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Houston heads back into Coors Field on Tuesday night for an 8:40 p.m. ET first pitch, trying to stop a two-game skid after Monday’s 9-7 loss in Denver. The Astros are 6-5, the Rockies are 4-6, and this one sets up as a classic early-season Coors handicap: strong Houston offense, shaky pitching depth, and a total already pushed into double digits. Mike Burrows is the listed starter for the Astros, while Colorado gives the ball to Kyle Freeland. Game coverage is on Space City Home Network and Rockies.TV. What makes this matchup tricky is that the surface read and the park read point in opposite directions. Coors naturally drags bettors toward Overs, and Houston’s lineup has been one of the

The Braves and Angels run it back Tuesday night at Angel Stadium, with first pitch set for 9:38 p.m. ET in Anaheim. Atlanta comes in at 6-5 after dropping three straight, while Los Angeles is also 6-5 and has started to stabilize a bit after beating the Braves 6-2 on Monday behind a strong José Soriano outing. This one is on BravesVision and FanDuel Sports Network West, and the early market still has Atlanta as the road favorite with Reynaldo López matched against Yusei Kikuchi. For bettors tracking the full slate, it fits neatly into the broader Tuesday board of MLB game previews. This matchup is interesting because the current form and the season-long numbers are pulling in slightly different

Philadelphia heads to Oracle Park on Tuesday night for a 9:45 p.m. ET first pitch, with the Phillies sitting at 6-4 and trying to steady themselves after a choppy first stretch of the season. San Francisco is 3-8 and has dropped three straight, so this is one of those early-April spots where the home team already feels a little pressure to stop the slide before it gets louder. Coverage is on NBCSP+ and NBCS BA+, and the market opened with the Phillies as a road favorite behind Cristopher Sánchez against Robbie Ray. It is also a pretty interesting betting matchup because both starters throw left-handed, which can flatten some of the obvious platoon assumptions. Philadelphia still brings the deeper lineup

The NCAA Tournament title game is here, and it sets up as a heavyweight finish. Connecticut and Michigan meet Monday, April 6, 2026, at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, with tipoff set for 12:00 PM ET. UConn comes in as the No. 2 seed at 29-5 overall, ranked No. 7 in the AP poll and carrying the Big East flag. Michigan is the No. 1 seed, 31-3 on the season, ranked No. 3 nationally, and looking to cap a huge year for the Big Ten with a championship. This is not a casual matchup. It is a title game with two teams that can win in very different ways. Michigan has looked explosive for most of this tournament run, and