The Twins plan to interview James Rowson, Yankees hitting coach, for a return to Minnesota where he coached 2017–2019. Baltimore also interviewed Luis Rojas for their managerial vacancy after Brandon Hyde was fired, while the Yankees reshuffle staff with Jake Hirst promoted and other assistants shifting roles.

Derek Shelton and Ramón Vázquez are floated as Twins and Orioles managerial contenders, with Cubs bench coach Ryan Flaherty and interim Tony Mansolino also in the mix. Don Mattingly links to the Marlins surface, and chatter around Kyle Tucker or Cody Bellinger keeps the rumor mill alive as Hal Steinbrenner weighs Boone and Cashman futures.

Humpy’s first Salmon Run win erupts as a watershed moment for Seattle, turning a season-long pattern of near-misses into a rallying point for fans. The late-innings moment that lifted the crowd coincided with a Mariners victory in ALDS Game 5, giving the team and city a jolt of belief as they push toward the pennant and possibly a World Series berth.

From the Salmon Run’s inception to its 15th-inning spark, the moment underscores how in-game entertainment can translate into on-field energy. With three more chances to clinch and a bright club trajectory, Humpy and Seattle’s vibe look primed for a potential historic run.

Mitch Garver anchors Seattle’s ALCS mood, delivering veteran guidance while embracing a bigger role in a loose, hungry clubhouse. The Rams? Not the team, but the mindset: keep the gas down, execute the small things, and ride a surgically cohesive group toward Seattle’s first World Series in 48 years.

George Kirby starts Game 3 with four days’ rest as Bryan Woo eyes a potential return. The energy centers on Julio Rodríguez’s spark, Garver’s leadership, and a squad that’s refused to panic after leaving Toronto with a 2-0 edge, all while the team’s chemistry fuels calm, relentless pressure at home.