In a very speedy episode, we recap the 3-2 Ms win from last night, tee-up the Wizard of Westchester's start tonight and look around the Majors from Friday. 

In which Tyler Locklear has an impressive home run against a very impressive Garrett Crochet, but the Ms strike out 19 times and drop the finale, and we preview a key series against the Rangers. 

In which a couple of solo home runs punctuate an otherwise excellent pitching matchup, Victor Robles continues to not impress me much, and the out of town scoreboard is quite favourable. 

In which Cal Raleigh comes up large again in the late innings, congratulations are in order for Dylan Moore, and the Mariners front office has a quick trigger on the DFA'd gun. 

In which Cal Raleigh crushes a walk off grand slam, Luke Raley bunts like a madman, and the smattering of scores on the Monday night go the Mariners way. 

In which the Ms salvage a win in Kansas City, Tyler Locklear gets his first MLB hit and RBI , the divisional races are setting themselves up nicely, and the White Sox visit Seattle for a 4-gamer.

In which the Ms get a normal person start from Castillo, but that wasn't enough, we look ahead at a tough match up in the final game of this series and talk baseball in Kansas City over the years. 

In which we have a strong candidate for toughest loss of the year, we try to make sense of what actually happened out in Missouri, and hope to see some resiliency out of the Mariners in game 2 of this series. 

In which the rubber hits the road and the Ms take off for Kansas City with a win, it was a Mitch Garver night for the offence which hasn't happened much, and the Red Sox hang 24 hits on the White Sox. 

In which we see what the hype around Mason Miller is all about, thankfully the As don't hang a perfect game on the Ms, and speaking of matchups Shohei Ohtani and Paul Skenes duke it out in Pittsburgh, PA.