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Cincinnati opens this interleague series at 11-8, tied for first in the NL Central, but the shape of that record is a little uneven. The Reds are 5-5 over their last 10, they just got shut out 3-0 by San Francisco on Thursday, and they have been much better on the road at 5-2 than at home so far. Minnesota is also 11-8 and sits atop the AL Central, with a stronger recent trend at 8-2 over its last 10 and a 7-3 record at Target Field. First pitch is set for 8:10 p.m. ET on Friday. This game matters because both clubs have banked early wins in different ways. Cincinnati has leaned more on pitching and timely power, while

The Dodgers open this four-game set at Coors Field with the best record in the National League West at 14-4, a three-game winning streak, and an 8-2 mark over their last 10. Colorado is 7-12, fourth in the division, but it did come home off a 3-2 win in Houston on Thursday. First pitch is set for 8:40 p.m. ET in Denver, with SportsNet LA and Rockies.TV carrying the game. There is a little more going on here than the huge moneyline suggests. Los Angeles has a +46 run differential and is 5-1 on the road, while Colorado is just 3-10 away from home but a respectable 4-2 at Coors. The weather matters too. Friday night in Denver is projected

San Diego rolls into Anaheim at 13-6, second in the NL West, and carrying an eight-game winning streak after finishing off a sweep of Seattle on Thursday. The Angels are 10-10, third in the AL West, and just took the finale in New York 11-4 behind another power-heavy night. First pitch at Angel Stadium is set for 9:38 p.m. ET on Friday, and the market has Los Angeles favored behind José Soriano against San Diego’s expected starter Matt Waldron. This is a fascinating price point because San Diego has been the better team overall and the more stable bullpen team by a decent margin, but the starting pitching setup leans hard toward the Angels. Soriano has been one of the

Toronto opens this series at 7-11 after dropping back-to-back 2-1 games in Milwaukee, while Arizona comes home at 11-8, third in the NL West, after winning two straight and going 7-3 over its last 10. First pitch is set for 9:40 p.m. ET at Chase Field, and the listed broadcast options are Sportsnet, Dbacks.TV, and TVA Sports. The market has Arizona installed as a modest home favorite behind Michael Soroka against Eric Lauer. This matchup feels pretty simple on the surface, but maybe not quite as clean once you dig in. Toronto is still missing too much lineup depth, and that has shown up in these low-scoring losses, while Arizona is getting steadier starting pitching and more production at home.