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The Miami Marlins will take on the Arizona Diamondbacks at Chase Field in Phoenix, AZ. The game is set for Saturday, June 28, 2025, with the first pitch at 4:10 PM. It’s an afternoon game, and the weather forecast predicts a very hot day with clear skies. Miami enters the game with a record of 34-45, sitting 12 games back in the NL East. They have a road record of 17-21. Arizona holds a 41-39 record, 9 games back in the NL West, and has a home record of 20-18. The Marlins will start Sandy Alcantara, while the Diamondbacks will counter with Brandon Pfaadt. The Miami Marlins are on a winning streak, taking their last four games, including a 12-5

Two teams in desperate need of a spark will collide on Saturday night when St. Louis City SC visits the Houston Dynamo in an MLS Western Conference showdown between clubs stuck in prolonged ruts. St. Louis (3-10-6, 15 points) has endured a brutal stretch, dropping to 1-10-4 over its last 15 matches following a 4-2 defeat to Orlando City on Wednesday. Houston (5-9-5, 20 points) hasn’t fared much better, suffering its third straight 3-1 loss after falling to Minnesota United midweek. St. Louis was overwhelmed early against Orlando, conceding three goals in the first 22 minutes due to defensive breakdowns and poor positioning. One positive came from forward Joao Klauss, who scored in first-half stoppage time to record his fourth

A pivotal Eastern Conference clash is set for Saturday night when Orlando City SC hosts FC Cincinnati in a battle between two of MLS’ top-five clubs. Both sides are coming off strong midweek wins and will look to keep building momentum as they face off for the first of two regular-season meetings. Cincinnati (11-5-3, 36 points) enters the match in second place in the conference, riding a two-match winning streak. They cruised past CF Montreal 3-1 on Wednesday night, showcasing an aggressive attack that fired 11 shots on goal—their highest total since April 27. Orlando (9-4-6, 33 points) is just three points behind Cincinnati in the standings and comes into the matchup on the back of a 4-2 win at

The Colorado Rapids are hoping to build off a much-needed win when they travel to face the New England Revolution in Foxborough on Saturday. But if recent form and team profiles are any indication, goals could be in short supply. The Rapids (7-8-4, 25 points) snapped a three-game losing skid with a 2-0 win over the LA Galaxy on Wednesday. Despite being out-possessed and outshot, Colorado’s defense stood tall to earn their third clean sheet in their last six matches. Djordje Mihailovic and Calvin Harris provided the first-half goals—an offensive breakout for a team that had been held to one or fewer goals in nine straight matches. Mihailovic now leads Colorado with eight goals and 11 total goal contributions. On