Consider the bottom of the third in Detroit vs Minnesota on May $18,1969.$

Details are available at baseball$-$reference MIN$196905180$

B $3$rd$,$ Twins Up$,$ Tiger$$s M$.$ Lolich Pitching

Batter Play

C$.$ Tovar Single

R$.$ Carew Balk; Tovar to $2$B

R$.$ Carew Walk

H$.$ Killebrew Steal to $2$B & $3$B

H$.$ Killebrew Tovar steals Home

H$.$ Killebrew Carew steals $3$B

H$.$ Killebrew Carew steals Home

H$.$ Killebrew Strikeout

T$.$ Oliva Pop out

L$.$ Cardenas Walk

G$.$ Mitterwald Fly out

$($a$)$ Determine the RE$24$ credits and debits awarded to the Twins$$ players as a result of each

play $($award a balk to the base runner and a stolen base to the base runner who reaches

it$).$

$($b$)$ If Lolich had intentionally walked Killebrew before any of the steals could have occurred,

would the expected value at that point in time have been better or worse than what

actually happened?