In today’s episode of Locked On A’s, Booney breaks down last night’s instant classic in Sacramento, where the A’s and Mariners delivered one of the most thrilling games of the season. From Luis Severino’s gritty start to Jacob Wilson’s ice-cold walk-off single in extras, this one had it all—momentum swings, clutch hits, and playoff-level drama. Booney takes you inning by inning through the emotional rollercoaster, highlighting standout performances from Shea Langeliers, JJ Bleday, and of course, the rookie hero Wilson, whose confidence and poise are quickly becoming legend. If you missed it, don’t worry—Booney paints the picture like you were there in the stands with a rally towel in one hand and a hot dog in the other.

The episode also dives into tonight’s pitching matchup, breaking down Emerson Hancock’s inconsistent arsenal and how the A’s can keep the pressure on early. Booney calls out key offensive matchups, shares injury updates on Zack Gelof and others, and gives a sneak peek into this weekend’s series against the Yankees. With the A’s now four games over .500 and the vibes at an all-time high, this episode captures not just the win, but the growing swagger of a team that’s tired of being underestimated.