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Milwaukee and Boston finish their three-game set Wednesday afternoon at Fenway Park, with first pitch set for 1:35 p.m. ET. The Brewers are 8-3 and still sitting near the top of the NL Central, while the Red Sox are 3-8 and trying to turn one win into something a little more stable after Tuesday’s 3-2 victory snapped a three-game skid. The listed starters for today are Shane Drohan for Milwaukee and Sonny Gray for Boston, and that matchup matters because it is a different setup than the one the market saw Tuesday night. Boston’s win Tuesday was narrow, and it came with some help from Milwaukee losing the zone in the sixth. Trevor Story’s two-run double was the big swing,

Baltimore goes for the sweep Wednesday afternoon at Rate Field after taking the first two games of the series. The Orioles are 5-6 and have won two straight, while the White Sox are 4-7 and trying to stop a two-game skid. First pitch is 2:10 p.m. ET, and the current probable starters are Kyle Bradish for Baltimore and Sean Burke for Chicago. That part matters, because the starter matchup in your draft is correct for today’s game. This is a cleaner handicap than Tuesday’s game. Baltimore already won 4-2 behind Trevor Rogers, and Gunnar Henderson’s two-run homer in the eighth was the swing. Chicago stayed competitive, but the White Sox have now lost the first two games of the set

Seattle heads into Globe Life Field on Wednesday afternoon trying to stop the slide after dropping the first two games of this series. The Mariners are 4-8, have lost four straight, and just fell 3-2 on Tuesday despite another strong outing from the rotation. Texas is 6-5, has won two in a row, and is starting to look steadier at home after a slow opening there. First pitch is set for 2:35 p.m. ET, and MLB’s probable pitchers page lists Bryan Woo for Seattle against MacKenzie Gore for Texas. That pitching matchup is the whole game, honestly. Woo has been excellent early, carrying a 1.38 ERA with 15 strikeouts, while Gore enters at 1-0 with a 3.97 ERA and 16

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