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The Los Angeles Angels open a four-game set in the Bronx on Monday night, with first pitch set for 7:05 p.m. ET at Yankee Stadium. The Angels are 8-8 and third in the AL West, while the Yankees are 8-7 and sitting in the thick of the AL East race, though they come in on a five-game losing streak. Los Angeles is a solid 5-5 on the road so far. New York is just 3-3 at home, and that part matters because the market is still hanging a heavy Yankees price. The listed pitching matchup is Yusei Kikuchi against Will Warren. The Yankees opened around -175 and had been pushed to -194 by Monday, with the total sitting at 9.

Miami opens a three-game NL East set in Atlanta on Monday night, with first pitch scheduled for 7:15 p.m. ET at Truist Park. The Marlins are 8-8 and second in the division, but they come in on a three-game skid and have been a very different team away from home at just 1-5 on the road. Atlanta is 10-6, first in the NL East, and 6-3 at home, so this is a good early measuring-stick spot inside the division. The listed starters are Eury Pérez for Miami and Grant Holmes for Atlanta, and the game is available on MLB.TV. The bigger correction from the seed notes is the weather. It does not look like a rainy, messy night in Atlanta.

Boston heads to Target Field on Monday night for the opener of a three-game set, with first pitch scheduled for 7:40 p.m. ET. The Red Sox are 6-9 and fourth in the AL East, but they arrive in a better spot than that record suggests after winning four of their last five, including back-to-back road wins in St. Louis. Minnesota is 9-7, second in the AL Central, and has also won four of its last five after taking a series in Toronto. This one is being carried on MLB.TV, and the market has made Boston a fairly strong road favorite because Garrett Crochet is on the mound against Bailey Ober. That price is the story right away. Boston opened around

The Cleveland Guardians open a three-game set in St. Louis on Monday night, with first pitch scheduled for 7:45 p.m. ET at Busch Stadium. Cleveland comes in 9-7 and first in the AL Central, while St. Louis is 8-7 and third in the NL Central. The game is available on MLB.TV, and the market opened with the Guardians as a slight road favorite in a game that looks pretty tight on paper. Cleveland is trying to clean up after a 13-1 loss in Atlanta on Sunday, while the Cardinals are looking to respond after a 9-3 home loss to Boston. The listed starters are Gavin Williams for the Guardians and Matthew Liberatore for St. Louis, and the current board is