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The St. Louis Cardinals will take on the Milwaukee Brewers at American Family Field. The Cardinals have a record of 72-75, placing them 4th in the NL Central. They are currently on a three-game losing streak and have gone 4-6 in their last 10 games. Manager Oliver Marmol and his team will look to improve their road record of 31-41. The Brewers hold the top spot in the NL Central with a record of 89-58. They also have a three-game losing streak and a recent 4-6 record. Under Manager Pat Murphy, the Brewers have been strong at home with a 46-26 record. The game will start at 8:10 PM on Friday, September 12, 2025, and will be televised on FDSWI.

Arizona State Sun Devils (1‑1) return home after having tumbled out of the AP Top 25 following a loss at Mississippi State. They aim to regroup this Saturday in Tempe, Ariz., as they host a buoyant Texas State Bobcats (2‑0) who are starting strong and hoping to pull off another surprise. Last season, Arizona State scraped by 31‑28 in a close game in San Marcos, thanks in part to a favorable turnover margin and late scoring. Recent betting previews from a similar match from a prior season suggest Texas State often get positive value as underdogs in close games vs Arizona State, especially when ASU is coming off a let‑down performance. Pick: Arizona State MoneylineAlternate Lean / Value Pick: Texas

San Jose Earthquakes (9‑12‑8, ~35 points) will host LAFC (11‑7‑8, ~41 points) Saturday in Santa Clara, California, at Levi’s Stadium. The stadium’s upper deck has been opened, with ticket sales soaring past 45,000, as San Jose tries to use the big crowd to aid its playoff push. LAFC, meanwhile, aim to close the gap on the top‑four in the Western Conference, while San Jose clings to the final playoff‑slot. From San Jose’s official match preview, expected possession is fairly even; both sides show similar shot generation stats. Pick: LAFC MoneylineProjected Final Score: LAFC 2, San Jose Earthquakes 1 Reasoning: Both teams have shown offensive punch, but LAFC likely have just enough stability and finishing quality to edge San Jose in

Orlando City SC (13‑7‑8, 47 points) enter the weekend in fifth place in the Eastern Conference, with six matches remaining in the MLS regular season. They return to league action after a break of three weeks and are trying to snap a three‑match slide in all competitions.D.C. United (5‑15‑9, 24 points) are already eliminated from playoff contention, but under new manager René Weiler the mood seems to be improving — earning five points in their last three (1‑0‑2). A spirited performance might not change their postseason fate, but D.C. will want to finish the season with pride. Other relevant data: head‑to‑head stats show a fairly even split in past matches between these two sides. Pick: Orlando City SC MoneylineProjected Final