Very good night for the Mets.

They scored a whole bunch of runs in the first inning, five, and then a couple of home runs.

Right after that, they wound up beating the Padres 8 to 3. Brett Beatty homered in the first. That five run for, what was that first inning like? I don't know. We just feel like we're on a skateboard. We're just riding around out there, having fun. But no, we're turning the fastball around. that's when we're at our best.

On a skateboard.

All right.

Well, that was on Metz Odyssey Radio.

You had the combination of Clay Holmes. But no, we're turning the fastball around. That's when we're at our best. On a skateboard. All right.

Well, that was on Mitz Odyssey Radio.

You had the combination of Clay Holmes and Sean Maniah doing the full nine innings. Holmes was the first four. Mania, the second five. He allowed a run for hits, four strikeouts. He was on S&Y discussing his outing. Give up a home run. but yeah, I mean, this game's tough. It's big leagues. And when he can persevere at those things, it feels really good. So tonight felt really, really good. Mets again, five games over, 578 and 73, remain a game and a half ahead of the Diamondbacks who beat the giant six to five. Tonight you've got David Peterson facing Nick Povetta Mets Odyssey Radio at 710 as for the Yankees boy things were just humming along Anthony hits one through the right side of base hit Luis Rojas going to wave jazz

and he's going to score easily that speed Anthony Volpe ringing the bell with an RBI to make it

10-1 Yankees here in a fourth.

And Volpe, welcome back to the lineup of two-for-two. Two-run scored and a walk. 10-1. So you would have thought turn out the lights. This party and game is over. Well, it was 10-9 was the final score. David Bednar gave up a solo home run in the night, but did ultimately close it out. You had Cam Schlittler struggle struggle in his outing, and also Ryan Yarborough was not good, giving up four runs in a third of an inning, but the Yankees do win the game. And that does bring me to our Thrivewell player of the game, brought you by Thrivewell and Fusion. We are going to go with Ben Rice. Now, why would I go with Ben Rice? well because he played really well, had three hits in the game.

Here he was discussing the almost comeback by the Twins.

That was not.

Yeah, I mean, that's why you got to just keep pouring it on.

So credit to us for getting all those runs on the board because you never, these guys are a tough lineup,

and they were able to scrape some runs across.

He had an RBI double part of his three hit night and he is our Yankees thriving player of the game brought to by Thrivewell New York's Perrier Infusion and Injection Center, Injection Center, saving lives drip by drip. Visit thrivewell infusion.com. So they do win the game. It wasn't a thing of beauty in terms of the way it finished, but they do end up winning, and that was good Anthony Volpe did play at shortstop. He had a couple of hits, including the RBI single.

We played. Mark Leiter, the win in relief. Tonight, Luis Heel, Taj Bradley go. It'll be on the fan at 740. The Mariners beat the Royals 12 to 5, and along the way. First pitch. Swung on, hit well, center field.

It's going back.

His bell at the warning track.

At the wall.

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