What's the mood?  Joe Torre: The result wasn't as bad as the
pitching, I didn't think. Garret hit the [heck] out of the ball
for the home run, but a lot of balls were not hit very hard.
Certainly not crying about it. That's all about baseball. But I
thought [Mussina] made some good pitches and I just thought
that, you know, they toughed it out. That's the thing about
their ballclub, you know, pitches that you may have guys who are
trying to hit home runs swing and miss at, they put in play.  I
didn't think Moose was bad. I thought he made good pitches and
just the results weren't very good.  The ball in right center
field, you know, looked like both guys were there and there's
not much that you can do about that. I'd rather have them both
go there than look at each other. It's tough to hear anything,
obviously, with the fans and everything.  I think you said you
wanted to shut down and keep Figgins off the bases and shut down
Guerrero and you accomplished both of those pretty well; are you
surprised you did t