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After a nightmarish start to the season, the Colorado Rockies suddenly have momentum. Fresh off back-to-back wins — including Thursday night’s 4-3 rally over the San Francisco Giants — the Rockies will aim for their first three-game winning streak of the season on Friday night at Oracle Park. Colorado’s win over the Giants marked several significant milestones for the struggling club. It snapped a 13-game road losing streak and ended a 12-game skid at Oracle Park dating back to July 2023. McMahon, who had been mired in a brutal 2-for-59 slump, broke through with a seventh-inning solo homer that started the comeback. Hunter Goodman later delivered the game-winning RBI single in the eighth. Colorado (7-25) has now strung together wins

Toronto FC return to MLS action on Saturday with growing health concerns and still searching for their first home win of the season. The Reds host a surging New England Revolution side that’s riding a three-game winning streak. Captain Jonathan Osorio is unlikely to feature after suffering a dislocated shoulder in Wednesday’s Canadian Championship loss to CF Montreal. While the severity is still unclear, coach Robin Fraser suggested it could be a lingering issue. Federico Bernardeschi is also questionable with an ankle issue, though the team is optimistic about his availability. Toronto (1-5-4, 7 points) has earned points in four of its last five matches (1-1-3) but remains winless at home (0-2-2) this season. New England (4-4-1, 13 points) head

After one of the most dominant offensive showings in MLS history, Nashville SC will look to keep the momentum rolling when they visit Atlanta United on Saturday afternoon. Nashville (5-4-1, 16 points) dismantled the Chicago Fire 7-2 last weekend, scoring five goals in the first half alone — a feat accomplished by just four other teams in MLS history. The star of the show? Sam Surridge, who netted four goals in a record-setting performance. The 26-year-old striker now leads Nashville with six goals, surpassing former MVP Hany Mukhtar (four). Nashville has won two of its last three matches and is trending upward in the Eastern Conference standings. In stark contrast, Atlanta (2-5-3, 9 points) is in desperate need of a

San Diego closed out April with a franchise-record 19 wins, sweeping the Giants to snap a four-game skid and reaffirm its contender status. Luis Arraez and Jason Heyward returned to the lineup, and Jackson Merrill and Jake Cronenworth loom close to rejoining, giving the club hope that its offense can sustain the torrid pace that powered March into April. Veteran right-hander Dylan Cease (1-2, 5.76 ERA) meets the Pirates seeking smoother command after walking four batters in his last outing. In three career starts against Pittsburgh, he owns a 2.31 ERA and has shown the ability to dominate when in synch. Opposing him is Mitch Keller (1-2, 3.97 ERA), who has allowed just three runs over six innings in his