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The league-leading FC Cincinnati (16–7–4, 52 pts) return home Saturday evening as heavy favorites to take on New York City FC (12–8–5, 41 pts). Cincinnati leads the Supporters’ Shield race—a safe bet given they’ve earned a league-best nine road wins, translating to 29 away points At stake: a crucial home stand against Eastern Conference playoff hopefuls, starting with NYCFC. FC Cincinnati is the dominant choice here. Their form, combined with home advantage and motivation, outweighs NYCFC’s durable but patchier rhythm. I’m backing Cincinnati Moneyline (-140) and Over 2.5 Goals for a packed, high-energy matchup. Model Projection: FC Cincinnati 2, NYCFC 1 Explore more MLS betting insights on our Expert Picks Page.

The Houston Astros will visit the Baltimore Orioles at Oriole Park at Camden Yards on Saturday, August 23, 2025. The game is set to start at 7:05 PM and will be broadcast on MASN. The weather forecast predicts a warm evening with scattered clouds and a light breeze. The Astros have a record of 71-58 and are leading the AL West. They have won their last two games but are 4-6 in their last ten. The Orioles hold a 59-69 record and are in fifth place in the AL East. They have lost their last two games but have gone 6-4 in their last ten. Cristian Javier will start for the Astros, while Dean Kremer will take the mound for

The Cleveland Guardians and Texas Rangers meet at Globe Life Field on Saturday, August 23, 2025. Both teams have similar records, with the Guardians at 64-63 and the Rangers at 64-66. The game starts at 7:05 PM and will be broadcast on RSN. Logan Allen will pitch for the Guardians, bringing an ERA of 3.87. Jack Leiter will start for the Rangers with an ERA of 4.06. The weather is very hot with a light breeze, but the retractable roof may lessen its impact. The Cleveland Guardians recently played a close game against the Texas Rangers, losing 4-3. Slade Cecconi pitched six solid innings, allowing only two runs. José Ramírez drove in two runs, showing his ability to contribute in

The Connecticut Sun visit the Chicago Sky on Saturday afternoon in a game with little postseason stake but plenty of pride. Tip-off is set for 3:00 PM ET at College Park Center. Both teams have tumbled out of playoff contention, but the Sun (8–27) are heating up—winning three of four—while Chicago (9–26) rides the energy of a major upset over the Liberty. They keep riding their defensive resurgence. Connecticut allowed fewer than 70 points in three of their last four games, including holding the Mystics to 56 in their recent win. Aaliyah Edwards highlighted their toughness, noting the team’s refusal to settle despite challenges. With standout performances from Tina Charles (21 PTS, 17.5 PPG in recent games) and Leila Lacan,