SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. Pat Burrell felt good about his at-bats Mondaynight and not just because his single, walk and home run cameagainst a certain opponent in bright blue jerseys. "My first hits against Texas in two years," said Burrell, everso mindful of his 0-for-13, 11-strikeout misery against the Rangersin the World Series last year. "Too bad they don't count." It counted for something, though. Burrell was 2 for 17 enteringMonday and had become so frustrated that he overhauled his approachin batting practice. Instead of bombing baseballs onto the berm inleft field, he tried to work everything to the right side.