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Dodgers @ Cardinals

Sunday, 2:15 PM ET | Busch Stadium, St. Louis, MO

The Los Angeles Dodgers wrap a three-game weekend set at Busch Stadium with Justin Wrobleski (4-0) on the bump opposite Cardinals right-hander Dustin May (3-2). Wrobleski has been one of the surprise stories of the Dodgers' early-season rotation, the kind of left-handed strike-throwing profile that keeps the team's ground-ball-heavy approach intact when the headline arms (Sasaki, Yamamoto) are between starts. The 4-0 record is the kind of small-sample early-season number that reflects both the underlying performance and the run-support tailwind that Los Angeles' top-five offense provides every fifth day. Sunday's start at Busch is the road test of Wrobleski's profile against a Cardinals lineup that has historically produced the kind of contact-and-line-drive batted-ball mix that travels against left-handed strike-throwers.

Dustin May is the Cardinals' counter, the right-hander whose career velocity profile has anchored a dozen versions of his rotation role across the last seven seasons. May's curveball-and-cutter mix has been the strikeout pitch and the Cardinals' early-season surge has aligned with his rotation slot. The matchup against the Dodgers' top of the order - Mookie Betts, Freddie Freeman, Will Smith, Andy Pages - is the kind of test that defines a May start. The Dodgers carry the moneyline favorite tag with the run-line variance the kind of -1.5 spot that defines a series-favorite road game. The Busch-Stadium pitcher-park profile and the matchup of two strike-throwing right-handers (May right, Wrobleski left) suggest a low-event under-leaning total profile.

The Dodgers are on the road for the second consecutive series, with bullpen depth and the kind of late-inning leverage usage that has defined the team's 2026 run-prevention identity. The Cardinals' bullpen has been competitive in early-season work, and the matchup of leverage arms in the late innings is the structural piece of the over/under variance environment. The 2:15 PM ET first pitch is the early-afternoon anchor of the Sunday MLB slate.

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Rangers @ Tigers

Sunday, 7:20 PM ET | Comerica Park, Detroit, MI

The Sunday Night Baseball broadcast lands at Comerica Park with the Texas Rangers visiting the Detroit Tigers. Jack Leiter (1-2, 5.17 ERA) takes the ball for the Rangers in his seventh start of the season, the kind of high-velocity right-handed profile that has been the structural piece of Texas' developmental rotation across the last two seasons. Leiter's strikeout rate has been competitive across the small early-season sample (33 strikeouts), and his command-and-walk profile has been the leverage piece of his rotation role. The Tigers counter with Tyler Holton, the 29-year-old left-hander making his first start of the season after 13 relief appearances - a 5.54 ERA with a high WHIP profile that reflects the small-sample early-season relief workload.

Detroit (17-17) and Texas (16-17) come into Sunday night within a game of each other in the standings, the kind of even-records matchup that produces a tight moneyline market. The Tigers' lineup, anchored by Riley Greene and Spencer Torkelson, has produced the kind of mid-tier American League offensive output across the early season, and the Holton-as-starter profile is the structural variable for the home-side scoring environment. Comerica Park's pitcher-park profile suppresses fly-ball home-run rate, and the matchup of two pitchers with high-WHIP profiles in their early-season usage is the kind of bullpen-game environment that produces the late-inning leverage scoring spike. Sunday Night Baseball at 7:20 PM ET on NBC and Peacock is the marquee national broadcast slot of the day.

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Blue Jays @ Twins

Sunday, 12:45 PM ET | Target Field, Minneapolis, MN

The Toronto Blue Jays open the Sunday window early at Target Field with Trey Yesavage (1-0, 0.00 ERA) on the bump opposite Twins right-hander Joe Ryan (2-3, 3.76 ERA). Yesavage's spotless ERA across his early-season sample is the kind of small-sample number that reflects the high-octane stuff that made the right-hander a top-tier prospect. The matchup against a Twins lineup that has scuffled through the first month - Minnesota sits at 14-20 - is the kind of low-pressure spot that allows Yesavage's profile to play up across his five-inning workload.

