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The Texas Rangers will take on the Houston Astros at Daikin Park in Houston, TX, on Sunday, July 13, 2025. The game is set for an afternoon start at 2:10 PM and will be broadcast on SCHN. Despite the very hot day and overcast clouds, the retractable roof at Daikin Park should keep conditions stable for play. Bruce Bochy’s Rangers come into the game with a 47-49 record, sitting 9 games back in the AL West. On the other side, Joe Espada’s Astros hold a 56-39 record, showing strength at home with a 33-18 record. Nathan Eovaldi will start for the Rangers, bringing an impressive 1.62 ERA, while Hunter Brown takes the mound for the Astros with a 2.21 ERA.

The New York Mets will visit the Kansas City Royals at Kauffman Stadium on Sunday, July 13, 2025. The game starts at 2:10 PM and will be broadcast on FDSKC. Fans can expect overcast clouds with a mild day and calm crosswinds. The Mets, led by manager Carlos Mendoza, hold a 55-41 record this season. They have been strong at home but have faced challenges on the road, with a 22-27 away record. The Royals, managed by Matt Quatraro, have a 46-50 record. They aim to improve their 23-26 home record. Clay Holmes will pitch for the Mets, while Noah Cameron starts for the Royals. The New York Mets recently took down the Kansas City Royals 3-1. Frankie Montas pitched

The Washington Nationals will visit the Milwaukee Brewers at American Family Field on Sunday, July 13, 2025. The game will start at 2:10 PM and will be broadcast on MASN. The weather is expected to be mild with a light breeze and overcast clouds. Washington, managed by Miguel Cairo, has a season record of 38-57 and sits 16 games back in the NL East. Milwaukee, led by Pat Murphy, holds a record of 55-40 and is just 1 game back in the NL Central. Starting on the mound for the Nationals is Jake Irvin, while Freddy Peralta will pitch for the Brewers. The Washington Nationals are coming off a narrow 6-5 loss against the Milwaukee Brewers. Despite the loss, the

The Western Conference playoff picture continues to heat up as Minnesota United host the San Jose Earthquakes on Saturday night in a battle of postseason hopefuls. Both clubs are coming off exhausting 120-minute matches in the U.S. Open Cup, and how they bounce back could have significant implications for the conference standings. Minnesota (10-4-7, 37 points) currently sits third in the Western Conference, just two points behind first-place San Diego FC. Their midweek Open Cup performance—a 3-1 extra-time win over the Chicago Fire—featured a breakout showing by Kelvin Yeboah, who netted twice in the extra session. The Loons have shown resilience all season, and head coach Eric Ramsay believes Tuesday’s effort, while taxing, has boosted morale more than drained it.