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Vegas heads into Vancouver on Tuesday night at Rogers Arena looking for a three-game season sweep and a fourth straight win under John Tortorella. The Golden Knights are 35-26-16 and sitting right in the middle of the Pacific race, just one point behind Edmonton for the division lead. Vancouver is 22-46-8, already eliminated, and trying to stop another slide after dropping eight of its last nine. Puck drop is set for 10:00 p.m. ET, and the market has Vegas installed as a clear road favorite. There is some real urgency on the Vegas side here. This is not just another late-season road game. The Golden Knights have standings pressure, better form, and a chance to tighten their grip on home-ice

St. Louis and Washington meet again Tuesday night at Nationals Park, with first pitch set for 6:45 p.m. ET. The Cardinals come in 5-5 after dropping Monday’s opener 9-6, while the Nationals are 4-6 and trying to build on one of their better offensive games of the young season. This is the kind of matchup that feels close for good reason. The market is basically calling it even, and the records support that. The pitching matchup is Matthew Liberatore against Cade Cavalli, and that gives this game a little more intrigue than a typical early-April coin flip. Liberatore has opened the year with a 1.64 ERA, while Cavalli sits at 2.79, so both teams are sending out starters who have

The Athletics open a three-game set in the Bronx on Tuesday night, and the setup is pretty clear from the jump. New York is 7-2, sitting atop the AL East, while the Athletics are 3-6 and still trying to find a steadier rhythm after an uneven opening stretch. First pitch at Yankee Stadium is set for 7:05 p.m. ET, with the Yankees sending Cam Schlittler to the mound against Aaron Civale for the Athletics. The team name here is simply the Athletics, not “None Athletics,” so I cleaned that up for the preview. This is also an interesting market because New York is being priced like the clearly better roster, which it is, but the handicap still comes down to

The Dodgers head into Rogers Centre on Tuesday night looking to keep a four-game winning streak alive, and they have earned the market respect. Los Angeles is 8-2, sitting on top of the NL West, and already handled Toronto 14-2 in Monday’s opener of this World Series rematch. The Blue Jays are 4-6, have dropped five straight, and now have to deal with another difficult pitching matchup at 7:07 p.m. ET on Sportsnet. For bettors scanning the full card, this is one of the most interesting MLB game previews on the board because the recent form screams Dodgers, but the starting pitching is much tighter than the score from the opener might suggest. That is what makes this game more