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The Detroit Tigers are tearing through the American League this year, and they’re about to take on one of the coldest teams in baseball — the Colorado Rockies. It’s a classic tale of top versus bottom as the AL Central leaders roll into Coors Field, a hitter’s paradise, to open a three-game series. For Colorado, the story is darker. Their 2024 season so far has been painful to watch. At 6-28, they’re battling for something much more basic than a postseason spot: respectability. Let’s break down this series — where it’s trending, what to expect, and which players you’ll want to keep your eyes on. It’s not just a slow start. It’s historic. The Rockies have lost 25 of their

The Boston Red Sox are heading into a pivotal three-game home series against the Texas Rangers, but one major storyline looms large: Boston’s bullpen has been anything but reliable. And that puts them under pressure against a Rangers lineup trying to climb out of its own slump. With playoff aspirations for both teams, this isn’t just another early-season matchup — it’s a character check. The numbers don’t lie. Heading into Tuesday’s game, the Red Sox were tied with the Phillies for the most blown saves in the league (8), a shocking stat considering their closer Aroldis Chapman is 4-for-4 in save opportunities. The issue lies in the middle relief — and that’s been unraveling fast. It all seemed to crash

The Phillies are headed south to face the Tampa Bay Rays, and all eyes are on Bryce Harper. The former MVP is looking to shake off a rough start to his season. But will this road series give him the spark he needs? As the Phillies aim to extend their win streak against Tampa Bay, there’s plenty at stake — not just for Harper, but for the team’s momentum in a tight season. Let’s dive into what fans can expect, who’s on the mound, and why this series could shift the tide for both ball clubs. Bryce Harper’s bat hasn’t exactly been lighting up the stat sheets lately. He’s hit just .170 with a single home run and three RBIs

The Arizona Diamondbacks and New York Mets are set to face off once again, just a week after their last meeting. This time, the showdown shifts to Chase Field in Phoenix for a three-game set starting Monday night. Arizona is coming off a dramatic 11-9 extra-inning win in Philadelphia, salvaging the final game of a tough road trip that included back-to-back losses to the Phillies. The D-backs led 7-1 before nearly collapsing, only to erupt for three runs in the 10th inning and hold on. With Corbin Burnes sidelined due to shoulder inflammation, right-hander Ryne Nelson (1-0, 5.82 ERA) will get the start in the opener. Nelson has struggled against the Mets in the past, holding a 7.64 ERA in