31.   A decision that allowed San Diego to tie the score, adding kerosene to the fire of speculation.

32.   A minute after Murray tied the score, however, the Kings went on a penalty binge that threatened to instantly negate the comeback.

33.   A hit in either situation would have at least tied the score.

34.   A little less than five minutes later, Lightning defenseman Roman Hamrlik tied the score.

35.   A grand slam would have tied the score, but Erickson is a sinkerball pitcher who changes speeds well.

36.   A Juan Gonzalez sacrifice fly tied the score, and a run-scoring single by Tom Goodwin put Texas ahead an inning later.

37.   A perfect block of home plate by Cubs catcher Scott Servais kept the Astros from tying the score.

38.   A low snap from Brian Edmondson to punter Royce Huffman paved the way for the Commodores to tie the score.

39.   A two-out walk and stolen base by Eric Young and an RBI double by Jeffrey Hammonds off the glove of left fielder Brian Jordan tied the score.

40.   After a walk and a strikeout, Rodriguez allowed a sacrifice fly to tie the score.