91.  He threw the ball hard, threw a couple of good change-ups, a decent breaking ball.

92.  He tried to use the breaking ball to get them off balance.

93.  He struck out on a Randy Myers breaking ball, waving weakly at strike three, in what might have been his final Mariner at-bat.

94.  He just never seemed to harness his control or come up with a breaking ball that he could throw consistently for strikes.

95.  He might be getting his breaking ball over for strikes early in counts.

96.  He would hold up a baseball for a fastball, toss a ball in the air for a breaking ball.

97.  He struggled to field the simplest grounders and looked overmatched against any pitcher with a breaking ball.

98.  He was such an aggressive hitter you were hoping you could get him to chase a bad breaking ball.

99.  He threw strikes and was getting his breaking ball and changeup over.

100.  He throws breaking balls and gets Guerrero to hit to the opposite field.