MLB Sunday Preview: Full 15-Game Board for May 10, 2026

Official schedule opener on Peacock. Starters and odds were not verified at publication; the preview starts with Washington trying to turn top-of-order traffic into early pressure against a Miami club that has played tight low-margin games at home.

Baltimore brings the more established home lineup profile, while the Athletics enter as a dangerous road offense when they create traffic before the middle of the order. No confirmed market number is quoted.

Tampa Bay and Boston close an AL East set at Fenway, where outfield geometry and bullpen leverage can matter as much as the starting matchup. Probable starters should be rechecked before first pitch.

Philadelphia has the lineup depth and home-park familiarity; Colorado needs early contact quality and cleaner run prevention than the series has usually demanded from road teams.

Toronto's home run environment and lineup depth make this a watch-list game, while the Angels need length from the starter and traffic in front of the power bats.

Great American Ball Park adds run-scoring volatility, so bullpen availability and confirmed weather should be checked before any totals discussion.

Cleveland's contact game and Minnesota's power profile make this a classic AL Central contrast. No injury or starter note is included without official confirmation.

Seattle's path is run prevention and late-inning leverage; Chicago needs early offense to keep the game out of a pure bullpen-management script.

Milwaukee hosts a national-brand lineup in a game where the Yankees' power profile can flip quickly. Confirm starters and odds close to first pitch.

The Cubs and Rangers close a series in Arlington, where park conditions and bullpen rest are central to the handicap.

Oracle Park usually suppresses cheap offense, so the clean preview is pitching efficiency, defense, and whether Pittsburgh creates enough baserunners before San Francisco reaches the late innings.

Arizona's home environment rewards athletic defense and gap contact. The Mets need a cleaner road scoring shape than a pure homer-or-nothing script.

This is the slate marquee brand matchup. Atlanta and Los Angeles both have enough lineup depth to punish bullpen mistakes, but confirmed starters and live prices should be verified before any pick.

Petco Park keeps the preview focused on run prevention, two-out hitting, and whether St. Louis can avoid chasing San Diego high-leverage bullpen plan.

The Sunday night window closes with Detroit at Kansas City. Without verified odds or starters, the useful read is matchup shape: Detroit needs power damage, Kansas City needs contact pressure and clean defense.