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The Seattle Mariners look to take a commanding 2-0 lead over the Toronto Blue Jays in the American League Championship Series when they meet on Monday, October 13, 2025, at Rogers Centre. First pitch is set for 5:03 PM ET on FS1. Seattle stole home-field advantage with a 3-1 victory in Game 1, their third straight postseason win. Despite coming off a 15-inning ALDS clincher over Detroit, the Mariners showed no fatigue behind Bryce Miller, who held Toronto to one run across six innings. Now they turn to Logan Gilbert, who worked two innings in relief Friday and owns a 1.13 ERA this postseason. Gilbert has struggled historically against Toronto (0-2, 5.24 ERA in six starts) but feels ready after

The American League Championship Series opens Sunday night at Rogers Centre as the Seattle Mariners visit the Toronto Blue Jays. Both teams enter with momentum after winning their Division Series and now stand four victories away from the World Series. Game 1 of the 2025 MLB postseason sees the Blue Jays as home favorites with Kevin Gausman (3.59 ERA) on the mound against Bryce Miller (5.68 ERA) for Seattle. First pitch is set for 8:03 PM ET on FOX under the closed Rogers Centre roof. The market opened Toronto at −150, but sharp action pushed the line to −165, reflecting faith in Gausman’s command and the Jays’ elite lineup. Current odds: Track live adjustments on the MLB scores and odds

Two Metropolitan Division rivals meet early in the season as the New York Rangers return home to face the Washington Capitals at Madison Square Garden. Both teams rebounded from opening-night losses with statement wins and now look to build consistency in Sunday night’s nationally televised matchup. The Rangers host the Capitals on Sunday, October 12, 2025, with puck drop set for 7:00 PM ET on NHL Network. New York opened around a −115 favorite, while Washington sits at −104, showing a near pick’em market. The total is set at 6.0 goals, slightly juiced to the under. Current odds: Monitor real-time movement on the NHL scores and odds board. New York (2-1-0) enters after dominant back-to-back wins, including a 6-1 rout

Two playoff-bound Western Conference clubs will square off at Q2 Stadium on Sunday night, as Los Angeles FC (17-7-8, 59 points) visit Austin FC (12-12-8, 44 points) in a late-season matchup that doubles as a postseason tune-up. Kickoff is set for 8:30 PM ET on MLS Season Pass (Apple TV). LAFC ride into this fixture on a six-match winning streak, sitting just one point behind San Diego FC and Vancouver for the top seed in the Western Conference. However, they’ll once again be without their two biggest stars — Denis Bouanga (Gabon) and Son Heung-Min (South Korea) — both still on international duty. Austin, meanwhile, are trying to steady themselves after three straight losses across all competitions, including a heartbreaking