| final out | 14.35 | It was another final out. | ||
| second out | 10.99 | It was only the second out, though. | ||
| third out | 6.45 | It would have been the third out. | ||
| first out | 4.48 | Mittlmeier was the first out. | ||
| easy out | 3.29 | No easy out with him. | ||
| last out | 1.84 | And I had the last out. | ||
| quick out | 1.78 | Two quick outs. | ||
| the out | 1.78 | The first six outs were strikeouts. | ||
| big out | 1.25 | Big outs by Andy Pettitte. | ||
| eating out | 0.86 | Food, drink and eating out are rather cheaper than in Britain. | ||
| further out | 0.86 | I turned and swam a few strokes further out to sea. | ||
| fly out | 0.79 | Phil Nevin singled and Ed Sprague ended the inning with a fly out. | ||
| little out | 0.72 | Three little outs. | ||
| straight out | 0.72 | But he ended the game with three straight outs. | ||
| double out | 0.66 | Finley doubled in the fifth and scored on a two-out double by Wally Joyner. | ||
| pop out | 0.66 | Ground outs, pop outs, strikeouts. | ||
| tough out | 0.66 | A tough out. | ||
| extra out | 0.59 | But we gave them an extra out. | ||
| farther out | 0.53 | In fact, such insurance costs more, not less, the farther out in time you go. | ||
| sure out | 0.53 | Some even ran out infield squibblers that were sure outs. |