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The New York Islanders head to KeyBank Center on Tuesday night for a 7:00 PM ET start against the Buffalo Sabres in a game with real playoff pressure attached to it. New York is 42-28-5 and trying to steady itself after that ugly 8-3 collapse against Pittsburgh on Monday, while Buffalo enters at 45-21-8 and still pushing for the best position it can get in the Atlantic. ESPN+ has the broadcast, and the market has the Sabres installed as a fairly clear home favorite. This is one of those spots where the schedule really matters. The Islanders are on the back end of a back-to-back and just watched a winnable game unravel in brutal fashion. Buffalo has had two days

Cleveland heads into Tuesday night at 3-2 and sitting second in the AL Central, while Los Angeles is 3-1 and still on top of the NL West even after Monday’s 4-2 loss in the series opener. First pitch is set for 10:10 p.m. ET at UNIQLO Field at Dodger Stadium, with SportsNet LA and Guardians.TV carrying the game. The opener changed the tone of this series a bit. The Dodgers are still the better roster and still priced that way, but this is no longer an unbeaten favorite coasting into a soft spot. The bigger story for bettors is the pitching setup. Tanner Bibee is lined up for Cleveland after allowing three solo homers in his first start, and he

San Francisco heads back into PETCO Park on Tuesday night for Game 2 of this series after finally getting in the win column with Monday’s 3-2 result, the first big-league managerial win for Tony Vitello. First pitch is set for 9:40 p.m. ET, with MLB.TV carrying the stream and regional coverage on NBC Sports Bay Area and Padres.TV. The bigger correction here is the record: both clubs enter Tuesday at 1-3, not 0-3 and 1-2, and both sit two games behind Los Angeles in the NL West. For the broader slate, the latest MLB previews frame where this game fits on Tuesday’s board. This matchup looks pretty simple on the surface. Logan Webb is trying to wipe away one ugly

The Yankees and Mariners are back at it Tuesday night at T-Mobile Park, with first pitch set for 9:40 p.m. ET. New York comes in 3-1 and tied for first in the AL East, while Seattle is 3-2 and sitting a half-game off the AL West lead after taking Monday’s opener 2-1 on a walk-off. It is on TBS nationally, with local coverage on YES and Mariners.TV, and the market has this one lined as essentially a coin flip. That makes sense, honestly. Max Fried gives New York the steadier profile right now, and Logan Gilbert gives Seattle more than enough swing-and-miss to keep this game in a low-scoring lane. This is one of those matchups where the side is