tight game late in Seattle.

Yankees and Mariners, Yankees had this weird start to the season, playing that uneven series with the Giants having Sunday off. They go into Seattle and they lose in the late innings. Big spot here from Blackbird. It's a dangerous hitter, although off to a terrible start. Two for 16. Pitch to Raleigh, 2-1, swing on, and hit down the first baseline into right field. And that's a base hit, and it's a game winner for Cal Raleigh as Reva scores, and the Meriters walk it off, a 2-1 victory over the Yankees. And that was Dave Sims right here on the fan, 2-1 the final score, Cal Raleigh, given much of the night off, came through in a big way in the ninth inning off of Paul Blackburn, Luis Castillo, six scoreless innings to it, ball seven strikeouts didn't factor in the decision, however.

Here was Ryan Weathers. He made the start for the Yankees. He went four and a third also struck out seven.

Just thoughts on how he feels he did. I was excited to throw and just got a little bit out of myself in the first. Bounce back well in the first. I feel I got through the ball well from there on out. I think it's just got behind counts. You know, just you got to trust my stuff over the middle of the plate and get ahead in the count. Which he did, especially in the last couple of

innings, maybe not so much early on. Fernando Cruz struck out the two batters he

faced, so ultimately the Yankees fall because they couldn't score. They'll have

Max Free taking on Logan Gilbert on the fan tonight with coverage

at 940. You also, which we talked about earlier, the ABS

challenges. The Yankees going going five for five last night.

And I guess across the league.

So I just found an ex post or an X account where they give you the numbers from the previous day.

So I don't have yesterdays yet, but I was looking through them.

There are some days where it seems like the umpires are right on it. and other days where it's just been brutal. That's only a week, but we shall see if they're going to keep track of it throughout the course of the season. As for the Mets, they went to St. Louis after they took two of three from the Pirates and a rare start from Jared Young and he made the most of it.

Pitch Young slaps one toward right center field. Walker on the run.

Not going to get to it. It takes one hop and hits the fence in deep right center.

Beatty around third. He's heading home. He's into score standing. And Jared Young in the lineup tonight makes it 3 to 1 Mets with a double to the gap in right center and they would

win 4-2 keith rad with the call on met's odyssey radio bo bachette drove in a couple of runs one with a

run scoring ground out but then an rbi single to right field his manager is carlos mendoza i'm not

surprised i thought he was more under control I'm not trying to do too much.

So, yeah, even the one that he lined up the right field, that was a pretty good at bat there, too. That's good to see. So when he's doing that, those are some good times. Maybe he wasn't looking for the moment last night, and he was just going up there and trying to make things happen. And he says, simple, simple approach. Just kind of getting back to basics.

But really, I mean, the most important thing is getting out there on the field and, you know, getting in the moment and competing and I just did a better job of that. He did for sure. Juan Soto drew a bases loaded walk. Clay Holmes, five and two-thirds for the win. And Holmes is a veteran at this point, yet he says he had butterflies before the start. There a little bit of excitement early on you know it was just first game of the year excited to be

out there yeah i mean i felt really good stuff was good i think i was just a little too you know

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