51.   Instead, third baseman Troy Glaus made a diving stop, but his throw to first was too late.

52.   It looked nice, but the throw to second was wild, allowing Offerman to score and Valentin to reach third.

53.   Jay Payton might have had a chance to throw him out at the plate, but his throw was several feet to the right of Pratt, the catcher.

54.   Jennifer Brundage scooped the ball up nicely and her throw to first was just in time.

55.   Left fielder Warren Newson had a shot at him at the plate, but the throw was well to the left of catcher Ivan Rodriguez and bounced past him.

56.   Lleft fielder Damon Buford tried to nail Devereaux at third, but the throw was wide and the ball rolled to the backstop.

57.   Lugo made a terrific diving stop to his left, but his throw to first was in the dirt and Jeff Bagwell could not make the scoop.

58.   No one was injured and the Dodger publicity department said the throw was merely a prank, but Japanese writers who cover Nomo thought otherwise.

59.   Not all his throws were Kodak moments, but some of his receivers brought their A games out in the second half.

60.   Not that every throw was spun gold.