How They Scored

ATLANTA 1ST:   R Furcal singled to left.  M Giles doubled to center, R Furcal 
to third.  G Sheffield grounded into fielder's choice to pitcher, R Furcal and 
M Giles scored on throwing error by pitcher T Ohka.  C Jones flied out to 
center.  A Jones struck out swinging.  R Fick homered to right, G Sheffield 
scored.  V Castilla struck out swinging. (4 Runs, 3 Hits, 1 Error)  
ATLANTA 4, MONTREAL 0.

MONTREAL 1ST:   E Chavez homered to right.  J Carroll lined out to third.  
O Cabrera grounded out to second.  B Wilkerson grounded out to second. 
(1 Run, 1 Hit, 0 Errors)  ATLANTA 4, MONTREAL 1.

ATLANTA 2ND:   H Blanco grounded out to shortstop.  G Maddux grounded out to 
shortstop.  R Furcal doubled to left center.  M Giles doubled to deep center, 
R Furcal scored.  G Sheffield reached on infield single to shortstop, M Giles to 
third.  C Jones struck out swinging. (1 Run, 3 Hits, 0 Errors)  
ATLANTA 5, MONTREAL 1.

MONTREAL 3RD:   J Macias doubled to deep center.  T Ohka singled to center, 
J Macias to third.  E Chavez singled to right, J Macias scored, T Ohka to second. 
 J Carroll sacrificed to pitcher, T Ohka to third, E Chavez to second.  
O Cabrera singled to center, T Ohka and E Chavez scored.  O Cabrera stole second. 
B Wilkerson popped out to second.  W Cordero grounded out to shortstop. 
(3 Runs, 4 Hits, 0 Errors)  ATLANTA 5, MONTREAL 4.

ATLANTA 4TH:   G Maddux singled to center.  R Furcal singled to center, 
G Maddux thrown out at third.  M Giles doubled to left, R Furcal to third.  
G Sheffield doubled to right, R Furcal and M Giles scored.  C Jones flied out to 
left.  A Jones walked.  R Fick singled to center, G Sheffield to third, A Jones 
to second.  V Castilla grounded out to shortstop. (2 Runs, 5 Hits, 0 Errors)  
ATLANTA 7, MONTREAL 4.

ATLANTA 5TH:   H Blanco grounded out to pitcher.  G Maddux reached on infield 
single to second.  R Furcal grounded into fielder's choice to first, G Maddux 
out at second.  R Furcal stole second. M Giles doubled to deep left, R Furcal 
scored.  G Sheffield grounded out to third. (1 Run, 2 Hits, 0 Errors) 
ATLANTA 8, MONTREAL 4.

MONTREAL 6TH:   O Cabrera flied out to deep right center.  B Wilkerson 
doubled to right.  W Cordero flied out to right.  R Calloway homered to center, 
B Wilkerson scored.  B Schneider grounded out to second. (2 Runs, 2 Hits, 0 Errors)  
ATLANTA 8, MONTREAL 6.

MONTREAL 7TH:   R King relieved G Maddux. J Macias walked.  H Mateo hit for 
J Manon. H Mateo singled to center, J Macias to second.  E Chavez singled to 
right, J Macias scored, H Mateo to second.  K Gryboski relieved R King. 
J Carroll sacrificed to pitcher, H Mateo to third, E Chavez to second.  
O Cabrera singled to center, H Mateo and E Chavez scored, O Cabrera to second 
advancing on throw.  J Bong relieved K Gryboski. B Wilkerson flied out to deep 
center, O Cabrera to third.  R Hernandez relieved J Bong. W Cordero homered to 
left, O Cabrera scored.  R Calloway singled to left.  B Schneider walked, 
R Calloway to second.  J Macias struck out swinging. (5 Runs, 5 Hits, 0 Errors)  
ATLANTA 8, MONTREAL 11.

ATLANTA 8TH:   H Mateo at second base. L Ayala relieved J Manon. J Carroll at 
third base. G Sheffield struck out looking.  C Jones singled to center.  
A Jones grounded out to first, C Jones to second.  R Fick homered to right, 
C Jones scored.  V Castilla flied out to deep center. (2 Runs, 2 Hits, 0 Errors)  
ATLANTA 10, MONTREAL 11.

