With MLB's opening weekend complete, the season now moves forward as most teams begin to tee off their second series. For the Astros, who split their first series against the Angels, attention turns to a 3-game matchup with the Boston Red Sox here at Daikin, seen by many fans as an early AL battle. Houston native and former KPRC sports anchor Ari Alexander joins the fray from Boston, previewing tonight's series kickoff between the Stros and Red Sox, along with key points for fans to keep in mind about both teams ahead of tonight's tee-off.

Coming out of baseball's opening weekend following Opening Day last Thursday, MLB has now officially teed off the 2026 season. Most teams have now completed their first series of the season, looking to tee off their next. Centering the Astros, they take on the Los Angeles Angels here at Daikin for their opening series, dropping their first two games but shaking into gear Saturday and yesterday splitting the series 2-2. Looking to tee off their 3-game series against the Red Sox this evening, Steve Sparks joins Dan and Cole for a brief moment, looking back on the Astros opening series against the Angels and what to expect looking ahead to tonight's series tee-off against Boston.

With Opening Day officially kicking off the season yesterday, the MLB's 162-game race to the World Series has begun. Focusing on our very own Houston Astros, they lost Game 1 of their three-game series against the Angels, finishing with a final score of 3-0. Hoping to shake back from yesterday's slugging slump with 5 runners left on base in scoring position, Houston tees back into action this evening on Apple TV for their Game 2 rematch against the Angels. Joining the booth for today's call at Daikin tonight, former Colorado Rockies outfielder, now host and television analyst, Ryan Spilborghs, joins Dan and Cole, sharing some things he saw from Game 1 that fans should be mindful of rolling into tonight's tee-off.

Previewing the MLB's Opening Day action, one game in particular we're all focused on here in the city of Houston is the Astros season opener this afternoon, facing off against the Los Angeles Angels here at Daikin Park. Switching sides and rolling down to Los Angeles for a moment, Trent Rush from Los Angeles' KLAAM AM 830 Radio - host, reporter, and play-by-play announcer joins Dan and Cole, previewing the Astros and Angels season opener with what to expect from both sides rolling into the afternoon's tee-off.

Anticipating the afternoon's tee-offs throughout the evening and night, the MLB's Opening Day of the season has finally arrived. Making early predictions and what to look for ahead of the season's official tee-off, World Series champion and veteran back catcher Erik Kratz joins Dan and Cole ahead of the league's Opening Day. Giving some insight on a few teams and making a few predictions, Erik shares a few of the teams he minds to keep an eye on as we roll into the season's start, and who he has as favorites to go the distance through the league's 162-game season.

Now, as spring training concludes, the MLB ramps up the official start of their season today with Opening Day, following last night's Opening Night with the New York Yankees taking on the San Francisco Giants. With games held from the afternoon through the evening all day today, MLB Network's studio host Robert Flores joins Dan and Cole ahead of today's tee-offs with a few things to be mindful of, along with some odds and favorites fans should be aware of kicking into the season.

Appearing to be on the decline just a few weeks out of the playoffs tipping off, the Rockets look to be placing themselves out of playoff contention following their inability to close out late final-minute battles against their opponents. Battling the Timberwolves late last night, in what appeared to be a win for the Houston, turned into a nightmare following the Rockets' collapse in the final two minutes, allowing Minnesota to pull off a historic 13-point OT comeback win. With playoffs and the play-in tournament on the horizon, Dan and Cole look back on last night's horrific loss and pose, are the Rockets even considered a playoff team following their recent losses?