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San Francisco closes its road trip in Cincinnati on Thursday afternoon with first pitch set for 12:40 p.m. ET at Great American Ball Park. The Giants come in 6-12 and tied for last in the NL West after four straight losses, while the Reds are 11-7 and tied atop the NL Central after taking the first two games of this series. The game is on NBC Sports Bay Area and Reds.TV, and the weather looks warm enough to matter, with temperatures in the mid-70s and thunderstorm chances around the game window. The pitching matchup is Landen Roupp against Chase Burns, and that is a real part of why Cincinnati is favored again. Roupp enters 2-1 with a 3.24 ERA and

Kansas City closes its road set in Detroit on Thursday afternoon with first pitch scheduled for 1:10 p.m. ET at Comerica Park. The Royals come in 7-11 and fourth in the AL Central after dropping three straight, while the Tigers are 9-9 and third in the division after pushing their winning streak to five. This one is available on Detroit SportsNet and Royals.TV, and the market is treating it like a near pick’em despite Detroit’s recent run. That pricing makes some sense because the starting matchup is good on both sides. Kris Bubic is confirmed for Kansas City at 2-1 with a 2.50 ERA and 23 strikeouts, while Keider Montero goes for Detroit at 1-1 with a 1.74 ERA. The

The Angels and Yankees wrap up this four-game set Thursday afternoon at Yankee Stadium, with first pitch set for 1:35 p.m. ET. Los Angeles comes in 9-10 and third in the AL West, while New York is 10-8 and second in the AL East. The Yankees hold a 2-1 series lead after Wednesday’s 5-4 walk-off win, and the weather looks far better for offense than the rain note in your original setup, with a warm afternoon expected in the Bronx. This matchup also looks different from a betting standpoint because the Angels still have no announced starter, while Max Fried is confirmed for New York. That uncertainty matters when the road underdog is already facing one of the best early-season

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