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The Dodgers stay at Rogers Centre on Wednesday afternoon looking to finish the sweep, and the matchup is one of the day’s most interesting because both clubs are sending out high-end arms. Los Angeles is 9-2, has won five straight, and is 5-0 on the road. Toronto is 4-7, has dropped six straight, and is trying to stop the slide at home. First pitch is 3:07 p.m. EDT, and the listed starters are Shohei Ohtani for the Dodgers and Dylan Cease for the Blue Jays. That starter note matters because the setup in your draft is slightly off: Ohtani is starting for the Dodgers, but Dylan Cease, not for the Dodgers, is starting for Toronto. The game is indoors at

Houston tries to avoid a sweep Wednesday afternoon at Coors Field after dropping the first two games of the series. The Astros are 6-6 and have lost three straight, while Colorado has climbed to 5-6 with three consecutive wins and a little real momentum now. First pitch is set for 3:10 p.m. ET in Denver, and the listed starters are Cristian Javier for Houston and Michael Lorenzen for Colorado. This is one of those Coors games where the total jumps off the page immediately because both starters bring ugly early numbers into a very unforgiving park. The current market reflects that. ESPN lists Houston as a road favorite around -163, Colorado around +134 to +136, and the total sitting at

Oklahoma City heads to Intuit Dome on Wednesday night for a 10:00 PM ET tip in a game that looks straightforward on paper but still carries real betting tension. The Thunder are 63-16 after hammering the Lakers 123-87 on Tuesday, good for first in the West, and they have now won six straight while taking 18 of their last 19. The Clippers are 41-38, sitting eighth in the conference after beating Dallas 116-103, so this is not just another late-season game for them. It matters for play-in positioning. There is also a schedule angle here. Oklahoma City is on the second night of a back-to-back, but this team has been so dominant lately that the usual fatigue case feels a

Portland heads to Frost Bank Center on Wednesday night for a game that matters on both ends of the Western Conference bracket. The Trail Blazers are 40-39 and still trying to climb out of the 9-seed, while San Antonio is 60-19, locked into no worse than second in the West but still chasing Oklahoma City for the conference’s top record. Tipoff is set for 8:30 p.m. ET, with the game airing on ESPN and FanDuel Sports SW. The injury angle is the first thing bettors have to weigh. Victor Wembanyama is inactive with a left rib contusion, and Stephon Castle has also been listed as doubtful for San Antonio. That changes the shape of this matchup a bit. The Spurs