1.   After allowing one run on two hits in the first inning, Jones gave up just one more hit over the next five innings.

2.   But he ran into trouble over the next four innings, allowing the leadoff man to reach three times and score twice.

3.   But they managed just one hit over the next five innings.

4.   Glavine allowed only a bloop hit over the next two innings and recorded two of his five strikeouts.

5.   Glavine, meanwhile, allowed only two singles to catcher Henry Blanco and a walk to Charlie Hayes over his next five innings.

6.   He certainly looked a lot better than Tavarez, who pitched the next two innings.

7.   He escaped a first-and-second, no-out situation in the second and did not allow a runner into scoring position the next five innings.

8.   He got it under control and held the Brewers to one hit over the next five innings.

9.   His fellow relievers closed down New York the next five innings as the Dodgers won.

10.   Mark Guthrie pitched the next two innings.