Along with being the first HBP in Mark Teixeira's postseason career, and the first HBP recorded by a Yankee in a World Series game against the Phillies since Joe Dimaggio got hit by Jim Konstanty in 1950, Teixeira's 8th inning HBP Thursday night was the 100th postseason plunk in Yankees franchise history.  That's particularly impressive because no other team has been hit by more than 44 pitches in the postseason.

The Yankees have been hit 49 times in the World Series, 26 times in the LCS and 25 times in the Division Series.  Of the 100 baserunners they've earned from their plunkings, only 16 of them actually came around to score a run.  They've also been hit 3 times with the bases loaded in the postseason, most recently by Mike Stanley in the '97 ALDS.

The Yankees have won 53 postseason games in which they were plunked at least once and lost 31.  They've won 34 postseason series in which they were plunked at least once, and lost 16.  In series in which they don't get hit by a pitch, they're 11-5. 

The all time leader in plunking Yankees in the postseason is, of course, Pedro Martinez with 4 - although he didn't add to that total when he had the chance Thursday night.  No other pitcher has hit the same team that many times in postseason history.  The Dodgers lead all teams in hitting the Yankees in the postseason, with 16, and the only teams that haven't hit the Yankees in the postseason are the Rays, Blue Jays, Royals, White Sox, Astros, Rockies, Nationals and Breweres. 

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Here's the full list of Yankee leaders in postseason HBPs, after the jump:

Tino Martinez - 6 (2001 ALDS x2, 1999 ALCS, 1998 ALCS, 1996 ALCS, 1997 ALDS)
Derek Jeter - 5 (2003 WS, 2001 WS, 1996 WS, 2001 ALDS, 2000 ALDS)
Alex Rodriguez - 5 (2004 ALCS x2, 2005 ALDS x2, 2006 ALDS)
Miguel Cairo - 4 (2004 ALCS x4)
Jason Giambi - 4 (2006 ALDS x2, 2003 WS, 2002 ALDS)
Chuck Knoblauch - 4 (1998 WS, 2000 ALCS, 1998 ALCS, 1998 ALDS)
Yogi Berra - 3 (1953 WS x2, 1955 WS)
Elston Howard - 3 (1964 WS, 1962 WS, 1960 WS)
Reggie Jackson - 3 (1978 WS x2, 1977 WS)
David Justice - 3 (2000 WS x2, 2001 ALCS)
Alfonso Soriano - 3 (2003 ALCS, 2001 ALCS, 2002 ALDS)
Bernie Williams - 3 (2000 ALCS, 1999 ALDS, 1997 ALDS)
Scott Brosius - 2 (2000 WS, 2001 ALDS)
Robinson Cano - 2 (2009 ALCS x2)
Mariano Duncan - 2 (1996 ALCS, 1996 ALDS)
Lou Gehrig - 2 (1936 WS, 1932 WS)
Jim Leyritz - 2 (1996 ALDS, 1995 ALDS)
Raul Mondesi - 2 (2002 ALDS x2)
Joe Pepitone - 2 (1964 WS, 1963 WS)
Jorge Posada - 2 (2004 ALCS, 2000 ALCS)
Babe Ruth - 2 (1932 WS, 1922 WS)
Hank Bauer - 1 (1953 WS)
Aaron Boone - 1 (2003 ALCS)
Rick Cerone - 1 (1981 ALCS)
Chris Chambliss - 1 (1976 WS)
Earle Combs - 1 (1927 WS)
Frankie Crosetti - 1 (1938 WS)
David Dellucci - 1 (2003 ALCS)
Bill Dickey - 1 (1932 WS)
Joe DiMaggio - 1 (1950 WS)
Joe Dugan - 1 (1922 WS)
Karim Garcia - 1 (2003 ALCS)
Mike Gazella - 1 (1926 WS)
Tommy Henrich - 1 (1941 WS)
Billy Johnson - 1 (1947 WS)
Nick Johnson - 1 (2003 ALDS)
Tony Kubek - 1 (1960 WS)
Tony Lazzeri - 1 (1937 WS)
Johnny Lindell - 1 (1947 WS)
Billy Martin - 1 (1952 WS)
Hideki Matsui - 1 (2003 WS)
Gil McDougald - 1 (1953 WS)
Mike McNally - 1 (1921 WS)
Graig Nettles - 1 (1981 ALCS)
John Olerud - 1 (2004 ALDS)
Herb Pennock - 1 (1923 WS)
Lou Piniella - 1 (1977 WS)
George Pipgras - 1 (1928 WS)
Phil Rizzuto - 1 (1951 WS)
Eddie Robinson - 1 (1955 WS)
Joe Sewell - 1 (1932 WS)
Bill Skowron - 1 (1962 WS)
Mike Stanley - 1 (1997 ALDS)
Johnny Sturm - 1 (1941 WS)
Nick Swisher - 1 (2009 ALCS)
Mark Teixeira - 1 (2009 WS)
Randy Velarde - 1 (1995 ALDS)