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The White Sox open a three-game set at Chase Field on Tuesday night with first pitch scheduled for 9:40 p.m. ET. Chicago comes in at 8-14 and fourth in the AL Central, while Arizona is 13-9, third in the NL West, and 7-3 at home. Sean Burke gets the ball for the White Sox against Merrill Kelly for Arizona, and the market has the Diamondbacks sitting as a moderate home favorite. TV coverage is listed on Dbacks.TV and Chicago Sports Network. This is not really a weather game in the usual sense, but it is worth noting that Chase Field’s roof status for Tuesday is listed as open. Phoenix is expected to be hot and dry during the day, so

The Athletics head into T-Mobile Park on Tuesday night at 12-11, and after Monday’s 6-4 win in Seattle they sit alone atop the AL West for the moment. The Mariners are 10-14 and fourth in the division, though their 9-6 home record tells a slightly different story than the overall mark. First pitch is set for 9:40 p.m. ET, with Jacob Lopez lined up for the A’s and Luis Castillo getting the ball for Seattle. The market has Seattle favored in the mid -170 range with a total of 7.5, and the game will be carried locally on NBC Sports California and Mariners.TV. The weather angle is softer than it would be in most parks. Seattle is dealing with a

The Dodgers open this NL West set at Oracle Park on Tuesday night with first pitch set for 9:45 p.m. ET, 6:45 p.m. local time. Los Angeles comes in at 16-6 and sitting on top of the division, while San Francisco is 9-13 and trying to stabilize after a slow first three weeks. This is the first regular-season meeting between the clubs in 2026, and the market still has the Dodgers installed as the road favorite behind Yoshinobu Yamamoto against Landen Roupp. The game will air on SportsNet LA and NBC Sports Bay Area. There is some weather noise here, too, and that matters more than usual at Oracle. Forecasts call for rain chances tapering into the evening, with temperatures

JJ Wetherholt, off to a solid start to his rookie season, and the St. Louis Cardinals will look to bounce back on Tuesday after dropping the opener of a three-game series against the host Miami Marlins. The 23-year-old second baseman, who went 0-for-3 in a 5-3 loss on Monday, is hitting .228 with three homers, 11 RBIs, four steals and a .730 OPS in 22 games. The Cardinals’ first-round pick, seventh overall, in 2024, Wetherholt mostly played shortstop in the minor leagues but moved to second base because the Cardinals have a Gold Glove winner at his position, Masyn Winn. Still, Wetherholt has above-average tools in terms of his speed, arm, power and hitting, and he has earned the trust