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Denzel Clarke’s bat often is quiet, but his glove continues to be a loud winning ingredient. The Athletics’ center fielder excels at robbing homers, with the latest time coming on Tuesday. Now Clarke and the A’s will seek their seventh victory in eight games when they face the Texas Rangers on Wednesday night at West Sacramento, Calif. Clarke’s thievery of Andrew McCutchen, along with Jacob Wilson’s two-run single in the third inning, were big components of the A’s 2-1 victory over the Rangers on Tuesday in the second contest of a four-game series. Texas won the opener 8-1 on Monday. On Tuesday, the Athletics held their one-run edge with two outs in the fourth inning when McCutchen’s bid for a

Real Madrid head to the Allianz Arena on Wednesday for the second leg of this Champions League quarterfinal, with kickoff set for 3:00 p.m. ET. Bayern Munich take a 2-1 aggregate lead into the return match after winning at the Bernabéu, so the pressure is obvious here. Madrid need a result, not just a decent performance, and that tends to change everything about the way a knockout game is played. That is what makes this such a strong betting match. Bayern are in better form, they are at home, and they are not chasing the game. Real Madrid, though, are still dangerous because the tie state forces them forward and their attacking talent can turn a quiet match chaotic in

Arsenal return to the Emirates Stadium for the second leg of this UEFA Champions League quarterfinal, holding a narrow 1-0 aggregate lead after a late winner in Lisbon. Kickoff is set for Wednesday, April 15, 2026, at 3:00 PM ET, and the stakes are clear. Arsenal only need to avoid defeat to advance, while Sporting must chase the game from the start. The pressure is not entirely comfortable for the home side, though. Arsenal come in off a rough domestic stretch, dropping three of their last four matches, and dealing with key injury concerns across the squad. Sporting, meanwhile, arrive with momentum and belief after bouncing back in league play. That creates a slightly uneasy setup for a team that

Mike Trout was hitting the ball hard but running into tough luck for the past few games before arriving at Yankee Stadium. In the past two nights, he has hit the ball hard and over the wall for the Los Angeles Angels. The Angels hope to see another big night from Trout and their offense on Wednesday when they play the third contest of a four-game series against the host New York Yankees. The Angels have 17 runs on 24 hits in the first two games and evened the series with a 7-1 rout on Tuesday. After Trout homered in the sixth and eighth innings on Monday, the Angels absorbed an 11-10 loss on a game-ending wild pitch. On Tuesday,