The Philadelphia Phillies are set to face the Cincinnati Reds at 1:35 PM on July 6 at Citizens Bank Park, concluding a three-game series. The matchup features Phillies right-hander Zach Wheeler, boasting an impressive 2.27 ERA this season, against the Reds' Chase Burns, who has struggled with a 13.50 ERA through his five appearances.

Fans can catch the game on NBCSP, with audio available on 94WIP and WDEL radio. For streaming options, those in the local Philadelphia area can use the NBC Sports Philadelphia app or nbcsportsphiladelphia.com. The game will also be accessible via FuboTV, Hulu, Peacock, and YouTube TV, alongside MLB.TV for out-of-market fans. Additionally, subscribers to Apple TV+ will have the chance to watch the Phillies at select times throughout the season, with a notable match against the New York Yankees on July 25.

As we head into Week 15 of the 2025 MLB season, fantasy baseball enthusiasts should keep their eyes on potential two-start pitchers to maximize their rotations. With the All-Star break approaching, strategic streaming options are essential. This week, 34 pitchers are lined up for two starts, and a mix of both well-rostered and available pitchers are highlighted.

Among the top options, Will Warren and Shane Baz stand out, both with matchups against middling offenses. For managers looking for less common pickups, Noah Cameron of the Kansas City Royals, currently rostered in only 38% of leagues, presents an opportunity with solid stats and matchups against the Pirates and Mets. Conversely, riskier choices like Brady Singer and Jose Soriano are also available, though they face tougher lineups.

The New York Yankees have officially signed veteran infielder Jeimer Candelario to a minor league contract, subsequently assigning him to Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre. This move is particularly relevant as the Yankees have been grappling with third base inconsistency, an area that has seen Jazz Chisholm Jr. feeling more at home at second base, while DJ LeMahieu has shifted to second upon returning from injury. Candelario, a switch-hitter, was released by the Cincinnati Reds after struggling with a .113 batting average this season but has previously demonstrated his potential, hitting .251 with 22 home runs last year. The Yankees are contemplating further upgrades at third base as the trade deadline approaches, especially following injury news regarding Clarke Schmidt.

The Boston Red Sox have recently demonstrated offensive vigor, averaging over eight runs per game across their last six outings, including a remarkable 15-run game. However, the pitching remains a concern as injuries plague their rotation, particularly with Tanner Houck and Kutter Crawford sidelined. Walker Buehler's struggle is evident with his 6.45 ERA, raising questions about his future with the team. In contrast, Lucas Giolito has been impressive, boasting a 0.83 ERA in his last five starts, rekindling hope in Boston's pitching prospects.

As the trade deadline approaches, Boston appears to be contemplating a move for Cincinnati Reds pitcher Nick Lodolo, whose 3.52 ERA and 85 strikeouts in 94.2 innings offer potential stability in the rotation. Although the Reds are in contention for a Wild Card, they may consider trading Lodolo for significant prospects, which could benefit both teams.

Hunter Greene, Cincinnati Reds' emerging pitcher and an All-Star in 2024, is on the verge of a rehab assignment as he recovers from a series of groin injuries. After a successful bullpen session in Philadelphia, Greene is slated to pitch for Triple-A Louisville next week. Meanwhile, fellow Reds player Jake Fraley has also resumed swinging after dealing with a partially torn labrum. His absence has been coupled with a lack of surgery, indicating a cautious progress in recovery. Additionally, utility man Connor Joe has shown signs of recovery following an illness, aiming to contribute more significantly in the upcoming games.