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Minnesota heads to Kauffman Stadium on Wednesday night trying to stop an early skid, while Kansas City looks to keep a little momentum going after back-to-back wins. The Twins are just 1-3 through four games, and the offense has felt a bit choppy so far. The Royals are 2-2, not exactly rolling, but they have already shown they can win the kind of lower-scoring games this matchup may turn into. This one has a first-pitch feel of a grind rather than a shootout, especially with Joe Ryan on the mound for Minnesota and Noah Cameron making his season debut for Kansas City. The weather matters at least a little here. Light rain and a cool breeze at Kauffman could knock

Cleveland heads into Los Angeles for Wednesday night’s series finale at UNIQLO Field at Dodger Stadium, with first pitch set for 8:20 p.m. ET. The Guardians are 3-2 and sitting atop the AL Central, while the Dodgers are 3-1 and already looking every bit like the team to beat in the NL West. This is a good early-season measuring-stick game, especially after Cleveland took the last meeting 4-2 on March 30. There is a little tension in this spot, too. The Guardians have played crisp baseball through five games, getting enough contact, enough doubles, and just enough pitching to stay in control late. The Dodgers are still favored heavily at home, and that makes sense, but Cleveland has already shown

Texas heads into Camden Yards on Tuesday night looking to keep its early run going after opening the season 3-1 and sitting on top of the AL West. Baltimore is 2-2, third in the AL East, and trying to answer after dropping Monday’s opener 5-2. First pitch is set for 6:35 p.m. ET at Oriole Park at Camden Yards, with MASN and Rangers Sports Network carrying the game. The market has Texas installed as a slight road favorite, with the total sitting at 8.5. Monday’s result matters here because it pushed the Rangers to a three-game win streak and reinforced what has looked real through the first four games: the pitching has been sharp, the lineup has produced enough traffic,

The White Sox head into Tuesday night at 1-3 after finally getting in the win column Monday, while Miami sits at 3-1 and still tied at the top of the NL East despite that first loss. This is the second game of the series at loanDepot park, with first pitch set for 6:40 p.m. EDT on MLB.TV. From a standings angle, Chicago is already chasing in the AL Central, and Miami is trying to keep an early home edge going before this schedule toughens up. Monday’s 9-4 White Sox win changed the tone a bit. Miguel Vargas drove in six, Austin Hays left the yard, and Chicago finally showed some real thump after a flat opening series in Milwaukee. Miami