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The Los Angeles Angels and Chicago White Sox wrap up their series Wednesday afternoon at Rate Field in Chicago. First pitch is set for 1:10 PM ET, with the game airing on CHSN, and this is another spot on the daily MLB previews board where the price is more interesting than the records. Los Angeles enters at 12-19, fourth in the AL West, and the Angels are in a bad stretch. They have lost five straight and nine of their last ten. Chicago is 13-17, third in the AL Central, and has won two in a row after taking Tuesday’s matchup 5-2 behind Drew Romo’s two-homer game. The Angels are still favored at -126, with the White Sox at +106.

The Tampa Bay Rays go for the sweep against the Cleveland Guardians on Wednesday, April 29, 2026, at Progressive Field in Cleveland. First pitch is set for 1:10 PM ET, with light rain and calm crosswinds in the forecast. Tampa Bay enters at 18-11 and riding a six-game winning streak, while Cleveland sits at 15-16 and has dropped four straight after another frustrating night at the plate. The Rays took Tuesday’s meeting 1-0 behind a dominant outing from Nick Martinez and another strong bullpen finish. Cleveland had late traffic but could not cash in, which has become the bigger concern in this series. The Guardians are getting quality pitching, but the offense has not done enough to support it. Drew

The St. Louis Cardinals visit the Pittsburgh Pirates on Wednesday, April 29, 2026, at PNC Park in Pittsburgh, PA. First pitch is set for 6:40 PM ET, with the Cardinals entering at 16-13 and third in the NL Central, while the Pirates are 16-14 and trying to stop a three-game slide. St. Louis has taken the first two games of this series, including an 11-7 win on Tuesday night where the lineup finally looked loud from top to bottom. Pittsburgh still has a solid overall profile, but after allowing 15 runs across the first two games of the series, the pressure shifts to Bubba Chandler and the bullpen to calm things down. The Pirates are favored at -150, with the

The Houston Astros visit the Baltimore Orioles on Wednesday night at Oriole Park at Camden Yards, with first pitch set for 6:35 PM ET on MASN. Houston enters at 11-19 and sits last in the AL West, while Baltimore comes in at 14-15 and third in the AL East after taking Tuesday’s series opener 5-3. This is a pretty important spot for Houston, maybe more than the market is showing. The Astros have dropped 16 of their last 21 and are just 3-11 on the road, but the lineup is still producing traffic. They had 11 hits Tuesday and five extra-base hits, yet went only 2-for-14 with runners in scoring position. That is frustrating, but it also hints at some