1.   Anaheim received fifth-inning homers from Tim Salmon, Jim Edmonds and Tony Phillips to put the game away.

2.   Both offset another game-tying ninth-inning homer from the Mets, this time by Carlos Baerga.

3.   Brady Anderson pilfered a homer from Manny Ramirez and powered a homer off Chad Ogea before the game was even one inning old.

4.   Buhner homered to right-center in the fifth, one batter after Williams leaped to the top of the fence to swipe a potential homer from Rodriguez.

5.   But the Mariners were still one short, having countered with just solo homers from Ken Griffey Jr. and David Bell.

6.   But what he said was pertinent and appropriate on a night when the Yankees received dramatic homers from Martinez and Jeter and won again.

7.   He did not face more than four batters in any inning and was bruised only by homers from Ordonez and Greg Norton.

8.   He has one homer from the left side.

9.   He lost a spring training bet to teammate Joey Cora, wagering that Cora would not hit a homer from the right side this season.

10.   He was much sharper than in his two minor-league rehab assignments and got a first-inning, three-run homer from Javy Lopez.