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The Dodgers head into Rogers Centre on Tuesday night looking to keep a four-game winning streak alive, and they have earned the market respect. Los Angeles is 8-2, sitting on top of the NL West, and already handled Toronto 14-2 in Monday’s opener of this World Series rematch. The Blue Jays are 4-6, have dropped five straight, and now have to deal with another difficult pitching matchup at 7:07 p.m. ET on Sportsnet. For bettors scanning the full card, this is one of the most interesting MLB game previews on the board because the recent form screams Dodgers, but the starting pitching is much tighter than the score from the opener might suggest. That is what makes this game more

Detroit and Minnesota meet again at Target Field on Tuesday night, with first pitch set for 7:40 p.m. ET. Both clubs come in at 4-6, and neither has played especially clean baseball through the first stretch of the season. The Tigers have dropped two straight, while the Twins grabbed a 7-3 win in Monday’s opener and will try to build on it behind another strong pitching matchup. Tarik Skubal gets the ball for Detroit against Taj Bradley for Minnesota, so this one starts with a real frontline duel rather than a soft early-April pitching board. That matters because the market is asking bettors to lay a pretty healthy number with the road team even though both offenses have been uneven.

Seattle heads into Globe Life Field on Tuesday night trying to stop a three-game skid, and the spot is not especially forgiving. The Mariners are 4-7, last in the AL West, and just dropped Monday’s opener 2-1 despite another quality outing from the rotation. Texas is 5-5, sitting second in the division, and finally picked up its first home win of the year. First pitch is set for 8:05 p.m. ET in Arlington, with George Kirby drawing the start for Seattle against Nathan Eovaldi for the Rangers. This is one of those games where the records do not tell the whole story. Seattle has pitched well enough to win more often than it has, but the offense keeps leaving almost

Houston heads back into Coors Field on Tuesday night for an 8:40 p.m. ET first pitch, trying to stop a two-game skid after Monday’s 9-7 loss in Denver. The Astros are 6-5, the Rockies are 4-6, and this one sets up as a classic early-season Coors handicap: strong Houston offense, shaky pitching depth, and a total already pushed into double digits. Mike Burrows is the listed starter for the Astros, while Colorado gives the ball to Kyle Freeland. Game coverage is on Space City Home Network and Rockies.TV. What makes this matchup tricky is that the surface read and the park read point in opposite directions. Coors naturally drags bettors toward Overs, and Houston’s lineup has been one of the