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Sunday night at Citizens Bank Park feels a little bigger than a routine April game. The Atlanta Braves come into Philadelphia at 14-7 and just grabbed a 3-1 win in Saturday’s matchup, while the Philadelphia Phillies sit at 8-12 and badly need a steadier offensive game to avoid another divisional loss at home. First pitch is scheduled for 7:20 p.m. ET, with NBC Sports Philadelphia and Peacock carrying the broadcast. The market has this one fairly tight, which makes sense. Philadelphia is a small home favorite at around -121, Atlanta is back at plus money, and the handicap starts with a pretty interesting pitching matchup. Grant Holmes gets the ball for the Braves, while Andrew Painter is expected to start

The Baltimore Orioles head into Sunday at Progressive Field trying to avoid another frustrating series result after a 4-2 loss on Saturday, while the Cleveland Guardians keep leaning on the same formula that usually works for them at home. Clean pitching, enough contact, enough late control. The market has Cleveland as a small favorite at -120 with Baltimore coming back at even money, and honestly, that feels like the right kind of number for a game expected to stay pretty tight. This is also one of those matchups where the total tells an important part of the story right away. A 7.0 says the market expects a controlled game, maybe a pitching-first script, maybe one where a single crooked inning

The Milwaukee Brewers head into Sunday at loanDepot Park looking to finish this road spot the right way after a 5-2 win on Saturday. The Miami Marlins are back home trying to avoid another loss in a game the market still sees as competitive, with Milwaukee sitting at -120 and Miami returning +100. That is a pretty tight number, and honestly, it should be. These are the kinds of games where one cleaner stretch in the middle innings can decide everything. From a betting standpoint, this matchup feels less about star power and more about game control. Milwaukee usually gives bettors the steadier full-game profile. The Brewers tend to defend better, manage innings better, and avoid giving away too many

The Cincinnati Reds head into Sunday at Target Field looking for a sweep after taking the first two games of this series, including a 5-4 win on Saturday. The Minnesota Twins are back home trying to stop a three-game home slide, and the market still has them favored at around -126 with Cincinnati coming back at +105. First pitch is set for 2:10 p.m. EDT in Minneapolis. This is a tighter handicap than the records alone might suggest. Cincinnati has opened the season better and has been excellent away from home, but the Reds still carry some offensive volatility. Minnesota, meanwhile, has not been as clean lately, yet this lineup still has enough power to flip a game quickly, especially