The Houston Astros have ripped out the hearts of the Seattle Mariners plenty of times in downtown Houston, so the Mariners couldn't hide their excitement after a huge sweep at Daikin Park.

The last time the Astros were in California, they swept the Dodgers in early July to get to a season-high 20 games over .500 and open up a seven-game lead in the American League West standings. They w

Sunday's 7-3 loss to Seattle left Houston in a three-game deficit with six to play. "We have to go out there and win," Carlos Correa said.

In perhaps their biggest regular-season series in the past five seasons, the Mariners strolled into Daikin Park and swept the Astros to take a three-game lead in the AL West.

The All-Star swatted a grand slam on Saturday, but was taken out of the lineup due to left oblique soreness, according to the team. Luckily for Houston, it shouldn't be serious, according to GM Dana Brown, who spoke on the pre-game radio show in comments relayed by The Athletic's Chandler Rome on X (formerly Twitter).

Details on the TV and radio broadcasts for the Seattle Mariners' series finale against the Houston Astros on Sunday.

Victor Robles' game-ending catch was met with different reactions in the TV broadcast booths of the Astros and Mariners, but you could hear the loud Seattle call on the Houston broadcast.