The term 'Diamond Statistic' is a baseball statistic that measures the total number of bases a player has gained from hits, stolen bases, and other offensive contributions. The two crossword solutions for this term are 'HIT' (3 letters) and 'STEALS' (6 letters). HIT stands for Hits, which is the number of times a batter successfully reaches base with a batted ball. STEALS stands for Stolen Bases, which is the number of times a runner advances to the next base without the help of a HIT or an error. Together, these two statistics make up the Diamond Statistic, which is used to measure a player's offensive contributions.