MONTREAL 8TH:   D Bragg in center field. H Mateo struck out swinging.  
E Chavez flied out to center.  J Carroll reached on infield single to shortstop.  
O Cabrera homered to left, J Carroll scored.  B Wilkerson grounded out to 
first. (2 Runs, 2 Hits, 0 Errors)  ATLANTA 10, MONTREAL 13.

Game Story

MONTREAL (Ticker) -- An offensive weekend in Montreal may have 
the Atlanta Braves searching for bullpen help heading into
Wednesday's trade deadline.

Orlando Cabrera homered and matched a career high with six RBI
as the Montreal Expos pounded the Atlanta bullpen in a 13-10
triumph.

The Braves bolted to a 4-0 lead and were ahead, 8-4, in the
sixth with Greg Maddux on the mound.  Maddux allowed a two-run
homer to Ron Calloway in the bottom of the inning and Ray King
(3-1) took over to start the seventh.

King did not retire any of the three batters he faced and fellow
relievers Kevin Gryboski and Roberto Hernandez also were
ineffective. Gryboski allowed a run while retiring just one
batter and Hernandez was tagged for three runs and four hits in
1 1/3 innings.

The Braves scored 33 runs in the series but lost two of the
three games.  Atlanta has compiled the best record in baseball
behind their potent offense and solid starting pitching, but the
bullpen - other than All-Star closer John Smoltz - has been
erratic at best.

With the team seemingly headed for another postseason berth,
Atlanta general manager John Schuerholz may look to make a move
for a veteran reliever before Wednesday's non-waiver trade
deadline.

"We played poorly today, that sums it up," Braves manager
Bobby Cox said. "We have got a great ballclub, we are hitting
it, catching it, and we can pitch it too.  We just didn't
pitch well this series."
 
Maddux, who was denied his 10th win of the season, defended his
bullpen.

"There are not going to be many times when the offense puts
up eight or 10 runs and you lose," Maddux said. 
 
The Braves' Marcus Giles tied a major league record with four
doubles.  He became the 20th player to accomplish the feat
and first since Houston's Jeff Bagwell on June 14, 1996.

"(The loss) takes all the shine off of it unfortunately,"
Giles said. "But that is the way it goes, it is just part of
the game."

Montreal starter Tomo Ohka was tagged for eight runs and 14 hits
in five innings.  Julio Manon (1-2) followed with two scoreless
frames and notched his first career victory.

Rocky Biddle worked a perfect ninth for his 25th save.

"We didn't give up and that's what is important," Expos manager
Frank Robinson said. "We got a lot of clutch hits today and 
Cabrera had a tremendous day.  Everybody chipped in today."

"The bullpen did the job today, they were great," Cabrera said. "I
don't think people realize how much depth we have down there."

The Braves seized a 4-0 lead in the first as Ohka committed a 
two-run throwing error and Robert Fick hit the first of his 
two, two-run homers.

Endy Chavez opened the bottom of the first inning with his
fifth home run but back-to-back doubles by Rafael Furcal
and Giles in the second extended Atlanta's advantage to 5-1.

Chavez had an RBI single and Cabrera a two-run base hit as
Montreal closed within 5-4.  Again the Braves responded, 
scoring twice in the fourth on a two-run double by Gary 
Sheffield.

Giles' RBI double in the fifth - his fourth two-base hit in
as many at-bats - pushed the Atlanta advantage to 8-4.  The
last player to double in each of his first four at-bats was
the Chicago Cubs' Billy Williams on June 9, 1969.

Calloway's homer off Maddux in the bottom of the sixth halved
the Expos' deficit and Montreal torched the Atlanta bullpen in
the seventh.

King took over and walked Jose Macias before surrendering
back-to-back singles to pinch hitter Henry Mateo and Chavez.
After Chavez's base hit got the Expos within a run, Gryboski
came on and Jamey Carroll got down a bunt.

Cabrera followed with a two-run single that gave Montreal a 9-8
lead.  Jung Bong came on and got the only batter he faced before
Hernandez replaced the rookie and surrendered a two-run shot to
Wil Cordero.

Fick's second two-run homer of the game got Atlanta within
11-10 in the eighth, but Hernandez continued to struggle -
allowing a two-run homer to Cabrera in the bottom of the
inning.

"It was a great comeback, we actually hit Maddux pretty good,"
 said.