Preview Roundups
April 29, 2024
NY Yankees at Baltimore 6:35 PM ET
The Baltimore Orioles open a four-game series against the visiting New York Yankees on Monday while dealing with issues involving closer Craig Kimbrel.
St. Louis at Detroit 6:40 PM ET
Winners of their last three series, the Detroit Tigers will look to keep their streak going when they host the St. Louis Cardinals for three games, beginning on Monday night.
Washington at Miami 6:40 PM ET
Trevor Rogers must be desperate for a win.
Kansas City at Toronto 7:07 PM ET
The Toronto Blue Jays have a chance to exact some revenge on the visiting Kansas City Royals when the teams open a three-game series Monday night.
Chi. Cubs at NY Mets 7:10 PM ET
Mark Vientos' latest stint with the New York Mets could end as soon as Tuesday.
Minnesota at Chi. White Sox 7:40 PM ET
The Chicago White Sox and Minnesota Twins will renew acquaintances in Chicago on Monday after the Twins outscored the visiting White Sox 25-11 in a four-game sweep last week.
Tampa Bay at Milwaukee 7:40 PM ET
The Milwaukee Brewers will turn to right-hander Bryse Wilson as they look to bounce back from a pair of lopsided losses when they host the Tampa Bay Rays on Monday in the opener of a three-game series.
Philadelphia at LA Angels 9:38 PM ET
Bryson Stott acknowledged that the Philadelphia Phillies have a problem heading into Monday's series opener against the Los Angeles Angels in Anaheim, Calif.,
LA Dodgers at Arizona 9:40 PM ET
Freddie Freeman's power stroke has been missing for the bulk of the 2024 season.
Pittsburgh at Oakland 9:40 PM ET
Two teams that took much different modes of transportation to the same site meet up in Oakland, Calif., on Monday night when the Athletics entertain the Pittsburgh Pirates in the opener of a three-game series.
Cincinnati at San Diego 9:40 PM ET
Despite a 4-3 loss Sunday to the Texas Rangers, the Cincinnati Reds feel pretty good about their current situation as they open a three-game series Monday night in San Diego.
Atlanta at Seattle 9:40 PM ET
With Spencer Strider sidelined for the season following elbow surgery, Max Fried has stepped back into the role of the ace of the Atlanta Braves.