Let me set up the baseball locals for tonight after they had Monday off.

Of course, Yanks will begin a six-game road trip through Kansas City and Boston,

first of three with the Royals this evening.

We got pre-game coverage, 710 here on the fan and the Free Odyssey app.

Good pitching matchup.

Max Fried and 25-year-old rookie left-hander Noah Cameron.

How about this for the start of a big league career?

Five starts, two and one with a 0.85 ERA and a wood that's even

lower. He's completed at least six innings in each start. And maybe he'll throw great today,

especially I guess the Yankees probably haven't seen him yet. But every time the Yankees

play the Royals, it's like, as good as can, like even when Seth Lugo last year came into Yankee Stadium with an ERA of like, you know, 1.5,

the Yankees handled him no problem.

And, you know, but we'll see.

Well, this guy's off to a good start.

And you're right.

We'll see if he can do the same against the Yankees tonight.

I'll get to the Mets in a minute.

Yanks will begin the night with a four-game lead and the raise. They're now tied for second place after Tampa Bay beat the Red Sox at Fenway Park Monday, 10 to 8 in 11 innings.

I don't know if you guys saw any of this. There were some questionable ball strike calls that went against Boston late in the game. Anthony, who went 0 for 4 with a walk, a strikeout, an RBI, and an unfortunate play for him in right field where he overran a ball right under his glove and led to a run.

So that was a little uncomfortable for him, but, you know, it's the first of many that he will hopefully play for them up there in Boston.

The Mets are down in D.C. to visit the Nationals. Griffin Canning, opposed by McKenzie Gore.

That's a 710 first pitch on Odyssey Mets Radio.

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