Daniel Murphy hit fourteen home runs across the entire 2015 regular season. He hit seven of them in October. The streak began in Game 4 against Los Angeles with a home run off Clayton Kershaw, continued the next night off Zack Greinke, and carried straight through the four-game sweep of the Cubs, ending with a home run off Fernando Rodney in the clincher. He had taken Kershaw deep in Game 1 of that series as well. Murphy was a second baseman whose glove was a real liability and whose swing had never shown this kind of power in his life. For about three weeks he was the best hitter on the planet, and the Mets rode it all the way to the World Series, where it stopped cold. Has an ordinary player on your team ever gone that far out of his mind for a month?