
1.	Lou Gehrig	2.433	17	1928 WS
2.	Billy Hatcher	2.050	15	1990 WS
3.	Hideki Matsui	2.027	14	2009 WS
4.	Babe Ruth	2.022	17	1928 WS
5.	Barry Bonds	1.994	30	2002 WS
6.	Hank Gowdy	1.960	16	1914 WS
7.	David Ortiz	1.948	25	2013 WS
8.	Reggie Jackson	1.792	24	1977 WS
9.	Lou Gehrig	1.718	20	1932 WS
10.	Johnny Bench	1.667	15	1976 WS

Home Runs

Rank	Player	HR	PA	Series/Year
1.	Chase Utley	5	25	2009 WS
	Reggie Jackson	5	24	1977 WS
3.	Hank Bauer	4	31	1958 WS
	Babe Ruth	4	31	1926 WS
	Duke Snider	4	31	1952 WS
	Barry Bonds	4	30	2002 WS
	Lenny Dykstra	4	30	1993 WS
	Duke Snider	4	28	1955 WS
	Willie Aikens	4	26	1980 WS
	Gene Tenace	4	25	1972 WS
	Lou Gehrig	4	17	1928 WS

Runs Batted In

Rank	Player	RBI	PA	Series/Year
1.	Bobby Richardson	12	31	1960 WS
2.	Mickey Mantle	11	33	1960 WS
3.	Sandy Alomar	10	32	1997 WS
	Yogi Berra	10	29	1956 WS
	Mike Napoli	10	28	2011 WS
	Ted Kluszewski	10	25	1959 WS
7.	Moises Alou	9	31	1997 WS
	Gary Carter	9	30	1986 WS
	Dwight Evans	9	30	1986 WS
	Yadier Molina	9	29	2011 WS
	Tony Fernandez	9	26	1993 WS
	Gene Tenace	9	25	1972 WS
	Danny Murphy	9	22	1910 WS
	Lou Gehrig	9	17	1928 WS

"League Series"

http://www.baseball-reference.com/postseason/LCS_batting.shtml

On-Base % Plus Slugging %

Rank	Player	OPS	PA	Series/Year
1.	Gary Roenicke	2.650	10	1983 ALCS
2.	Lloyd McClendon	1.932	16	1992 NLCS
3.	Jay Johnstone	1.911	10	1976 NLCS
4.	Will Clark	1.882	22	1989 NLCS
5.	Mark Grace	1.799	22	1989 NLCS
6.	Willie Stargell	1.753	14	1979 NLCS
7.	Manny Ramirez	1.748	22	2008 NLCS
8.	Nelson Cruz	1.713	25	2011 ALCS
9.	David Freese	1.691	25	2011 NLCS
10.	Bob Robertson	1.688	16	1971 NLCS

Home Runs

Rank	Player	HR	PA	Series/Year
1.	Nelson Cruz	6	25	2011 ALCS
2.	Melvin Upton	4	33	2008 ALCS
	Carlos Beltran	4	32	2004 NLCS
	Albert Pujols	4	32	2004 NLCS
	Evan Longoria	4	30	2008 ALCS
	Josh Hamilton	4	28	2010 ALCS
	Jeffrey Leonard	4	28	1987 NLCS
	Jim Thome	4	25	1998 ALCS
	Robinson Cano	4	24	2010 ALCS
	Steve Garvey	4	18	1978 NLCS
	Bob Robertson	4	16	1971 NLCS

Runs Batted In

Rank	Player	RBI	PA	Series/Year
1.	Nelson Cruz	13	25	2011 ALCS
2.	David Ortiz	11	35	2004 ALCS
	Melvin Upton	11	33	2008 ALCS
4.	Hideki Matsui	10	36	2004 ALCS
	Bernie Williams	10	36	2004 ALCS
	Ivan Rodriguez	10	33	2003 NLCS
	Manny Ramirez	10	32	2007 ALCS
	Don Baylor	10	20	1982 ALCS
9.	Albert Pujols	9	32	2004 NLCS
	Lance Berkman	9	30	2004 NLCS
	Carlos Delgado	9	29	2006 NLCS
	Albert Pujols	9	27	2011 NLCS
	David Freese	9	25	2011 NLCS
	Tom Brunansky	9	21	1987 ALCS
	Matt Williams	9	21	1989 NLCS
	Graig Nettles	9	14	1981 ALCS