Joe Ryan has been the Twins' rotation anchor across the early season, the kind of strike-throwing right-hander whose four-seam-and-splitter mix has produced consistent five-and-six-inning starts. The Blue Jays' lineup against right-handed pitching has been competitive in the early going, and the matchup against Ryan is the structural piece of Toronto's road-environment scoring profile. Minnesota is the slim moneyline favorite at -112 with Toronto at -104 (juice on both sides), and the total at 8 reflects the matchup of two competitive starters in a neutral hitting environment. The 12:45 PM ET first pitch is the earliest national-window MLB game of the Sunday afternoon block.

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Astros @ Red Sox

Sunday, 1:35 PM ET | Fenway Park, Boston, MA

The Houston Astros wrap a three-game weekend set at Fenway Park in the Sunday afternoon window. The Saturday matchup featured Connelly Early for Boston opposite Spencer Arrighetti for Houston, the kind of strike-throwing right-hander vs left-hander format that defined the early portion of the series. The Sunday rubber-game pitching matchup is the leverage piece of the Sox's rotation rotation - Boston's at-home offensive profile has been competitive across the early season, and the Astros' road production has been one of the team's structural concerns through April.

The Red Sox lineup, anchored by Jarren Duran, Rafael Devers, and the Triston Casas first-base bat, has produced the kind of left-handed-heavy attack that travels against right-handed starters at Fenway. Houston's traveling rotation has the bullpen-game profile that creates the over-leaning variance environment in the late innings, and the matchup of two competitive offenses at the most pitcher-friendly tilted American League park is the structural piece of the moneyline market. The 1:35 PM ET first pitch is the standard Boston home Sunday slot.

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Phillies @ Marlins

Sunday, 1:40 PM ET | loanDepot Park, Miami, FL

The Philadelphia Phillies wrap a weekend series at loanDepot Park with the rotation rotation continuing through the National League East gauntlet. Andrew Painter took the ball Saturday in his climbing-the-hill role, and the Sunday rubber-game matchup is the bullpen-game environment that defines the Marlins' rotation depth. Bryce Harper, Trea Turner, Kyle Schwarber, and the Bryson Stott-Alec Bohm wing pairing have been the structural drivers of Philadelphia's top-three NL offense, and the matchup against Miami's bottom-tier bullpen is the kind of top-end production spot that produces the over-leaning total environment.

The Marlins' lineup has been near the bottom of the league in slugging, and the Sunday afternoon natural-light hitting profile at loanDepot Park is the structural piece of Miami's only competitive scoring environment. The Phillies are the moneyline favorite with the run-line at the standard road -1.5 reflection of the lineup gap. The 1:40 PM ET first pitch is the mid-afternoon Sunday slot in Miami.

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Braves @ Rockies

Sunday, 3:10 PM ET | Coors Field, Denver, CO

The Atlanta Braves wrap their three-game series at Coors Field in the Sunday afternoon window. Chris Sale opened the weekend on the bump Saturday in the high-altitude environment, and the Sunday rubber-game matchup is the bullpen-game leverage piece of the Coors run-environment. The high-altitude ball-flight at Coors has produced the league's top home-team slugging across the early season, and the over has been the long-running market lean at this venue.

The Rockies' lineup at home has been a different team than the road version, and the matchup against the Braves' road-rotation depth is the kind of test that produces the high-event scoring profile that defines the venue. Atlanta carries the moneyline favorite tag with the road-favorite total reflecting the Coors run-environment, and the over-leaning total is the structural read on the rubber-game variance environment. The 3:10 PM ET first pitch is the late-afternoon Sunday slot at altitude.

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Orioles @ Yankees

Sunday, 1:35 PM ET | Yankee Stadium, Bronx, NY

The Baltimore Orioles wrap their AL East weekend set at Yankee Stadium in the Sunday afternoon window. The matchup is the kind of division series that defines the early-season AL East tone - the Yankees have been competitive at home across April with Aaron Judge, Juan Soto, and Anthony Volpe anchoring the top of the lineup, and the Orioles' young-talent profile (Adley Rutschman, Gunnar Henderson, Jackson Holliday) has been navigating the rotation-depth questions of the off-season. The Sunday rubber-game pitching matchup is the leverage piece of both teams' rotation rotation.

The Yankees' lineup at home has produced the kind of right-handed-heavy power profile that travels against any rotation depth, and the matchup against the Orioles' road production is the structural piece of the moneyline market. The total reflects the matchup of two competitive offenses at the short-porch right-field environment of Yankee Stadium. The 1:35 PM ET first pitch is the afternoon AL East anchor.

