51.   In the sixth, the Brewers again had runners on second and third with one out, but the knuckleballer escaped.

52.   In the third inning, Colorado had runners at first and second with one out.

53.   In the third, the Yankees had two runners on base but came up empty as Mercker worked out of the jam with a pair of infield popouts.

54.   In the third, they had runners on first and third with one out when Erstad hit a fly ball to shallow center.

55.   In the eighth, the Angels had runners on second and third with none out when Molina and Salmon were at the center of controversy again.

56.   In the fourth, they had runners at first and second with one out when Troy Glaus singled to center.

57.   In the ninth, the Sox had runners on first and third with two out, but Kelvim Escobar got pinch hitter Scott Hatteberg to fly to right.

58.   In the second inning, the Devil Rays had runners on first and third with one out before Washburn escaped by striking out Andy Sheets and Jason Tyner.

59.   In the sixth inning on Thursday night, they had runners at first and second with Mark Lemke at the plate to sacrifice the runners to second and third.

60.   In the sixth, the Mets had runners on first and second with nobody out and the heart of the order coming up.