61.   All the good work the Devils built in the first had come tumbling down in the second, when the Canadiens scored two short-handed goals to tie the game.

62.   All the Lakers needed to do was run down the clock, but Lue had misread the scoreboard and thought the game was tied.

63.   Brian Giles tied the game in the third on a two-run homer to left-center.

64.   Brian Hunter singled and the game was tied.

65.   Bryan Smolinski tied the game with seconds left in regulation and Eric Belanger won it in overtime.

66.   Brown made all three freebies to tie the game.

67.   But Barry Bonds and Matt Williams each came through with run-scoring singles and the game was tied.

68.   But by the seventh inning, Seattle had tied the game on a John Olerud single.

69.   But he opened the seventh by walking Alou, who later tied the game on an RBI single by shortstop Ricky Gutierrez.

70.   But his first pitch to Lee Stevens in the fifth inning was blasted beyond the wall in center field, and the game was tied.