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Milwaukee heads into Saturday afternoon’s middle game of the three-game set in Minneapolis riding the momentum from a 17–6 rout on Friday night. After scoring all of their runs in the first three innings, the Brewers will look to keep Minnesota’s pitching staff on its heels as they chase a series win. For more on how both clubs match up, see our full MLB previews. Christian Yelich shouldered much of the offensive load in Game 1, tying the franchise record with eight RBIs—becoming the first player since RBIs were officially tracked in 1920 to drive in eight runs without a homer. He collected 10 hits in his last 19 at-bats and now sits at 14 homers and 52 RBIs over

With their eight-game losing streak finally snapped, the Chicago White Sox head into Saturday afternoon’s rematch against the Toronto Blue Jays riding a wave of confidence. After dropping both ends of a Thursday doubleheader in St. Louis, Chicago erupted for seven first-three-inning runs in Friday’s 7-1 victory in Toronto. That early offensive assault not only turned the tide for the club but also shifted the betting market—if you’re looking for angle-based plays, see our latest MLB picks for recommended lines and props. Toronto plans to send José Berríos to the mound, a veteran right-hander who has posted a 2-3 record and 3.81 ERA this season. Against the White Sox, however, he owns a sterling 14-6 ledger with a 3.16 ERA

The St. Louis Cardinals have found a spark in the bat of Alec Burleson, whose breakout performance over the last two months has coincided with a four-game winning streak. After a slow April, Burleson’s disciplined approach has lifted his season line to .312 with a .460 slugging percentage, and he’ll look to extend his eight-game hitting streak in Saturday’s middle contest of the three-game series against the Cincinnati Reds. Burleson opened the season batting just .260 with a .294 slugging percentage through the first month. In late April, manager Oliver Marmol invited him for an informal meeting—complete with drinks and candid conversation—to refocus his mindset. The effect was immediate. May saw him hit .303, and he carried that momentum into

The Chicago Cubs (39–40) and Seattle Mariners (42–36) enter Saturday’s middle contest with contrasting trajectories. Seattle snapped an eight-game losing streak earlier this week before riding Cal Raleigh’s historic performance to a 9–4 win on Friday. The Mariners aim to build momentum for a late-season push in the AL Wild Card race, while the Cubs hope to avoid another skid and stay in contention in a crowded NL Central. For a deeper breakdown of today’s matchups, visit our MLB previews page. Raleigh’s two-homer day was more than a statistical feat—it was a statement. His leadoff blast in the first inning off Justin Steele cleared the center-field wall and set the tone early. In the seventh, he stayed on a 96