1.   As the pitchers became more successful at doing that, umpires saw more pitches low in the strike zone, Roe recalled.

2.   In the first inning, he struck out chasing a pitch low and outside from Jeff Juden.

3.   Jeter slashed at a pitch low in the strike zone, felt solid contact and saw the ball bounding up the middle.

4.   Luis Sojo grounded out, and after throwing a pitch low and outside to Chuck Knoblauch, Rodriguez drilled the second baseman in the backside.

5.   Once again Reyes threw the first pitch low for a ball, and once again the fans booed.