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After heavy rain forced a second straight day off, the Colorado Rockies and Detroit Tigers will finally get their three-game series underway on Wednesday in Denver. Originally scheduled to begin Tuesday, the opener was postponed due to weather and rescheduled as part of a traditional doubleheader on Thursday. For the Rockies, this marks their third weather-related doubleheader of the 2025 season—and the second at home. Detroit has dealt with one such instance previously this year. While both teams would’ve preferred uninterrupted play, they’ll now prepare for a packed schedule over the next two days. Detroit manager AJ Hinch confirmed that right-hander Jackson Jobe (2-0, 3.38 ERA) will make his start on Wednesday as planned. Colorado, however, has yet to finalize

At 9:30 ET, the Thunder (-553) will host the Nuggets (+409) in a divisional matchup. Oklahoma City (-11) is favored and the over/under line is 229.5. Denver is 4th in the Western Conference and 2nd in the Northwest Division. They have won their last two games and are 50-32 overall. The Thunder are 1st in the West and 1st in the Northwest. They have a record of 68-14. Denver improved to 50-32 this season with a 121-119 win over the Thunder on Monday. The Nuggets were +2 point underdogs going into the game and covered the spread with the win. The total points of 240 went over the line of 229.5. After a 10-0 run by the Thunder, Denver fell

At 7:00 ET, the Knicks will travel to Boston to take on the Celtics. New York is currently on a two-game win streak and is 51-31 on the season. The Knicks are 3rd in the Eastern Conference and 2nd in the Atlantic Division. The Celtics are 61-21 and are favored by 10.5 points in this matchup. Boston is 2nd in the East and 1st in the Atlantic. This game will be played at TD Garden and can be seen on TNT. The over/under line for this matchup is 210.5 points. The moneyline for the Knicks is +401, while the Celtics are -539. The Knicks improved to 51-31 on the season with a 108-105 win over the Celtics on Monday, May

Arizona has put itself in prime position to sweep a second straight series from the NL East–leading Mets, taking Tuesday’s contest 5–1 behind Zac Gallen’s seven dominant innings. New York split a three-game set in Phoenix last week, and both clubs bring confidence into this rubber game, with Arizona eyeing its first back-to-back series wins over the Mets in franchise history. Merrill Kelly (3–1, 4.06 ERA) has surrendered two earned runs or fewer in six of seven starts but battles recurring right hamstring cramps that have cut short outings this season. His ability to grind through deep counts will be tested against Kodai Senga (3–2, 1.38 ERA), who has allowed more than two runs only twice in six outings and