111.   He was looking fastball possibly, and I threw a breaking ball.

112.   His breaking ball hung badly, and his change up fooled no one.

113.   His breaking ball was breaking late.

114.   He will throw breaking balls in situations when most pitchers will throw fastballs, and throw fastballs when others will throw breaking balls.

115.   He worked on the breaking ball in the bullpen before the game, and took a better one into the game.

116.   His head, presumably, is spinning on the same axis as his breaking ball.

117.   His inability to get the breaking ball over hurt.

118.   Hernandez struck out Wilson, though, and Soriano erased the difference quickly by lofting a breaking ball from Frank Rodriguez over the left-field fence.

119.   Hernandez usually relies on his slider, the sweeping breaking ball that moves away from right-handed hitters, but he altered his approach on Tuesday night.

120.   Hernandez struck out the first two Mets on breaking balls, and he got ahead of Edgardo Alfonzo.