MLB Previews

Tarik Skubal is pitching like he wants another Cy Young Award And he might just get it.The Detroit Tigers’ ace left-hander, fresh off a nearly perfect outing, is set to start the series finale against the Boston Red Sox on Wednesday night at Comerica Park. Detroit, riding high from back-to-back wins, is aiming for a clean three-game sweep. Skubal’s Scorching

Momentum Check: 8‑Game Surge vs. Camden Struggles Minnesota rolls into Baltimore riding an eight‑game heater that included last week’s sweep of the Orioles. Manager Rocco Baldelli cites rising confidence as timely hits, steady rotation work, and airtight defense fuel the push. The O’s have dropped six of eight and limp home at 8‑9 in Charm City, desperate for offensive life after

Streak Spotlight: Nine and Counting St. Louis rides MLB’s longest 2025 win streak into a day‑night twin bill after Monday’s 3‑2 opener. The club’s “pretend we’re still negative” mantra, as rookie Masyn Winn phrased it, has fostered loose energy despite a modest .236 team average during the run. Tight defense (only four errors in nine games) and timely long balls from

Series Stakes at Oracle Park Arizona’s 10‑6 setback on Tuesday ended a three‑game winning streak, but the Diamondbacks can still escape San Francisco with a road series win. The Giants erupted for 10 runs—more than their previous four games combined—behind Christian Koss’ grand slam and home runs from Willy Adames and Jung Hoo Lee. Whoever captures the matinee gains momentum before inter‑division play resumes this

Homestand Finale & Urgent Stakes Milwaukee’s bats have vanished, producing zero runs through the first two games in Cleveland and compiling just three extra‑base hits (all doubles). This marks the second time in May the Brewers have suffered back‑to‑back shutouts, fueling a 4‑8 slide that leaves them five games back in the NL Central. A 30‑minute closed‑door meeting after Tuesday’s

Moment um Matters Seattle’s extra‑inning victory snapped a season‑high four‑game skid and renewed clubhouse energy. Edgar Martinez and hitting coach Kevin Seitzer have stressed contact quality—already trimming strikeouts by more than one per game over 2024. The Mariners now sit two games over .500 and view Wednesday’s wrap‑around contest as a springboard before an AL West road swing. Castillo’s Command vs. Warren’s

Giants Desperate for Offense as Diamondbacks Aim to Clinch Series The San Francisco Giants are in the midst of their worst offensive stretch of the season, and after a fourth straight loss, manager Bob Melvin is searching for answers. As the Giants prepare to face the Arizona Diamondbacks on Tuesday night in Game 2 of the series, all eyes are

Yankees Look to Keep Power Surge Going in Game 2 vs. Mariners The New York Yankees rolled to an 11-5 win over the Seattle Mariners on Monday night, but the victory was overshadowed by a brutal injury to utility infielder Oswaldo Cabrera. As the Yankees prepare for Game 2 on Tuesday, they’ll hope to maintain their offensive onslaught while rallying

Soroka Faces Former Team as Braves Seek to Reach .500 vs. Nationals The Atlanta Braves will face a familiar opponent Tuesday night as they attempt to climb back to the .500 mark for the first time this season. Standing in their way? Former ace and fan favorite Michael Soroka, now trying to resurrect his career with the Washington Nationals. Soroka’s