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New York Mets at New York Yankees, October 22, 2000

On October 22, 2000, the New York Yankees defeated the New York Mets 6-5 at Yankee Stadium I in a World Series game. It was decided by a single run. The game information lists attendance of 56,059, a game time of 210 minutes, and a night start. Conditions were recorded as 49 degrees, sunny skies, and a 15 mph wind. All of the New York Mets scoring came in one inning, 5 runs in the ninth. The line score has the New York Yankees crossing the plate in the first, second, fifth, seventh, and eighth; the first brought 2 runs. The New York Mets had 7 hits and the New York Yankees 12, with 3 and 1 errors. The win went to Roger Clemens, allowing 0 earned runs on 2 hits in 8.0 innings. Mike Hampton took the loss after 6.0 innings and 4 runs. No pitcher struck out more than Roger Clemens, who had 9. The New York Mets used Dennis Cook, Mike Hampton, Glendon Rusch, and Rick White on the mound. The New York Yankees used Roger Clemens, Jeff Nelson, and Mariano Rivera on the mound. Todd Zeile led the New York Mets at the plate: 2 for 4. Jay Payton drove in 3 for the New York Mets. Jay Payton and Mike Piazza also homered for the New York Mets. Tino Martinez led the New York Yankees at the plate: 3 for 5, 1 double, and 2 RBI. Scott Brosius also homered for the New York Yankees. The home-plate umpire was Charlie Reliford.