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The Atlanta Braves head to Wrigley Field for a night matchup against the Chicago Cubs on Wednesday, September 3, 2025. First pitch is set for 7:40 PM ET. Atlanta (62-77) is slumping, sitting fourth in the NL East after dropping its last two games. Chicago (80-59) holds second place in the NL Central and carries momentum with back-to-back wins. Atlanta showed some pop in its 4-3 loss to Chicago on Monday, with Ozzie Albies and Eli White each going deep. Joey Wentz also struck out eight over four innings, showing the rotation has arms that can miss bats. Offensively, the Braves remain dangerous. They rank 7th in on-base percentage (.319) and 3rd in walks (498), demonstrating patience and the ability

The Miami Marlins head to Nationals Park on Wednesday, September 3, 2025, to face the Washington Nationals in an NL East matchup. First pitch is set for 1:05 PM ET in Washington, DC. Miami (65-74) sits third in the division, but enters on a two-game skid. Washington (55-83) has endured its struggles this season but comes in with back-to-back wins after taking the series opener. Miami’s offense needs to find its spark after dropping Monday’s matchup 5-2. Connor Norby and Otto Lopez each had two hits in the loss, but run production stalled late. The Marlins have proven they can hit, ranking 7th in doubles (231) and 9th in batting average (.249). Eury Pérez takes the ball with a 4.04

The San Francisco Giants are set to play against the Colorado Rockies at Coors Field. The Giants hold a record of 70-69 and are third in the NL West. They are on a three-game winning streak and have won nine of their last ten games. The Rockies, with a record of 39-100, are last in the division. They have lost their last two games and have only two wins in their last ten. The game will take place on Wednesday, September 3, 2025, at 8:40 PM. The weather is expected to be very hot with few clouds. The San Francisco Giants recently defeated the Colorado Rockies 7-4. Logan Webb pitched five innings, striking out seven batters. Key players like Patrick

The Los Angeles Angels head to Kauffman Stadium for the second game of their set against the Kansas City Royals. Los Angeles (65-73) sits fourth in the AL West and has struggled to stay consistent, while Kansas City (70-68) is chasing a postseason berth as the second-place team in the AL Central. The Royals are -184 favorites with the Angels priced at +155. The total sits at 9.0 runs. For recent form and box scores, review the latest MLB scoreboards. They lean on their power bats. In Tuesday’s 5-1 victory, Jo Adell homered and drove in two runs, while Oswald Peraza and Chris Taylor chipped in key hits. Adell (32 HR) and Zach Neto (25 HR) have been the heart