Soriano had another big hit after an error opened the four-run Yankee third.
Milwaukee's Randy Wolf (6-8) gave up five runs, one earned, in seven innings, striking out eight and walking four for Milwaukee, but Craig Counsell's two-run throwing error opened the door to San Francisco's five-run sixth.
(Author's note: Mr. Robert M. Coates, of Old Chatham, New York, recently reported to this writer similar incident involving barn swallows. Coates carelessly shut barn door, barring birds from access to nests inside. Swallows circled him, buzzed him, until he saw his error, opened door. ) Mr. Franklin P. Cook, of Lawrenceville, New Jersey.
After nearly taking out Posey, the Giants star rookie catcher, when the two heavyweights collided going after a foul pop-up, Sandoval's eighth-inning throwing error opened the door for Atlanta to get back in the series, which the Braves did by tying the score one batter later on Alex Gonzalez's two-run double to left field off Giants closer Brian Wilson.
Those errors opened the door for Sweden.
In the tie-break, though, rare Wawrinka errors opened the door for Berdych and the 2010 Wimbledon finalist raced through 7-0 to send the contest into a third set.
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Dependent measures were total between-search errors (opening a box that has previously yielded a token) and strategy score.
Under normal conditions, in an unpredictable industry, and given regular levels of human error, open still beats closed.
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