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The New York Red Bulls certainly enjoy facing off against Toronto FC. In 43 all-time meetings, the Red Bulls boast a 24-9-10 record and are unbeaten in their past 12 regular-season matches against the Canadian club, going 9-0-3 in that stretch. They’ll look to continue that trend when they visit Toronto on Wednesday. New York (8-7-3, 27 points) has won each of the past four matches overall against Toronto and is riding a five-match unbeaten streak on the road against them. Sitting eighth in the Eastern Conference, the Red Bulls will hope this matchup helps spark their road form, as they’ve struggled away from home this season with a 1-6-2 record. That contrasts sharply with their dominant 7-1-1 mark at

The Pittsburgh Pirates head to American Family Field to take on the Milwaukee Brewers on Wednesday, June 25, 2025. This afternoon game is set to start at 2:10 PM and will be broadcast on MLBN. The weather forecast calls for a mild day with light rain, but the retractable roof at the stadium might keep the conditions in check. The Pirates, managed by Don Kelly, hold a record of 32-49 this season. They are 15 games back in the NL Central. Their road record stands at 12-28. The Brewers, managed by Pat Murphy, have a record of 44-36 and are 2 games back in the division. At home, they hold a 24-16 record. Starting pitchers for the game are Paul

The Boston Red Sox will visit the Los Angeles Angels for an afternoon game on June 25, 2025. The game will take place at Angel Stadium of Anaheim, with a clear sky forecasted. Fans can catch the action on FDSW at 4:07 PM. The Red Sox, managed by Alex Cora, hold a 40-40 record this season. They are 5 games behind in the AL East. The Angels, led by Ron Washington, have a 38-40 record and are 7 games back in the AL West. Richard Fitts will start for Boston, while Yusei Kikuchi takes the mound for Los Angeles. The Boston Red Sox are coming off a tough 9-5 loss against the Los Angeles Angels. Despite the setback, Trevor Story

The heat will be on — literally and figuratively — when Atlanta United visit the Columbus Crew on Wednesday night. With Ohio’s capital city gripped by a heatwave, the Crew (8-3-7, 31 points) have been adjusting their training schedule to manage heat indexes in the low 100s. The players now train in the early afternoon and follow a regimen designed by the performance staff, which even includes hot baths. “We try to maximize our chance to be good, so we identify a few players that we know have an issue with the heat,” Crew coach Wilfried Nancy said. While Atlanta United (4-9-5, 17 points) play indoors, they are accustomed to training in stifling conditions. But it’s not just the weather