Meeting Multiple Conditions In A Table For Unique Output

I'm working on a algorithm whereby if a certain condition is met, I want to search a data table. In this data table, 2 conditions should prove true. If this happens, I'd like a corresponding output.

All that sounds good in my head, but let's try visual:

	[A]	[B]	[C]	[D]
1]	Name	Pos	PA	Wins
2]	Dave	1b	668	7
3]	Sara	c	668	5
4]	Jane	rf	74	1
5]	George	1b	88	2
6]	Nefi	lf	370	1

The above represents a table of (fairly raw) data. In another part of the sheet, I have determined that Dave is the best person to play (first base) 1b. The catch is that I only know that by Column C. In other words, I understand there are 2 people to play first base and one is more effective, but I don't have the name associated yet.

Frankly, I don't care about his/her name, either. I want to search that data table for the person with 668 PAs (found in Column C) who also plays 1b (found in Column A). I want the return to be what's found in the corresponding cell in Column D.

I know the person has "668" PA and plays "1b" and I want the "7" Wins returned. Normally, I'd just search on who has 668 PAs, but there is no guarantee that will be a unique value. I don't think I have to separate out all the first base players to do this. That's why I'm asking here.

If 7 is expected :

=LOOKUP(2,1/((B:B="1b")*(C:C=668)),D:D)