0.00 -- ERA posted by Byung-Hyun Kim since being sent down to Class AAA Tucson. He has 13 strikeouts in 8 1/3 innings. Ryan Klesko has an outside shot at a 30-30 season. Chris Covatta/Allsport .154 -- Darin Erstad's batting average (4-for-26) in August, dropping his season average from .371 to .358. .315 -- Mike Hampton's batting average. The Mets lefty went 2-for-3 with two RBIs in New York's 6-5 win against Houston on Aug. 7. He also has eight RBIs. 2 -- Pitches thrown by Oakland closer Jason Isringhausen in the ninth inning of a 4-3 loss to New York on Aug. 8 -- both solo home runs. That's all it took for Izzy to blow a save to the Yankees as Bernie Williams and David Justice took him deep. 3 -- Times a pitcher has given up four homers in an inning this season. Cubs lefty Phil Norton tossed up gopher balls to Kevin Elster, Darren Dreifort, Gary Sheffield and Shawn Green during the fourth inning in Los Angeles on Aug. 8. Jose Lima and Andy Benes were the other two pitchers victimized with four-homer innings this year, both at Enron Field. Prior to this season, it had only happened 15 times. 6 -- Stolen bases for Ryan Klesko in August, giving him 18 for the season. His career high for a season before 2000 was six, in 1996. 7 -- Consecutive starts won by Atlanta's Tom Glavine. He has allowed only 17 earned runs during his winning streak. 7.11 -- Denny Neagle's ERA in his last two starts, both losses. He won his first two starts with the Yankees while posting a 2.25 ERA. 12 -- Strikeouts for Greg Vaughn in his past 26 at-bats. The good news is he also has nine hits, including three home runs, and nine walks. Twelve is also the number of players still on Tampa Bay's lineup that were with the team on opening day. 13 -- RBI for Astros third baseman Chris Truby in his past four games. 14 -- Hits for Jim Thome in 26 at-bats, including three home runs and 12 RBI, during the Indians' recent six-game winning streak. 15 -- Different designated hitters used by the Red Sox this season. Bernard Gilkey became No. 15 on Aug. 7. 16 -- Multi-hit games for Johnny Damon since the All-Star Break. He's had more than two hits in 13 of those games, including five four-hitters. 29 -- RBIs needed by Bernie Williams to tie the single-season record of 130 by a switch-hitter, held by Mickey Mantle and Ken Caminiti. 46 -- Runs driven in by Cubs shortstop Ricky Gutierrez, matching his career high set in 1998. 86 -- Home runs hit by Houston at home, a club record. The Astros broke the old mark of 82, set in 1998 in the Astrodome, with 32 home games remaining this season. 100 -- RBIs by Cubs slugger Sammy Sosa for the sixth season in a row, breaking the club record. Hack Wilson did it in five straight from 1926-30. 182 -- Consecutive games without an error by Giants outfielder Marvin Benard. 440 -- Career home runs hit by Jose Canseco. It's the most home runs ever hit by a player before joining the Yankees. The next closest on the list: Rocky Colavito (369), Chili Davis (328), Darryl Strawberry (294) and Reggie Jackson (281). 903 -- Combined distance, in feet, of the two home runs hit by Dodgers pitcher Darren Dreifort on Aug. 8 against the Cubs. 1.4 million -- Dollars the Yankees are on the hook for with Jose Canseco, minimum, for his services the rest of the season. Canseco will make about $900,000 for the rest of this season and has a buyout clause of $500,000 for 2001. Otherwise the Yanks would have to pay him $4 million for 2001. The Yanks' most recent spending spree inflated their payroll to approximately $108 million.