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The New York Mets (69–61) return home aiming to bounce back from a late collapse that spoiled a rare Atlanta road sweep. Awaiting them are the Philadelphia Phillies (76–54), who continue to widen their NL East lead behind a strong stretch of play. With playoff positioning on the line, tonight’s opener at Citi Field promises high stakes. A glance at the latest game results underscores how streaks and slumps are shaping the division race right now. With stronger form, better depth, and a more favorable trend, Philadelphia looks to extend its division lead and set the stage for September. But if the Mets can shake off their inconsistency and rattle Sánchez, a comeback win isn’t out of reach.

The injury-riddled Atlanta Braves (59–71) begin a pivotal 10-game road trip tonight against the Miami Marlins (61–69) in a battle for their fading playoff hopes. With key losses mounting, the Braves lean on Spencer Strider, returning from elbow surgery—though his struggles are noticeable. The Marlins, meanwhile, rely on spark from rookie Javier Sanoja and poised pitching from Edward Cabrera. Despite struggles, the Braves’ edge in experience and Harris’ breakthrough season tilt the scale. Expect a tightly contested battle. Projected Score: Braves 5, Marlins 4Pick: Braves MoneylineTotal Lean: Over 8.0 Runs Both the Braves and Marlins closed out their weekend sets with momentum-building wins after dropping their first two games. For a clearer picture of how recent series have played out

The Boston Red Sox (71–60) come off a dominant 12–1 rout of the Yankees—highlighted by Garrett Crochet’s seven-inning, 11-strikeout gem and a monstrous nine-run ninth inning. Now, they face the Baltimore Orioles (60–70), who enter this four-game series with six wins in their last 11 games. With momentum, offensive depth, and stellar recent outings, the Red Sox are the safer wager—especially with their bullpen depth and hitting firepower lighting the way. Boston wrapped up their series against the Yankees with a tough 7-2 loss, while Baltimore edged out Houston in a 3-2 win to snap a skid. A deeper dive into the latest MLB game results

The Boston Red Sox (71–60) head to Baltimore to take on the Orioles (60–70) to kick off a four-game series Monday night at Camden Yards. Boston enters following a 3–2 victory to secure three of four against the Yankees — a performance manager Alex Cora praised as the business of winning. Meanwhile, Baltimore, despite a close loss to the Astros Monday, has won seven of their last 11 games, showing signs of consistency. Boston’s offense and stout bullpen arm make them the safer play, even on the road. With minor concerns about Bernardino’s workload and Sugano’s steadiness, the matchup nods to Boston in a tight duel: The Rays have seen mixed results lately, while Cleveland is looking to rebound from