51.   Then Shea Hillenbrand, playing the kind of National League baseball that Kerrigan espouses, advanced both runners into scoring position with a sacrifice bunt.

52.   The umpire called a balk to advance the runners, and the AL tied the score.

53.   There were a few chances, like in the sixth when they led off with back-to-back singles but failed to advance a runner to third.

54.   They advanced neither runner.

55.   They scored one run in the fourth after Williams walked and Martinez poked a well-placed hit-and-run single to right field that advanced the runner to third.

56.   Until the eighth, the Red Sox, losers of three in a row, failed to advance a runner as far as third.

57.   A groundout advanced the runners, and Lansing lined a double into the left-field corner.

58.   After a wild pitch advanced the runners, Darren Bragg walked.

59.   After a sacrifice bunt advanced the runners, Anderson got Renteria on a popup and Placido Polanco on a grounder to end the threat.

60.   After a sacrifice bunt advanced the runners, Gregg Zaun hit a sacrifice fly to tie it.