From Joseph Durso's story in the Times: For the occasion, the Mets went into an exaggerated shift on defense: all three outfielders shallow, conceding Colbert the long ball, and all four infielders drawn up tight with Garrett and Bud Harrelson stacked near third base. So, on the second pitch, Colbert bounced a hard ball to the right side between MIlner and Felix Millan, who made a tumbling stop on the dirt and who even threw to first base for the out -- the second out. But THomas, meanwhile, was scoring from third with the winning run... Sounds like a brain fart on Millan's part, as the throw to first probably didn't matter, outside of knocking a miniscule percentage point off Apodaca's ERA with the out.