Orioles head to Fenway Park after a 6-3 win that gives Baltimore a 2-game edge in the series. Tomoyuki Sugano starts for Baltimore against Walker Buehler for Boston as the slate shifts to Boston, with Baltimore riding a 5-1 stretch in six games and four wins by two or more runs in that span. The Red Sox try to rebound from back-to-back losses while hosting divisional foes and chasing momentum at home.

Odds show a tight battle: Orioles +117, Red Sox -139, with Boston favored at -1.5 and a 9-run total. The model blends past form, park factors and weather to assign a relative confidence level to each wager. Rotoworld and NBC Sports headlines feed daily fantasy and betting angles for tonight’s matchup.

Sugano (10-5, 4.13 ERA) checks in after a 1.69 ERA outing in his last turn, while Buehler (7-7, 5.43 ERA) arrives off a 6.00 ERA showing. The duel sets the table for late-inning decisions and bullpen usage, with fantasy players watching for leverage opportunities and lineup tweaks before first pitch. The takeaway: a close, pitching-forward game with subtle edges for both sides.

Baltimore is 5-1 in its last six and 5-4 versus Boston this season, while Boston has won four of its last five at home versus divisional foes. The Under has hit in four of the Red Sox’s last five divisional meetings. The projections lean Sox on the moneyline, but Baltimore +1.5 provides a cautious hedge for those chasing value. Stay tuned to NBC and Rotoworld for live projections and lineup updates as first pitch approaches.

Fantasy-minded players should monitor Sugano’s workload and Buehler’s recent form, as bullpen matches and late-inning opportunities could swing this clash. Rotoworld’s updates and in-game news will be essential for on-the-fly roster tweaks and optimal daily fantasy decisions.

Orioles head to Minute Maid Park in Houston for a rematch with the Astros, with Brandon Young facing Framber Valdez. Valdez sits at 11-5 with a 2.97 ERA and a strong home track record (15-8 this season when he starts), while Houston has just taken a rest after a series win and carries a sharp bullpen presence. On the other side, the Orioles arrive off a pair of wins vs Seattle, led by Gunnar Henderson’s six-game hitting streak, and they’ll lean on Tomoyuki Sugano to bolster the rotation after a midweek win. Diaz’s two-run shot and Brown’s 10th win in a recent gem highlight the latest power on both sides.

Odds tilt Houston (-239) with Baltimore at +196 and a -1.5 spread, and the 8-run total reflects a cautiously optimistic view of the matchup. Trendlines favor Valdez at home, and the Under has hit in many Astros home starts with him on the hill (9-2). Baltimore’s recent success against left-handed starters and the leverage of plus-odds on the Orioles’ bats add intrigue for fantasy managers and bettors alike as this becomes a late-week barometer in the AL scene.

Baltimore rookie Tomoyuki Sugano locked in a 5 1/3-inning gem to notch his 10th win, weathering a 2-hour, 18-minute rain delay that forced a pause before he was pulled after 81 pitches. Baltimore seized the early lead on a fourth-inning sequence featuring a wild pitch and a double steal, then tacked on again in the fifth to build a 5-2 cushion. Seattle stormed back briefly with a Julio Rodríguez homer, but Cal Raleigh’s continued power threat kept Seattle within striking distance. Keegan Akin closed out the seventh to keep the lead intact, while Randy Arozarena’s later-clinching RBI grounder capped a separate late-game note. Castillo–Mets in store for Seattle’s opener; Houston looms for Baltimore after Friday.

Mariners vs Orioles takes center stage in a 1:05 pm ET showdown with Logan Evans on the mound for Seattle and Tomoyuki Sugano taking the ball for Baltimore. FanDuel lists Mariners as the favorite on the run line at -1.5 and a -126 moneyline, while the Orioles sit at +108. The total sits at 9.5 with a slight lean to the under. Gunnar Henderson is highlighted as the best MLB prop on the board with a HR bet at +370, driven by Evans allowing a higher homer rate and Henderson power despite a quieter season overall. Baltimore is positioned as the home underdog, while Seattle has struggled offensively since the All-Star break, hitting .213 with a lofty 25.2 K rate, edging the Orioles in OPS only marginally. The pitcher matchup is close, with Evans at 4.36 ERA and Sugano at 4.24 ERA, making bullpen and park factors pivotal to the scoring outcome.

Expect a tight, medium length game with a potential late swing in the betting markets as the teams adjust to the afternoon start. Henderson's power upside clashes with Evans power leakage, while Sugano counters the Orioles offense that has posted a .241 average and .729 OPS in the post-break period. The piece leans Orioles in a competitive home underdog spot, but cautions that the Mariners offense could spark with timely hits and Carolina Yards style shifts late. For fantasy play, this game offers exposure to Hendersons big moment potential and the two starting pitchers who could both flirt with a few clean innings before the bullpen takes over.