Toronto is the heavy favorite on the money line today, as they are sitting at -167 compared to the Marlins at +141. This interleague matchup is taking place at 3:07 PM ET from Rogers Centre in Toronto, and the Blue Jays are 5th in the AL East, while the Marlins are 5th in the NL East. The over/under line is currently at 8.5 runs, and SNET will be televising this one. Xzavion Curry is starting for the Marlins, and they are 60-100, while the Blue Jays are going with Yariel Rodriguez. Miami vs. Toronto Key Information Teams: Marlins at Blue Jays Where: Rogers Centre Toronto Date: Saturday, September 28th Betting Odds TOR -167 | MIA +141 O/U 8.5 The Marlins Can Win If... Miami

Both the Mets and Braves head into Monday's matchup with an overall record of 88-72, and they are 2nd and 3rd in the NL East. This one is getting started at 1:10 PM ET, and it is being played at Truist Park in Atlanta. The forecast for the game is 67 degrees and clear skies. SNY will be televising Monday's Mets vs. Braves matchup, and the money line odds have the Braves as the favorites at -157. The Mets are +133 on the money line. Monday's starting pitching matchup is Tylor Megill for the Mets and Spencer Schwellenbach for the Braves. New York vs. Atlanta Key Information Teams: Mets at Braves Where: Truist Park Atlanta Date: Monday, September 30th Betting Odds ATL -157 |

Braves Aim for Wild-Card Berth in Season Finale Against RoyalsBraves Look to Continue Winning StreakKey Player: Matt OlsonRoyals Eye Playoff SeedingReturn of Bobby Witt Jr.What's at Stake?ConclusionKey Players to Watch Braves Aim for Wild-Card Berth in Season Finale Against Royals The Atlanta Braves are on the brink of clinching a postseason berth as they face the Kansas City Royals in a crucial regular-season finale at Truist Park on Sunday afternoon. With a win, the Braves (88-71) can complete a three-game sweep of the Royals and guarantee themselves a spot in the National League (NL) Wild-Card. Thanks to Travis d'Arnaud's walk-off home run in the ninth inning on Saturday, the Braves managed a 2-1 win over Kansas City. That victory, combined

Shohei Ohtani, Charlie Blackmon Take Center Stage as Dodgers Meet Rockies in Regular-Season FinaleMatchup OverviewShohei Ohtani’s Final Push for HistoryCharlie Blackmon’s Swan SongPitching Matchup: Anthony Banda vs. Ryan FeltnerGame SignificanceKey Players to WatchConclusion Shohei Ohtani, Charlie Blackmon Take Center Stage as Dodgers Meet Rockies in Regular-Season Finale As the 2023 MLB season draws to a close, two players representing very different phases of their careers will take center stage when the Los Angeles Dodgers and Colorado Rockies meet in Denver on Sunday afternoon for the regular-season finale. Shohei Ohtani will look to cap off another likely MVP season, while Charlie Blackmon will take the field one last time, closing out a 14-year career with the Rockies. Matchup Overview The Los