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The San Francisco Giants travel to Rogers Centre to play the Toronto Blue Jays on Saturday, July 19, 2025. This afternoon game starts at 3:07 PM and will be shown on SNET. The weather forecast predicts a warm day with scattered clouds, but the retractable roof might minimize any wind effects. The Giants, managed by Bob Melvin, hold a 52-46 record this season. They are six games behind in the NL West. Logan Webb will start for the Giants, bringing a 2.94 ERA into this game. The Blue Jays, led by John Schneider, have a 56-41 record. They have been strong at home with a 33-16 record. Eric Lauer will pitch for the Blue Jays, with a 2.78 ERA this

The New York Yankees will visit the Atlanta Braves at Truist Park on Saturday, July 19, 2025. The game is set to start at 7:15 PM and will be broadcast on FDSSO. Weather conditions are expected to be very hot with a light breeze and light rain. The Yankees, managed by Aaron Boone, have a season record of 53-44 and are 3 games behind in the AL East. On the road, they hold a 23-25 record. The Braves, led by Brian Snitker, have a 43-53 record and are 11 games behind in the NL East. At home, they have a 25-22 record. Starting pitchers for the game are Will Warren for the Yankees and Joey Wentz for the Braves. The

The Chicago White Sox will take on the Pittsburgh Pirates at PNC Park in Pittsburgh, PA. The game is scheduled for Saturday, July 19, 2025, at 6:40 PM. Fans can catch the action on SN PT as the two teams meet under the night sky with scattered clouds and a light breeze. Adrian Houser will start for the White Sox, bringing an ERA of 1.56 and a 5-2 record. On the other side, Mike Burrows will pitch for the Pirates with an ERA of 4.83 and a 1-3 record. The White Sox hold a season record of 33-65, while the Pirates stand at 39-59. The Pirates have a strong home record of 26-22, which they hope to maintain. The Chicago

It is a match defined by frustration, missed opportunities, and a desperate need for a turnaround. Two talented but underperforming Eastern Conference clubs, CF Montreal and the visiting Chicago Fire, will meet on Saturday in a crucial match where both sides are looking to translate recent “good performances” into a tangible and much-needed victory. Montreal is coming off a valiant but ultimately fruitless effort against the league’s best team, while Chicago is reeling from a gut-wrenching draw that felt more like a defeat. For two teams struggling to find their footing, this match is a massive opportunity to finally build some positive momentum. For CF Montreal, their last outing was a textbook example of a moral victory, but moral victories