81.   Powell proved himself as a setup man last season, working the seventh and eighth innings before Marlins manager Jim Leyland turned the game over to Robb Nen.

82.   Remember how dominant that team was because Rivera and Wetteland turned games into Little League affairs almost every time the Yankees led after six innings?

83.   Stanford missed layups, allowed layups, missed open jumpers, allowed too many open jumpers, turned the ball over and watched Maryland turn the game upside down.

84.   Starting pitchers Jaret Wright of the Indians and Al Leiter of the Marlins both shined before turning the game over to the bullpens.

85.   That should have turned this game into an opportunity and a test for the rest of the Lakers.

86.   That one turned the game.

87.   That turned this game into a mismatch.

88.   That is where specialists like Lloyd and Bush can turn a game, and why the Yankees must replace them.

89.   That turns the game.

90.   The Aggies then scored on each of their four second-quarter possessions, quickly turning the game into a blowout.