The Yankees get out of Kansas City, or at least the series opener.

They got out of that with a win.

First pitch, swing on, deep drive. Right field. Going back, Keglione, look it up, and it's gone. A home run for Cody Bellinger. And the Yankees have a 1-0 lead here in the top of the second inning. Cody Beliger's home run is seventh of the season RBI number 33. That was Dave Sims with the call here on the fan.

That's all well and good.

It's a's home run is seventh of the season RBI number 33. And that was Dave Sims with the call here on the fan. That's all well and good. It's a nice home run for Cody Bellinger, but they still needed to get a couple of runs in the ninth, and it was Anthony Volpe with the two-run single. David Bednarth then closes it out. Yankees win four, three, and come from behind fashion. Here was Jazz Chisholm, Jr.

You guys kind of were listless in those middle innings, and yet in the ninth, you turned it on and you scored a couple of runs. How'd you do that? It was time to win the game, you know, end of the game. We never quit. We never give in, and we need to win that game. So we just came together and did it, you know. We always talked to each other every every inning but you know this inning we definitely helped each other and going

into the at-bats and seeing asking each other what the other one saw and everything like that so i

feel like we talk about the managers talking too much they just caught a couple of good pitches and they won the game. Yeah. I mean, and they, well, Jazz loves talking about positive stuff. That is true. They're now 10 games over 500 the Yankees again. They're 32 and 22. Three and a half games behind the race who lost an extra innings in Baltimore. 9 to 7. We played you that Colton Couser home run last hour. As for Cam Schlittler, the start tonight on the fan at 740. At City Field, it was another lost day for the Mets as they fell to the Reds, and this was on a day where they had Nolan McLean on the mound, who clearly didn't have his best stuff. Here's the one-two pitch. Way outside, it goes off the glove of Terenz, goes to the backstop. Down the line comes Suarez. He scores standing, going to second as steer. Wild pitch presumably charged to McLean. Two to nothing, Cincinnati. All seven runs would be charged to Nolan McLean. Hi, I'm Howie Rose. The Mets lose to the red.

7-2.

Spencer Steers, single, drove in three. Tyler Stevenson hit a two-run home right now. I don't have it recorded because I just saw it before I came in, but I had the same exact thought. I can't lie. so Mike on his podcast

after Marcus Simeon

it's the home run to make it 7-1

it's so stupid they

haven't been the dugout they put the hat on them they put the vest on yeah and they're smiling

and doing the whole thing and I'm thinking you're getting your ass kicked what are we doing

with the props I would think in certain situations forget the props just forget them you them. You know, if they're doing it at the right time, the right moment. That's Marcus Simeon. He's been around for how long? Not here, but like in seven and one, it's ridiculous. It was stupid. I couldn't agree more. McLean not good. Here was Carlos Mendoza. What is wrong with him at this point? Why is it not working? He's having a hard time landing the secondary pitches for strikes. You know, there's a ton of movement, especially side-aside, not so much with depth with a sweeper, with a breaking ball. He's getting into bad counts. Yeah, and it's not working for him. He's now got an ERA of 4.40. He was asked, can you, or how do you fix this in between starts? So, I mean, like last week, I think I might have got a little bit too much after it. I felt like my legs left me pretty early today. So it's always that balance of working on stuff but not doing too much at the same time so you can be efficient in your next star and I just wasn't.

No, he was not. And they suffer the loss falling 10 games under 500 to 22 and 32. It is a mash unit. It's a bunch of kids. This isn't exactly the team they envisioned. But still, it is going quite poorly. The series continues tonight at City Field at 710. There was the combined no-hitter. I should mention that. The Astros beating the Rangers 9 to nothing, but as Al says, it's a combined no hudder. Do they really count? No, I agree with them. They don't count. They're kind of weird. The Mets have one but no one ever talks about it. We do not talk about it.

We talk about Johan Santana.

That's exactly right.

Hurricanes Canadians.

They went to overtime last night.

And this was the game winner.

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