Someone else pointed out his BABIP during this period is a possibly unsustainable .538 (or maybe it was an even higher number, over a shorter period of time). However, what this overlooks is that he can still keep bashing the HRs because those don't factor into BABIP - they're not deemed "balls in play". Flyball to HR ratio might be another story, but I'll leave that aside - I'm personally going to count on 3 HR per game from Nelson for the rest of the season, including of course the playoffs. / edit - actually, over his last two games, his BABIP is 1.000. Now THAT's something I'm willing to agree is not quite sustainable. 9 PA divvied up as 4 HR, 2 other base hits, 2 strikeouts and 1 walk. We're entering Ryan LaMarre territory here.