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The Los Angeles Angels are set to play against the Athletics at Sutter Health Park. The Angels come into the game with a record of 59-62, holding the 4th spot in the AL West. They are on a 3-game winning streak and have won 6 of their last 10 games. The Athletics have a record of 54-69 and sit in the 5th spot in the AL West. They are coming off a loss and have an even 5-5 record in their last 10 games. The game will take place on Friday, August 15, 2025, at 10:05 PM, with clear skies and a light breeze expected. The Los Angeles Angels are coming off a strong series against the Los Angeles Dodgers.

The Tampa Bay Rays and the San Francisco Giants are set to play at Oracle Park. The Rays come into the game with a record of 59-63. They are ranked fourth in the AL East. Their recent form shows a win in their last game and a 4-6 record over the last ten games. The Giants have a record of 59-62 and are also ranked fourth, but in the NL West. They have lost their last five games. Over their last ten games, they have the same 4-6 record as the Rays. The game will start at 10:15 PM under clear skies with a light breeze. Joe Boyle will pitch for the Rays, while Landen Roupp will start for the

The Las Vegas Aces and Phoenix Mercury square off Friday night in a matchup loaded with star power — and MVP implications. Reigning MVP A’ja Wilson faces top challenger Alyssa Thomas for the third time this season, with both teams sitting in the top four of their respective conferences. The Aces enter with five straight wins, most recently knocking off defending champion New York 83-77. A’ja Wilson posted 17 points and 16 rebounds in that win, dominating the glass in crunch time with seven boards in the fourth quarter alone. Bench spark plug Jewell Loyd has thrived in her sixth-woman role, averaging 15.5 points off the bench since the shift, and the Aces are 7-1 in that stretch. Las Vegas

The Atlanta Dream and Seattle Storm face off Friday night in Vancouver, marking the first WNBA regular-season game played outside the United States. The neutral-site clash comes just two days after Atlanta’s 85-75 win in Seattle, extending the Dream’s season-best winning streak to six games. The Dream have been dominant in August, winning six straight and overtaking New York for the top spot in the Eastern Conference. Rhyne Howard looked sharp in her second game back from a knee injury, scoring 25 points and burying three huge triples late in the third quarter on Wednesday. With Allisha Gray (19.0 ppg) continuing to pace the offense and Howard back in rhythm, Atlanta’s perimeter shooting will be critical. Even without injured point