101.   A walk to the edge of the lawn offers several clear views of the Hudson through openings cut in the brush border around the estate.

102.   A two-out single by Kenny Lofton and a walk to Omar Vizquel loaded the bases for Baerga.

103.   A walk to Alex Rodriguez and singles by Palmeiro and Galarraga added another run in the fifth.

104.   A walk to Gregg Jefferies stained the masterpiece in the seventh inning, but Hernandez kept his no-hitter alive for one more out.

105.   A walk to Jermaine Dye loaded the bases, and Cormier was removed in favor of John Wasdin.

106.   A walk to Magglio Ordonez.

107.   A walk to Mark Johnson walked in a run.

108.   A walk to Roberto Alomar followed, but Manny Ramirez lined to second to end it.

109.   A walk to the site of Seneca Village from the society, led by Grady Turner and Cynthia Copeland, curators of the exhibition.

110.   A walk to Thomas would result in facing Belle with a runner on base, a situation he loves and pitchers fear.