The Yankees wound up losing three, two.

You had the Kobe Mayo go-ahead home run and the three-run home were off of Brent Hedrick in the seventh inning. That was after Ryan Weathers took a no-hitter into the seventh. Did give up a base hit. He was charged with two runs on the one hit and three walks. Here was Weathers. Why so good tonight? I felt like I was competing in the strike zone really well.

Still had a few walks, which I wish I could take back.

But yeah, just got my stuff in the zone.

He did, but unfortunately it wasn't good enough because the Yankee offense, aside from Ben Rice, was pretty non-existent.

Matter of fact, Jazz Chisholm, when 0-4 struck out three times. Some of them seemed like uncompetitive at bats too. So the Yankees have lost four straight. But we do have a thriving player of the game brought to you by Thriveville, New York's Premier Infusion and Injection Center. Saving Lives, drip by drip, visit Thrivalinfusion.com. And I could go with Weathers, who took the no-hitter into the seventh, but because we've

got a big bet, and he's the only guy that did a damn thing offensively, we go to Ben Rice. Three-one. Swung on a hit to the gap in left center field. It's hit well, going way back as Taylor Ward. It is gone. Ben Rice, powers one opo, a two-run shot, and the Yankees have a two-nothing lead here in the third for Ben his 13th home run RBI's 28 and 29 he could put the hammer to it can he?

And so yes he could Dave Sims on the fan so 13 home runs for Rice a few behind judges we will keep track of that he is our player of the game. Yankees and Orioles will play again later tonight on the fan at 635. Will Warren the start for New York. Yankees, two games behind the raise who beat the Blue Jays, 8 to 5. Kevin Gossman got lit up in that game. The Mets calling up one of their top prospects and outfielder, AJ Ewing. Mets Tigers tonight at City Field, Freddie Peralta, Jack Flarity. The starters there. We get to the NBA playoffs, a series that everyone in New York has their eyes on. That would be the Cavaliers and the Pistons. The Knicks waiting on the winner of this series, and we're going to have to wait just a little bit longer because Cleveland got things even last night. 30 seconds left. Hardin dancing on Harris.

Home step back three.

Splash!

James Hardin!

And in that spot, Noah Eagle, the call on Peacock on that spot that put them up 113-109.

It was a one-point game, huge shot for James Harden, who had 24.

Donovan Mitchell with 43, 112-103.

The Cavs beat the Pistons, even up the series at 2-2.

So you also had, while the Cavaliers were playing the Pistons,

you had the Guardians beating the Angels 7 to 2 last night notable because Hardin

came out to the press conference and he was wearing an

angel's hat and so reporters

wondered about that. Angels kept

because they're in television.

I don't know who playing who

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