Paul Lebowitz

The San Francisco Giants (14-8, 3rd place in the NL West) host the Milwaukee Brewers (12-10, 2nd in the NL Central). The Giants have cooled slightly after a blazing hot start. They send Robbie Ray to the mound. The Brewers counter with Quinn Priester, a former 1st round pick who has pitched excellent ball so far in 2025.

The Chicago White Sox (5-16, 5th place in the AL Central) meet the Boston Red Sox (12-11, 3rd in the AL East) in the final game of their 4 game series at Fenway Park. It is Patriots' Day, a Boston tradition in which the Red Sox play on Monday morning at 11:10 a.m and the Boston Marathon is held. Walker Buehler starts for Boston. Jonathan Cannon is on the mound for Chicago.

The Tampa Bay Rays (9-12, 5th in the AL East) host the New York Yankees (13-8, 1st in the AL East) at the Yankees' spring facility, Steinbrenner Field. Tampa had its biggest win of 2025 and New York its worst loss on Saturday as the Rays rallied for 4 runs in the 9th inning against Yankees closer Devin Williams.

The Chicago White Sox visit Fenway Park to play the Boston Red Sox in the 2nd game of their weekend series. Chicago sends Shane Smith to the mound. Boston starts Garrett Crochet. Crochet nearly pitched a no-hitter against these same White Sox — his former team — last week.

The Arizona Diamondbacks (12-8, 4th in NL West) and Chicago Cubs (13-9, 1st in NL Central) meet in the second game of their three game series at Wrigley Field. The teams engaged in a 13-11 slugfest in the first game, which the Cubs won. Arizona starts Zac Gallen. Chicago responds with Ben Brown.

The Los Angeles Dodgers trek to the Lone Star State to play the Texas Rangers. It is a marquee pitching matchup of global star power with Yoshinobu Yamamoto battling Jacob deGrom. LA has one of the best records in baseball, but is in a battle with the Padres and Giants in the NL West. Texas is in first place in the AL West.