91.   Had Ewing just let the ball go out of bounds, the Knicks would have had possession.

92.   Had the ball gone through into left, it would have been a routine single and Blauser would have stopped at second.

93.   He does it with various speeds on his fastballs, and his breaking balls go in on both right-handed and left-handed hitters, and away from them.

94.   Hakeem Olajuwon has a suggestion for where the ball should go instead.

95.   He got his pitch, he swung, and the ball went into the bullpen.

96.   Hand-eye coordination is essential to billiards, snooker and pocket pool, as is the ability to visualize where a ball will go.

97.   He has halfheartedly run pass patterns when the ball is going to someone else or has failed to attempt a block on a running play.

98.   He catches and leans to his left, lets the ball go, and makes the game look absurdly simple.

99.   He declared goals before the balls went into the net, and saves before they were saved.

100.   He is the kind of man who chips out of a sand trap and barely watches where the ball goes.