2B – doubles (Shane Mack hit a double, on a pitch from Steve Avery, his first in the postseason). 3B – triples (Kirby Puckett hit a triple, on a pitch from Avery, his first). HR – home runs (There were two home runs in the game. With one out, Terry Pendleton hit his second home run of the series, a home run with a man on base on a pitch from Scott Erickson in the fifth inning; with no outs, Puckett hit home run with no one on base in the eleventh inning, his second of the series, which won the game for Minnesota.) HBP – batters hit by a pitch (Lonnie Smith was hit by a pitch from Erickson. It was his first time being hit in this series) SF – sacrifice fly (Puckett was credited with a sacrifice fly, hit off of Avery.) CS – caught stealing (Keith Mitchell was thrown out by Brian Harper when attempting to steal second base on a pitch by Rick Aguilera.) SB – stolen base (Dan Gladden stole his second base of the series on a pitch from Avery to Greg Olson; Puckett also stole second on a pitch from Mike Stanton--his first stolen base of the series.) TB – total bases (It's one for a single, two for a double, three for a triple and four for a home run. For example, if a batter has two singles, a double and a home run, this would be eight total bases.) Below the batting orders and line score, the pitching summary is listed. Each pitcher used in the game is listed, along with any decision awarded to that pitcher. A pitcher can be credited with a win, a loss, a save, or a hold. Cumulative totals for pitching decisions are also shown, for either regular season or post-season play. To the right of each pitcher's name are recorded the total innings pitched, hits given up, runs allowed, earned runs allowed, bases on balls issued, and strikeouts made. More elaborate statistics may also be displayed, such as home runs allowed, pitch count, or the pitcher's cumulative earned run average. Other pitching events are shown below the summary. WP – wild pitch thrown (Mark Guthrie threw one wild pitch, his first of the series.) HBP – hit by pitch, the reverse of the listing from the batting summary (Erickson hit Lonnie Smith with a