21.   Against the Mets, Park went five innings and allowed seven hits including a home run to Mike Piazza, three earned runs and four walks.

22.   All Castillo did was allow two hits over seven scoreless innings, allowing only harmless singles to Posada in the second and Soriano in the third.

23.   Against the Phillies, pesky as they are, Astacio did not allow a hit until there were two out in the fifth inning.

24.   Alan Benes, whom Park beat last Sunday, got the win Friday, allowing seven hits in eight innings.

25.   Alan Benes, whom Park beat last Sunday in St. Louis, got the win Friday after allowing seven hits in eight innings.

26.   All told, Cone allowed six hits, including two triples by the Toronto leadoff hitter, Shannon Stewart.

27.   Brian Rose cemented his spot in the starting rotation with five scoreless innings in which he allowed five hits but did not walk a batter while striking out three.

28.   Bret Boone, the slump-ridden Seattle second baseman, drove in five runs and Jamie Moyer allowed four hits over seven innings.

29.   Bu-Bu, as Derek Jeter nicknamed Irabu, had gone through four innings without allowing a hit.

30.   Burkett allowed eight hits, walked three and struck out two.