71.   The Indians scored four runs in seven innings off the seemingly invincible Greg Maddux, including two on the second Series homer by Albert Belle.

72.   The Mets added three more runs in the third inning, including a solo homer by Cedeno.

73.   The Matadors scored in the first inning on a two-run homer by Kurt Airoso.

74.   The National League had a one-run lead, thanks to a three-run homer by Barry Bonds in the top of the inning.

75.   The only run he allowed came on a homer by Damien Easley in the sixth inning.

76.   The other hits were a fifth-inning double by Wiki Gonzalez and a seventh-inning homer by Gonzalez.

77.   The only RBI among the top four is a solo homer by Chipper Jones.

78.   The only run Perez allowed came via a pinch-hit homer by Gary Matthews Jr. with one out in the seventh inning.

79.   The other run he allowed, in the fourth, was a solo homer by John Olerud, the sixth-leading hitter in the National League.

80.   The Padres tacked on two runs in the eighth with back-to-back homers by Ruben Rivera and Wally Joyner.