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San Diego right-hander Michael King will try to win his third consecutive start Sunday afternoon when the Padres face the Los Angeles Angels in the rubber game of their three-game series in Anaheim, Calif. King (2-1, 2.78 ERA), one of the key pieces in the seven-player deal that sent Juan Soto from the Padres to the New York Yankees in December 2023, is trying to bounce back from an injury-plagued 2025 campaign that saw him make just 15 starts and finish with a 5-3 record and 3.44 ERA. King, 30, has back-to-back six-inning, four-hit starts, allowing two runs in an 8-2 victory at Pittsburgh on April 8 and giving up one run in a 4-1 win over the Seattle Mariners

The Chicago White Sox head into Sunday trying to recover after a 7-6 loss on Saturday, while the Athletics get another home game at Sutter Health Park in West Sacramento with the market slightly leaning their way. First pitch is set for April 19, 2026, and this one opens with a pretty clear price gap for a matchup that still feels more volatile than the number suggests. Oakland is sitting around -149 on the moneyline, while Chicago comes back at +124. That tells you the basic story. The Athletics are getting respect for the home field, the slightly cleaner current profile, and probably the idea that they have a bit more offensive stability right now. Still, when a White Sox

The San Diego Padres head into Sunday at Angel Stadium of Anaheim trying to reset this series after an ugly 8-0 loss earlier in the matchup. The Los Angeles Angels have been uneven to open the season, but they have shown enough life at home to keep this price tight, and that is exactly what the market is telling us here. San Diego comes in as a slight favorite at -116, while Los Angeles is right behind at -104 for this April 19 meeting in Anaheim. This is one of those games where the records matter a little less than the matchup itself. The Padres still feel like the more complete team. They usually pitch better, they defend better, and

The Toronto Blue Jays and Arizona Diamondbacks head into Sunday’s series finale at Chase Field with the market basically calling this a coin-flip game. That feels about right. Arizona took Saturday’s matchup 6-2, but the pricing for Sunday still shows how tight this matchup is, with Toronto sitting around -110 and Arizona right behind at -109. First pitch is set for Sunday afternoon in Phoenix, and from a betting standpoint, this is one of those spots where the difference between a good number and a bad number is probably more important than the difference between the teams themselves. That said, there is still a real handicap here. Toronto has the slightly steadier roster profile if you are looking at lineup