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After a chaotic walk-off win on Tuesday night, the Philadelphia Phillies aim to keep the momentum going as they host the Washington Nationals for Game 2 of their three-game series. In a game filled with late drama, the Phillies blew a 5-2 ninth-inning lead only to storm back in their final at-bat for a 7-6 win. Nathaniel Lowe stunned the crowd with a go-ahead three-run homer in the top of the ninth, but Philadelphia responded with a Johan Rojas sacrifice fly and a game-ending wild pitch that allowed Bryson Stott to score. Trea Turner, who had four hits in the victory, believes the team still has another level to reach. Despite the win, Turner’s comments echo the team’s push for

The New York Yankees are riding high after a dominant offensive display Tuesday night and will look to carry that momentum into Wednesday’s series finale against the Baltimore Orioles. Six home runs fueled a 15-3 rout of the Orioles in Game 2 of the series, putting New York in position to take the set on the road. Manager Aaron Boone praised the team’s approach at the plate. The Yankees will now turn to Carlos Carrasco (2-1, 5.26 ERA), who tossed five shutout innings against Toronto in his last start. Carrasco has fared well historically against Baltimore, going 4-2 with a 2.22 ERA in eight career appearances. For bettors considering trends and pitching matchups, it’s worth consulting the latest MLB Betting

At 7:30 ET, the Rockets (-184) will host the Warriors (+154) in a Western Conference matchup. Houston is favored by 4.5 points and the over/under line is 203.5. This game will be played at the Toyota Center in Houston and can be seen on TNT. The Rockets (52-30) are currently 2nd in the Western Conference, while the Warriors (48-34) are 7th. Golden State is on a two-game win streak, while Houston has lost two straight. The Warriors improved to 48-34 with a 109-106 win over the Rockets on Monday. Golden State was favored by 3.5 points but didn’t cover the spread, winning by just three. The combined score of 215 points went over the pre-game total of 203.5 by 11.5

After enduring a week-long offensive slump, the San Diego Padres looked like a new team Tuesday night. With the return of Luis Arraez and Jason Heyward to the lineup, the Padres rediscovered their scoring touch in a 7-4 win over the San Francisco Giants — and they’ll look to carry that momentum into Wednesday’s series finale. The Padres’ offense had gone dormant over a 2-7 stretch, scoring just three runs over a four-game losing streak. But the returns of Arraez (concussion) and Heyward (knee) immediately sparked life. San Diego racked up 11 hits and scored in three separate innings Tuesday night, the same number of multi-run frames they’d mustered in the previous week combined. Xander Bogaerts, in particular, responded to