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Two teams tied at the bottom of the Eastern Conference clash on Saturday when CF Montréal host D.C. United in a true basement battle. Montréal (4-15-7, 19 points) are coming off a 1-1 draw against Atlanta United, their second straight match earning at least a point. New signing Matty Longstaff joins the squad to bolster the midfield after arriving from Toronto FC. D.C. (4-15-7, 19 points) enter on a five-game losing streak and a nine-match winless run. Interim coach Kevin Flanagan has emphasized finding goals, as United have scored a league-low 22 this season. Christian Benteke (8 goals) remains their most reliable weapon, while Gabriel Pirani adds support with four tallies. The hosts need to build on the momentum from

The Atlanta Braves head to Progressive Field to play against the Cleveland Guardians. The Braves have a record of 54-68 and are ranked fourth in the NL East. They have won their last three games and are 7-3 in their last ten games. Joey Wentz will start for the Braves, bringing an ERA of 5.03 and a WHIP of 1.44. The Cleveland Guardians hold a 63-58 record and stand second in the AL Central. They have a home record of 31-29 and are also 7-3 in their last ten games. Slade Cecconi will pitch for the Guardians with an ERA of 4.11 and a WHIP of 1.25. The game will start at 7:10 PM and will be broadcast on CLEG.

The Baltimore Orioles will take on the Houston Astros at Daikin Park on Saturday, August 16, 2025. The Orioles have a record of 56-66 and are ranked 5th in the AL East. They are currently on a three-game winning streak and have gone 5-5 in their last ten games. The Astros hold a record of 68-54, leading the AL West. They lost their last game but have a 6-4 record over the past ten games. The game will be played under a retractable roof, so the very hot weather and light breeze will not affect play. Cade Povich will start for the Orioles, while Jason Alexander will pitch for the Astros. The Baltimore Orioles enter their next game on a

The Minnesota Lynx will try to make it three wins in a row against the New York Liberty when they meet again Saturday afternoon in Minneapolis. Minnesota (27-5) has already clinched a playoff spot after Dallas’ win over Indiana earlier this week. The Lynx are riding a five-game winning streak despite being without MVP candidate Napheesa Collier (ankle) since August 2. In their most recent matchup vs. New York, trade-deadline addition DiJonai Carrington came off the bench for 15 points and six rebounds. New York (21-12), still navigating injuries to Breanna Stewart (knee), Isabelle Harrison (concussion), and Nyara Sabally (knee), is looking to rebound after splitting its last two games on the road trip. Sabrina Ionescu continues to lead the