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And then, in the sixth inning, Randy Verlarde made baseball history.

Yankee manager Joe Torre signaled for Jorge Posada (at first) and Tino

Martinez (at second) to run on the 3-2 count to Shane Spencer.

Spencer swung, connecting for a line drive up the middle.

A's second baseman Randy Verlade then did three things:

1) He caught Shane Spencer's line drive: one out.

2) He reached out and tagged Jorge Posada: two outs.

3) He stepped on second base before Martinez could make it back: three outs.

An unassisted triple play -- the rarest feat in the game of baseball. Only

twelve have ever been made, and this was the first in a New York ballpark.

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