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The Brewers and Tigers meet Wednesday night at Comerica Park, with first pitch set for 6:40 p.m. ET in Detroit. Milwaukee comes in at 13-9, fourth in the NL Central, while Detroit is 12-12 and third in the AL Central. The Brewers snapped back with a 12-4 win in Tuesday’s opener, while the Tigers are trying to stop a two-game skid after what was easily one of their sloppier bullpen games of the young season. TV coverage is listed as Brewers.TV and Detroit SportsNet, and the current market has Detroit as a modest home favorite with a low total of 7.5. This is a pretty interesting spot because the records are close, but the game shape is a little different

The Braves and Nationals meet again at Nationals Park on Wednesday night, with first pitch set for 6:45 p.m. ET. Atlanta comes in at 16-8, first in the NL East and 8-4 on the road, while Washington is 11-13, third in the division and just 3-8 at home. The listed TV coverage is Nationals.TV and BravesVision, and the game-time forecast looks mild, mostly clear by first pitch, with temperatures around the low 70s after earlier showers in Washington. This series is tied 1-1 after Washington hammered Atlanta 11-4 on Tuesday, snapping the Braves’ six-game winning streak. Even with that loss, Atlanta is still 7-3 over its last 10, while Washington is 5-5 over the same stretch. The bigger takeaway from

The Yankees and Red Sox are back at Fenway Park on Wednesday night, with first pitch set for 6:45 p.m. ET. New York comes in at 14-9, leading the AL East and riding a four-game winning streak, while Boston is 9-14, last in the division and five games back after dropping Tuesday’s opener. This is Game 2 of a three-game series, and it already feels important for Boston because the Red Sox are trying to keep this from turning into another stretch where the offense puts them in a hole early. Tuesday’s 4-0 Yankees win fit the broader trend. New York has won five of its last six, and Boston has now scored three runs or fewer in 12 of

Minnesota heads to Citi Field on Wednesday night for the middle game of this series, with first pitch set for 7:10 p.m. ET on SNY. The Twins are 12-11 and second in the AL Central after Tuesday’s 5-3 comeback win, while the Mets have fallen to 7-16, fifth in the NL East, and are now carrying a 12-game losing streak into this matchup. That contrast is the whole handicap right now. One team has been uneven but competitive. The other keeps finding new ways to lose. The starter situation changed during the day. Minnesota is no longer listed with a TBD arm and will go with Connor Prielipp, while New York sticks with Clay Holmes. That matters because Holmes has