91.   After singles by Walt Weiss and Chipper Jones, Galarraga hit a one-out grounder to second.

92.   All the Marlins could manage against Bergman were a couple of singles by Derrek Lee in the second and Bobby Bonilla in the seventh.

93.   Brosius scored the first on a single by Derek Jeter.

94.   But Appier showed much-improved location in limiting Oakland to singles by Frank Menechino and Luis Lopez.

95.   But Chuck Knoblauch doubled and scored on a single by Derek Jeter, bringing up Williams, who represented the winning run.

96.   But he encountered trouble again in the seventh when Jason Bates tripled to right and scored on a two-out single by Bichette.

97.   But he opened the seventh by walking Alou, who later tied the game on an RBI single by shortstop Ricky Gutierrez.

98.   But he walked Ramirez, setting the stage for RBI singles by Thome and Ripken.

99.   But New York got to Mark Wohlers in the bottom of the inning and tied the score on an infield single by Derek Jeter.

100.   But in the sixth, the Mariners loaded the bases on a walk by Ken Griffey Jr. and infield singles by Alex Rodriguez and Edgar Martinez.