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It’s fair to call the Cincinnati Reds the surprise team of the National League a month into the season. After entering the year without an abundance of household names, the Reds are tied for second in the majors with 18 wins. Cincinnati will search for its 10th win in 12 tries on Sunday afternoon in the series finale against the visiting Detroit Tigers. Despite a major-league-worst .213 batting average, the Reds have scored nine runs apiece in back-to-back wins over the Tigers and are averaging 7.3 runs across their last six outings. At .303, Sal Stewart is the only Cincinnati player hitting .300 or better. Instead of a flashy centerpiece, the Reds have tried to break down the opposing pitching

Looking for a way to get right-handed reliever Griffin Jax back on track, Tampa Bay manager Kevin Cash is starting him against the team that traded him last summer, the visiting Minnesota Twins, in their series finale on Sunday. Jax was one of the American League’s top setup relievers when he was obtained on July 31 for starter Taj Bradley. But Jax is off to a slow start this season (1-2, 8.00 ERA), allowing six earned runs in seven innings pitched in April, and has allowed at least one earned run in two of his last three appearances. It will be the second time Jax has faced his old team. He pitched two shutout innings of relief in a 4-1

Juventus visit AC Milan on Sunday, April 26, 2026, at San Siro in one of the biggest Serie A matches of Matchday 34. Kickoff is set for 20:45 CEST, and the Champions League race is the main story. Milan sit just ahead of Juventus, but there is very little separation between these teams at this stage of the season. Milan enter at 19-5-9 after a narrow 1-0 away win over Hellas Verona. It was not flashy, but it was the kind of result that matters late in the year. They protected the lead, managed the rhythm, and avoided another stumble after a mixed stretch at home. Juventus come in at 18-6-9 and look like the slightly hotter side. They have

Inter head to Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino on Sunday for a Serie A match that still carries title-race weight, even after Napoli’s win on Friday delayed any early celebrations. Torino sit 12th and have climbed into safer mid-table ground since Roberto D’Aversa took over in February, while Inter come in first with a nine-point lead and the chance to move 12 clear with only four league games left if they win here. That is the pressure point. Torino are trying to prove the recent recovery is real, and Inter know one more professional road result puts the Scudetto almost completely out of reach. The recent form is interesting because Torino are not collapsing into this spot. They are unbeaten in