Please read the following table in Markdown format and then answer the question according to the table. Table cells in one row are seperated by '|', and different rows are seperated by '
'.

Table:
| Date | Opponent | Score | Loss | Attendance |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| August 1 | @ Atlanta | 6-5 | Glavine (8-9) | 34,203 |
| August 3 | @ Milwaukee | 12-3 | Capuano (5-6) | 22,306 |
| August 4 | @ Milwaukee | 6-5 | Adams (1-1) | 18,196 |
| August 5 | @ Milwaukee | 11-6 | Santos (9-7) | 32,225 |
| August 6 | @ St. Louis | 6-4 | Glavine (8-10) | 43,949 |
| August 7 | @ St. Louis | 2-1 | Stanton (0-5) | 45,364 |
| August 8 | @ St. Louis | 6-2 | Leiter (8-4) | 43,578 |
| August 10 | Houston | 7-3 | Munro (2-4) | 28,472 |
| August 11 | Houston | 5-4 | Looper (2-3) | 32,060 |
| August 12 | Houston | 2-1 | Weathers (6-7) | 26,419 |
| August 13 | Arizona | 10-6 | Fossum (2-12) | 22,124 |
| August 14 | Arizona | 4-3 | Gonzalez (0-6) | 37,599 |
| August 15 | Arizona | 2-0 | Trachsel (10-9) | 36,590 |
| August 17 | @ Colorado | 6-4 | Wheeler (3-1) | 34,387 |
| August 18 | @ Colorado | POSTPONED | POSTPONED | POSTPONED |
| August 19 | @ Colorado | 10-3 | Estes (13-5) | 30,827 |
| August 19 | @ Colorado | 4-2 | Reed (3-3) | 29,918 |
| August 20 | @ San Francisco | 7-3 | Trachsel (10-10) | 42,211 |
| August 21 | @ San Francisco | 11-9 | Correia (0-1) | 42,418 |
| August 22 | @ San Francisco | 3-1 | Ginter (1-3) | 42,359 |
| August 23 | San Diego | 9-4 | Heilman (0-1) | 25,475 |
| August 24 | San Diego | 3-1 | Benson (10-10) | 25,558 |
| August 25 | San Diego | 4-0 | Leiter (9-5) | 28,067 |
| August 26 | San Diego | 10-3 | Trachsel (10-11) | 27,621 |
| August 27 | LA Dodgers | 9-2 | Alvarez (7-5) | 42,694 |
| August 28 | LA Dodgers | 4-2 | Stanton (2-6) | 40,660 |
| August 29 | LA Dodgers | 10-2 | Benson (10-11) | 33,582 |
| August 30 | Florida | 6-4 | Bell (0-1) | 16,468 |
| August 31 | Florida | 5-0 | Trachsel (10-12) | 17,770 |
Question:
Which team had the attendance of 16,468 and lost?
Answer:
Bell (0-1)