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The Minnesota Twins are on fire—winners of 11 straight, the longest streak in Major League Baseball this season. But as they head into Milwaukee for a three-game set beginning Friday, the big story isn’t just their red-hot record—it’s whether their lineup will be healthy enough to keep the streak alive. Minnesota is just one game shy of matching its longest win streak since moving to the Twin Cities in 1961. The all-time franchise record? 17 straight, set by the 1912 Washington Senators. Stay sharp with real-time betting lines on our MLB Odds Page. In Thursday’s 4-0 win over the Orioles, Byron Buxton and Carlos Correa—two of the Twins’ biggest stars—left the game after colliding on a shallow fly ball. Buxton’s

Two years removed from his final game as an Angel and fresh off a World Series title and another MVP award, Shohei Ohtani is set to once again face his former team—this time as the superstar centerpiece of a powerhouse Dodgers lineup. The Los Angeles Dodgers and Los Angeles Angels begin a three-game Freeway Series Friday night at Dodger Stadium. While interleague play between these crosstown franchises always draws eyes, the spotlight burns brightest with Ohtani standing on the opposite side of the field from the team that once defined his MLB arrival. Check daily odds and player props for this electric matchup on our MLB Odds Page. Ohtani enters the series tied for the MLB lead with 15 home

For the first time since their move to West Sacramento, the Oakland Athletics are back in the Bay Area—but not as local rivals. Instead, it’s now a battle of Northern California bragging rights as the A’s visit the San Francisco Giants for a three-game interleague set beginning Friday night. Both teams enter the series far more competitive than many expected coming into the 2024 season. The A’s sit at 22-22, while the Giants—despite a recent slide—are just four games back of the NL West-leading Dodgers. Track live odds and game-day insights on our MLB Odds Page. The series opener features two strong arms: JP Sears (4-2, 2.80 ERA) for the A’s and Logan Webb (4-3, 2.60 ERA) for the Giants.

The Florida Panthers are on the verge of another deep playoff run after dismantling the Toronto Maple Leafs 6-1 in Game 5 of the Eastern Conference second-round series. With the best-of-seven now tilted 3-2 in Florida’s favor, the Panthers have a chance to close it out on home ice in Game 6 on Friday night in Sunrise, Florida. But as coach Paul Maurice warns, nothing is guaranteed. Florida has flipped the script dramatically, winning three straight after falling behind early in the series. A notable highlight? The sheer depth of their scoring lineup. Seventeen different Panthers have registered goals this postseason—a feat unmatched since the 1993 LA Kings. Key contributors include: Maurice highlighted the importance of these depth players: A