1.   Anaheim Angels left-hander Greg Cadaret, who in his career had surrendered four hits in as many at-bats to Clark, induced an inning-ending ground ball.

2.   Acevedo surrendered four hits in four innings, including a two-run homer by Jeff Branson in the ninth.

3.   Bottenfield left after five innings, having surrendered seven hits, four walks and six runs.

4.   Burkett surrendered three hits to the Angels during six at-bats with runners aboard, and the final two resulted in four runs.

5.   But Heredia was not awed and he did not surrender a hit in four at-bats with runners in scoring position.

6.   But Lilly lasted only one and a third innings against Seattle, surrendering five hits, two walks and five runs.

7.   But Pettitte did not surrender a hit until the fifth and yielded five in eight and one third innings.

8.   Clemens had a robust fastball, precise control and growing confidence as he surrendered eight hits in seven innings and won his ninth straight decision.

9.   Clemens surrendered three hits and two more runs in the second.

10.   Four Seattle relievers surrendered seven hits and walked five.