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The Kansas City Royals will visit the Arizona Diamondbacks at Chase Field in Phoenix, AZ, on Saturday, July 5, 2025. The game is set to start at 4:10 PM and will be broadcast on ARID. The weather forecast predicts a very hot day with broken clouds, but the retractable roof at Chase Field should keep conditions comfortable. Currently, the Royals have a record of 41-47, sitting 13 games back in the AL Central. They have a road record of 21-23. The Diamondbacks hold a record of 43-44 and are 12 games back in the NL West, with a home record of 22-23. Michael Wacha will start for the Royals, while Ryne Nelson will take the mound for the Diamondbacks. The

  The Baltimore Orioles will play against the Atlanta Braves at Truist Park in Atlanta, GA, on Saturday, July 5, 2025. The game will begin at 4:10 PM, and fans can catch the action on MASN. The weather forecast predicts a warm day with a light breeze and clear skies. Heading into this game, the Orioles have a season record of 38-49, placing them 11 games back in the AL East. Their road record stands at 19-27. On the other side, the Braves hold a 39-48 record, also 11 games back in their division, the NL East. At home, the Braves have performed better with a 24-20 record.   The Baltimore Orioles are coming off a win against the Atlanta

The New York Yankees head to Citi Field for an afternoon game against the New York Mets. The game is set for Saturday, July 5, 2025, at 4:10 PM. Fans can catch the action on the YES network. The weather forecast predicts a warm day with overcast clouds and calm winds. The Yankees, managed by Aaron Boone, hold a 48-40 record this season. They are 2 games behind in the AL East. On the other side, the Mets, led by Carlos Mendoza, have a 51-38 record and are leading the NL East. The Yankees will start Carlos Rodón, who has a 2.95 ERA, while the Mets will counter with Frankie Montas, who has a 6.00 ERA. The New York Yankees

Two Eastern Conference clubs on the brink—Atlanta United and D.C. United—will meet Saturday night in Washington, each desperate to snap a three-match losing skid and revive their postseason hopes. Separated by just one point in the standings, D.C. (4-10-6, 18 points) and Atlanta (4-10-5, 17 points) find themselves far below the playoff line. Defense has been a shared liability: D.C. has surrendered 39 goals this season, while Atlanta isn’t far behind at 37. Meanwhile, D.C. United’s offensive woes continue as they enter the match tied for the second-fewest goals scored in the league (17). Atlanta striker Emmanuel Latte Lath leads the team with five goals but hasn’t found the back of the net in 12 straight matches—a drought the Five