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The Toronto Blue Jays will visit the Miami Marlins at loanDepot Park on Saturday, August 23, 2025. The game will start at 4:10 PM and air on FDSFL. The Blue Jays, leading the AL East, have a record of 75-54 and are coming off a win. They have gone 6-4 in their last 10 games. The Miami Marlins are third in the NL East with a 60-68 record. They have lost their last game and are 3-7 in their last 10. The Marlins will rely on Janson Junk, who has a 4.04 ERA, while the Blue Jays will start José Berríos with a 4.00 ERA. The weather is expected to be very hot, but the retractable roof may keep conditions

The Boston Red Sox will visit Yankee Stadium to play against the New York Yankees. The game is set for Saturday, August 23, 2025, at 1:05 PM. Fans can catch the action on the YES network. The Red Sox enter the game with a 70-59 record, holding second place in the AL East. They are on a two-game winning streak. The Yankees, with a 69-59 record, are in third place in the division and have lost their last two games. The weather forecast for the game predicts a mild day with clear skies and a light breeze. The Boston Red Sox secured a narrow 1-0 victory against the New York Yankees in their latest game. Brayan Bello was a standout

The Las Vegas Aces aim to extend their hottest streak in the league when they take on the Washington Mystics this Saturday at 4:00 PM ET. The Aces are riding a 9-game win streak into the matchup, while the Mystics have dropped back-to-back games and are in desperate need of a confidence boost. Opening Odds They lean into the dominance of A’ja Wilson, who leads the team in both scoring (22.8 PPG) and rebounding (10.1 RPG) over her last three games. Her consistent double-double production has been key to Las Vegas’ success. Letting their bench thunder with them remains a critical strength. Dana Evans, for instance, came alive off the bench with 17 points in their recent blowout win. If the Aces maintain

The Atlanta Dream host the New York Liberty this Saturday afternoon at 5:00 PM ET, in what may be the season’s defining Eastern Conference showdown. College Park, Georgia, will erupt as two of the league’s elite square off one last time before the playoffs. Atlanta holds a slight edge at 23–13 and tops the East standings, while New York is right behind at 22–14. The Liberty have taken two of the first three meetings this year and are looking to even the season series. They continue their elite defensive performance and capitalize on near-home court energy. Atlanta stifles opponents, allowing just 77.4 PPG—the second-best mark in the league. Coach of the Year candidate Karl Smesko has transformed this team, and