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The Cleveland Guardians and Arizona Diamondbacks continue their three-game series Tuesday night at Chase Field. Cleveland took the opener 3-1, but Arizona turns to Eduardo Rodriguez, who has never lost to the Guardians in his career. They get enough from Tanner Bibee (9-9, 4.54 ERA), who has been inconsistent but still finds ways to win. Despite allowing at least four runs in seven of his last eight starts, Cleveland’s offense has scored big behind him, giving him five wins in that stretch. The Guardians’ attack is led by José Ramírez (.291 avg, 25 HR), who has had past success against Rodriguez (5-for-9 with a homer). Steven Kwan has also hit Rodriguez well (4-for-9). Cleveland ranks 9th in MLB in stolen

The Cincinnati Reds will try to make it 10 straight wins over the Los Angeles Angels when the two teams meet Tuesday night at Angel Stadium of Anaheim. The Reds took the opener 4-1 behind Brady Singer’s 11th win of the season, and now Hunter Greene takes the mound looking to keep Cincinnati’s postseason hopes alive. They get another strong start from Hunter Greene (5-3, 2.47 ERA, 0.93 WHIP), who was dominant in his first start back from injury last week against Philadelphia (6 shutout innings, 6 strikeouts). Greene has the stuff to overpower an Angels lineup that ranks 16th in batting average (.233) but thrives on the long ball. Offensively, the Reds set the tone early Monday with Gavin

The Los Angeles Dodgers visit the Colorado Rockies at Coors Field on Tuesday night in the second game of their four-game series. Los Angeles sits atop the NL West at 71-54, while Colorado continues to anchor the division with a 36-89 record despite a recent four-game winning streak. They get a solid outing from Emmet Sheehan (3-2, 3.86 ERA) and avoid the bullpen collapse that cost them Monday’s opener. Sheehan has faced Colorado twice in his career, winning both games, and will look to continue that success. Offensively, the Dodgers rank 2nd in MLB with 185 home runs and 3rd in slugging at .438. Shohei Ohtani (43 HR, 101 RBI) and Freddie Freeman (.301 avg, 42 doubles) are the keys

The Atlanta Dream visit the Las Vegas Aces on Tuesday night in a battle of two of the league’s hottest teams. Atlanta sits second in the standings at 22-12, while Las Vegas (21-14) is riding a seven-game win streak and pushing to climb higher before the postseason. (official lines TBD – based on team power ratings & recent form) They bring the second-half energy they showed in Golden State. In Sunday’s 79-63 win, Atlanta dropped 54 points after halftime, with Rhyne Howard (14 pts, 6 ast, 5 reb) leading a balanced attack. Brionna Jones (13 pts, 9 reb) continues to anchor the paint, while Allisha Gray and Naz Hillmon provide key scoring depth. Atlanta has won seven of its last