81.   In the ninth, after Reese opened with a double, Leiter retired the next three batters.

82.   In the first inning, he walked the first two batters then struck out Delino DeShields to bring up Albert Belle.

83.   In the ninth, Gooden walked two of the first three batters and threw a wild pitch.

84.   In the second, outfielder Dave Martinez and Noberto Martin singled back to back, but Hanson retired the next three batters.

85.   In the sixth, Hinchliffe retired the first two batters, then carelessly walked two.

86.   It turned out to be a big play, because Hill walked the next two batters.

87.   Jackson redeemed himself from a rotten Wednesday night outing when he retired only one of the five batters he faced in a seven-run seventh inning.

88.   Jamie Moyer walked the first two batters and Dave Hollins homered.

89.   John Olerud began the fourth with a single and Robin Ventura ripped a one-out single, but Brown retired the next two batters on groundouts.

90.   Johnson retired the next three batters to escape further damage, but it would prove to be too big of a deficit.