Preview Roundups
September 03, 2025
Miami at Washington 1:05 PM ET
The Washington Nationals will shoot for their first series sweep since May when they host the Miami Marlins on Wednesday.
NY Mets at Detroit 1:10 PM ET
Casey Mize made the American League All-Star team this season, but he hasn't pitched like a star in his past eight outings.
Texas at Arizona 3:40 PM ET
The Texas Rangers certainly have seen enough of Ketel Marte in recent weeks.
Baltimore at San Diego 4:10 PM ET
By opponents' winning percentage, the San Diego Padres have the easiest remaining schedule in the majors.
LA Dodgers at Pittsburgh 6:40 PM ET
Shohei Ohtani hit his 100th home run with the Los Angeles Dodgers on the hardest hit ball of his career Tuesday, but it wasn't enough to carry his team to a victory over the host Pittsburgh Pirates.
Toronto at Cincinnati 6:40 PM ET
George Springer, Bo Bichette and Daulton Varsho will look to flex their muscles again on Wednesday night when the visiting Toronto Blue Jays chase a series victory against the Cincinnati Reds.
Cleveland at Boston 6:45 PM ET
The Boston Red Sox will be without standout rookie outfielder Roman Anthony on Wednesday night when they conclude a three-game series against the visiting Cleveland Guardians.
Seattle at Tampa Bay 7:35 PM ET
A big night from their top offensive weapon has the Tampa Bay Rays primed to sweep the club they are chasing for a wild-card spot.
LA Angels at Kansas City 7:40 PM ET
Ryan Bergert has been simply stellar during his early tenure with the Kansas City Royals.
Atlanta at Chi. Cubs 7:40 PM ET
The Chicago Cubs won't have right fielder Kyle Tucker in their lineup when they go for a three-game sweep against the visiting Atlanta Braves on Wednesday evening.
Chi. White Sox at Minnesota 7:40 PM ET
Squint hard enough and you might see reasons for optimism for the Chicago White Sox.
Philadelphia at Milwaukee 7:40 PM ET
The Phillies hope veteran right-hander Aaron Nola will continue his career-long success against the host Milwaukee Brewers on Wednesday as Philadelphia sets out to clinch the three-game series between division leaders.
Athletics at St. Louis 7:45 PM ET
Athletics manager Mark Kotsay was eager to see how his team would respond after getting swept by the Texas Rangers at home over the weekend.
NY Yankees at Houston 8:10 PM ET
Yankees slugger Giancarlo Stanton made his first start in left field this season in the opener of a three-game series against the Astros on Tuesday and finished 0-for-4 in New York's 7-1 win.
San Francisco at Colorado 8:40 PM ET
The Colorado Rockies have had the reputation as a home-run team since they debuted in 1993, but the San Francisco Giants are quickly becoming known for their power.