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The San Diego Padres return home to PETCO Park on Monday, September 22, 2025, as they open a three‑game series against the Milwaukee Brewers. The big news: veteran shortstop Xander Bogaerts is expected to return from a fractured left foot. San Diego (85‑71) is edging toward a postseason berth, while Milwaukee (95‑61) already clinched the NL Central and is jockeying for home‑field advantage. Opening Odds: Padres ML −128 | Brewers ML +109 | Total (O/U) 7.0 Pick: Padres MoneylineProjected Final Score: Padres 5, Brewers 3Total Lean: Over 7.0 San Diego gets a major boost with Bogaerts back, and Peralta—while excellent—faces a lineup now more complete and motivated. The Padres need this stretch run, and home field off a return could

The Washington Nationals visit the Atlanta Braves at Truist Park on Monday, September 22, 2025, as Atlanta looks for its ninth straight victory. The Braves (73‑83) have been eliminated from playoff contention for the first time since 2017 but are finishing strong, while the Nationals (64‑92) are aiming to avoid a last-place NL East finish. Opening Odds: Braves ML -247 | Nationals ML +205 | Runline ATL -1.5 (-109) | Total 7.0 (O -109 / U -111) Atlanta recently swept Detroit to close their final road trip, while Washington took two of three from the Mets. The Braves also swept the Nationals last week in a four-game set. For more on how these teams have fared lately, check the full

The New York Yankees continue their postseason push when they wrap up a four-game series against the Baltimore Orioles on Sunday at Camden Yards. New York (87-68) is riding momentum after a 6-1 win on Saturday, powered by home runs from Aaron Judge and Giancarlo Stanton, who reached his 450th career long ball. The Yankees remain just two games behind Toronto in the AL East with a little over a week left in the season. Baltimore (73-82) has been inconsistent, alternating wins and losses over their last six games. While they’ve been eliminated from postseason contention, the Orioles can play spoiler while evaluating young talent like Coby Mayo, who had two hits and drove in the lone run on Saturday.

Los Angeles FC will look to complete a home-and-home sweep against Real Salt Lake when they clash Sunday night at BMO Stadium. LAFC (13-7-8, 47 pts) surged into 4th place in the Western Conference after a 4-1 road win at RSL on Wednesday, powered by Son Heung-min’s first MLS hat trick and a goal from Denis Bouanga. The win marked LAFC’s second straight game scoring four goals with Son and Bouanga paired in a two-striker system. RSL (10-15-4, 34 pts) remain in the playoff hunt, sitting just one point behind 9th-place San Jose. However, their defensive lapses cost them against LAFC, as they failed to stop transition play on the Black-and-Gold’s late goals. The Bouanga–Son partnership has turned LAFC into