MLB: 

Seattle got the W in dramatic fashion last night with a Cal Raleigh Walk-off grand slam to beat the White Sox 8 to 4. Earlier in the game, manager Scott Servais was thrown out arguing in Raleigh’s defense of a called strike three. The Mariners scored all 8 of their runs in the last two innings for the comeback against Chigaco.  It extends their division lead to 5 and a half games over idle Texas. Ms and Chisox again tonight. First pitch is at 6:40

San Francisco got by the Astros in extra innings yesterday. Austin Slater’s bases-loaded long fly off the wall sent the Giants to a 4 to 3 win in the bottom of the 10th. Pitcher Kyle Harrison pitched 6 and a third and gave up the only earned run to Houston who scored two unearned in the top of the 10th. That gets SF to a game under .500 and a half game behind the Padres for second in the West. First pitch tonight against the ‘Stros is at 6:45.

College Baseball: 

Oregon State infielder Travis Bazanna and pitcher Aiden May both received recognition from the College Baseball Writers ahead of the Super Regional last weekend. Both players are headed to next month’s MLB draft. Bazanna could be the number one overall pick.

Oregon shortstop Maddox Molony has been named a second-team freshman All-American by the College Baseball Writers. 

The Writers will announce All American teams this week.

NFL:

Seattle signed journeyman quarterback P.J. Walker yesterday, adding a third qb ahead of mandatory minicamp which starts today. The veteran Walker gives the Seahawks a third quarterback along with starter Geno Smith, and free agent signing Sam Howell.

Local: 

The Elks are 4 and 5 after the first week and a half of the season and back in Bend tonight after a weekend road trip in Springfield. They play the Drifters again to start a weeklong home stand.  First pitch of the three-game series is at 6:35.