41.   And then the Yankees scored three runs in the fifth.

42.   And this one, Le Bocage, had a good run in a Bigelow Street location that could hardly be called optimal.

43.   And the Mariners used eight hits to score six runs in the seventh.

44.   And the Pirates took advantage, scoring three unearned runs in the sixth inning.

45.   And the US capitalized on three errors to score six runs in the fourth.

46.   And yet there he was Tuesday night, earning the win by allowing just one run in seven innings.

47.   Another commercial featured a driving teacher taking pupils on hair-raising test runs in their abuse-proof Kias.

48.   Anderson threw out Sandy Alomar at the plate with what would have been the tying run in the seventh.

49.   Andy Pettitte will try to erase this game from his memory, after allowing six runs in two-plus innings in the most notable failure of his career.

50.   Angels starter Jarrod Washburn failed to match Weaver, surrendering a run in the third inning and losing his composure in the fourth.