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The Tampa Bay Rays will visit the San Francisco Giants at Oracle Park. The game is set for Saturday, August 16, 2025, at 9:05 PM. Fans can catch the action on FDSSU. The Rays come into the game with a 59-63 record, sitting fourth in the AL East. Adrian Houser will start for them, holding a 6-4 record with a 2.84 ERA. The Giants, with a 59-62 record, are third in the NL West. Justin Verlander will take the mound for them, looking to improve his 1-9 record and 4.53 ERA. The Tampa Bay Rays recently won against the Athletics with an 8-2 score. Drew Rasmussen pitched six innings, allowing only one earned run. Junior Caminero was a standout, hitting

The San Diego Padres and Los Angeles Dodgers meet Saturday night in a high-stakes NL West showdown at Dodger Stadium. The Padres (69-52) lead the division by just one game over the Dodgers (68-53). Both clubs enter this matchup in very different forms — San Diego has gone 8-2 in its last 10 games, while Los Angeles snapped a four-game losing streak with a narrow 3-2 win in Friday’s series opener. This game features a marquee pitching matchup: Dylan Cease (5-10, 4.52 ERA) for San Diego vs. Blake Snell (2-1, 2.37 ERA) for Los Angeles, who will face his former Padres teammates for the first time since leaving in free agency. San Diego’s balanced offense continues producing. The Padres are

The Los Angeles Angels will face off against the Oakland Athletics on Saturday night at Sutter Health Park in West Sacramento. The Angels (59-62) saw their three-game winning streak snapped Friday in a 10-3 loss, but they still hold a 7-1 season series edge over the A’s. Meanwhile, Oakland (54-69) finally broke through against their AL West rival with a power surge — Colby Thomas, Nick Kurtz, and Shea Langeliers each homered in the win. Langeliers has been scorching hot since July, batting .331 with 14 homers over his last 139 at-bats. Rookie starter Luis Morales (0-0, 1.93 ERA) will look to carry that momentum as he makes just his second career MLB start. For Los Angeles, Tyler Anderson (2-7,

All eyes will be on Evander as he makes his return to Portland to face his former club when FC Cincinnati visit the Portland Timbers on Saturday night. The Brazilian star has been pivotal for Cincinnati (15-7-4, 49 points), tallying 15 goals and eight assists in his debut season after a blockbuster $12 million transfer from Portland. While he hasn’t scored or assisted in his last three MLS games, he showed his quality in the Leagues Cup with two goals and two assists. Cincinnati enter the weekend second in the Eastern Conference and third in the Supporters’ Shield standings, trailing Philadelphia by two points. Portland (10-8-7, 37 points), meanwhile, sit sixth in the Western Conference and could get an immediate