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Toronto and Milwaukee close out their three-game set Thursday afternoon at American Family Field, with first pitch scheduled for 1:40 p.m. ET. The Blue Jays come in 7-10 and fourth in the AL East, while the Brewers are 9-8 and fourth in the NL Central. This is the rubber game of the series after Milwaukee’s 2-1 win on Wednesday, and the market has the Brewers as a modest home favorite with the total set at 8.5. The pitching matchup is Patrick Corbin against Brandon Sproat, and honestly, that is why this game feels more volatile than a typical getaway-day number. Corbin has made just one start for Toronto and sits at a 9.00 ERA through four innings, while Sproat has

Tampa Bay goes for a sweep at Rate Field on Thursday afternoon with first pitch set for 2:10 p.m. ET. The Rays are 10-7, first in the AL East, and they have won five straight after taking the first two games of this series by scores of 8-5 and 8-3. Chicago is 6-12, fifth in the AL Central, and it has dropped seven of its last nine. The game airs on Chicago Sports Network and Rays.TV, with mild temperatures and scattered showers in the forecast around first pitch. The pitching setup is a little more nuanced than a normal listed-start matchup. Steven Matz is the clear starter for Tampa Bay, but Chicago is expected to open with Jordan Leasure before

Texas closes its four-game road set in West Sacramento on Thursday afternoon, and the series has shifted a bit since the opening game. The Rangers come in 9-9 and now sit second in the AL West, while the Athletics are 10-8 and alone in first after taking the last two games of the series. First pitch is set for 12:05 p.m. local time at Sutter Health Park, with local coverage on Rangers Sports Network and NBC Sports California. This is still a pretty tight market, which makes sense. Texas has the better overall run differential and the better season-long pitching profile, but the A’s have been the hotter club lately, winning five of their last six and 4-2 at home.

Baltimore opens a four-game set in Cleveland on Thursday night with first pitch scheduled for 6:10 p.m. ET at Progressive Field. The Orioles come in 9-9 and third in the AL East after dropping the final two games of their Arizona series, while the Guardians are 10-9 and second in the AL Central after losing the last two games of their set with St. Louis. Streaming is available on MLB.TV, and the early market has Cleveland installed as a modest home favorite in a matchup that feels tighter than the records alone suggest. The pitching matchup is Shane Baz against Parker Messick, and that is really where this game starts. Baz has flashed enough stuff to keep Baltimore live, but