21.   He faced three batters, walked all three, took a walk himself and left as is major league legacy an earned-run average of infinity.

22.   He faced two batters in the seventh and was charged with the seventh and final Red Sox run.

23.   He faced two batters, allowing an RBI single to Cedeno and a walk to Damon Buford, the latter reloading the bases.

24.   He faced eight batters in the first inning and six of them hit safely, including five in a row.

25.   He faced six batters in the second inning and retired none and was responsible for all four runs.

26.   He faced two batters in the sixth, giving up a run-scoring single and then got out of the inning on a line drive to shortstop.

27.   He faced five batters and managed one out besides the three walks and a leadoff double.

28.   He faced one batter over the minimum and dominated his opponents.

29.   He pitched much more effectively after the trade deadline by relearning to trust his fastball on the outside corner, when facing right-handed batters.

30.   He faced five batters and was charged with three runs.