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Diamondbacks @ Cubs

Sunday, 2:20 PM ET | Wrigley Field, Chicago, IL

The Arizona Diamondbacks wrap a weekend series at Wrigley Field in the Sunday afternoon window. The matchup is the kind of NL Central-vs-NL West scheduling spot that defines the early-season interleague-style production environment. The Cubs' home Wrigley profile and the wind-direction variable is the structural piece of the run-environment - wind-out conditions push the over and wind-in conditions push the under, and the Sunday afternoon weather forecast is the leverage piece of the total market.

The Diamondbacks' lineup, anchored by Corbin Carroll and Ketel Marte, has produced the kind of contact-and-speed profile that travels against any rotation depth. The Cubs' home offensive production at Wrigley has been competitive across the early season, and the matchup against the Diamondbacks' road production is the structural piece of the moneyline market. The 2:20 PM ET first pitch is the early-afternoon Wrigley anchor.

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Mets @ Angels

Sunday, 4:07 PM ET | Angel Stadium, Anaheim, CA

The New York Mets wrap an interleague weekend at Angel Stadium in the late-afternoon Sunday window. The matchup is the kind of NL East-vs-AL West rotation depth test that defines the May calendar, and the Mets' rotation anchor of the weekend was Nolan McLean on Saturday. The Sunday rubber-game pitching matchup is the leverage piece of both teams' rotation depth.

The Angels' lineup, anchored by Mike Trout, Logan O'Hoppe, and Taylor Ward, has produced the kind of competitive scoring profile across the early season despite the team's run-prevention concerns. The Mets' road production has been competitive, and the matchup against the Angels' bullpen-game environment is the structural piece of the over-leaning total profile. The 4:07 PM ET first pitch is the early-evening Sunday slot in Anaheim.

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Reds @ Pirates

Sunday, 1:35 PM ET | PNC Park, Pittsburgh, PA

The Cincinnati Reds wrap a weekend NL Central series at PNC Park in the Sunday afternoon window. The matchup is the kind of intra-division rotation depth test that defines the May calendar, and the Pirates' home rotation has been the structural piece of the team's competitive AL Central profile in the early season. The Reds' lineup, anchored by Elly De La Cruz and the Spencer Steer wing of the lineup, has produced the kind of athletic-and-power profile that travels against any rotation depth.

The Pirates' home offense at PNC has been competitive in early-season work, and the matchup against the Reds' road production is the structural piece of the moneyline market. The 1:35 PM ET first pitch is the standard Pittsburgh home Sunday slot.

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Brewers @ Nationals

Sunday, 1:35 PM ET | Nationals Park, Washington, D.C.

The Milwaukee Brewers wrap a weekend interleague series at Nationals Park in the Sunday afternoon window. The Brewers' rotation depth has been the structural piece of their competitive NL Central profile across the early season, and the Nationals' rebuilding lineup, anchored by James Wood and the Dylan Crews wing of the order, has produced the kind of young-talent profile that defines the team's 2026 development arc.

The Sunday rubber-game pitching matchup is the leverage piece of both teams' rotation rotation, and the matchup of the Brewers' competitive bullpen and the Nationals' bullpen-game profile is the structural piece of the late-inning variance environment. The 1:35 PM ET first pitch is the standard Washington home Sunday slot.

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Giants @ Rays

Sunday, 1:40 PM ET | George M. Steinbrenner Field, Tampa, FL

The San Francisco Giants wrap an interleague weekend series at the Rays' Steinbrenner Field temporary home in the Sunday afternoon window. The matchup is the kind of NL West-vs-AL East cross-bracket test that defines the May calendar, and the Giants' rotation depth and the Rays' young-talent lineup are the structural pieces of the moneyline market. The Sunday rubber-game pitching matchup is the leverage piece of both teams' rotation rotation.

The Rays' lineup at the temporary home venue has produced different production splits than the prior Tropicana Field profile, and the matchup against the Giants' road production is the structural piece of the total market. The 1:40 PM ET first pitch is the standard Tampa Bay home Sunday slot.

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Guardians @ Athletics

Sunday, 4:05 PM ET | Sutter Health Park, West Sacramento, CA

The Cleveland Guardians wrap an interleague weekend series at the Athletics' Sutter Health Park temporary home in the late-afternoon Sunday window. The Athletics' minor-league venue has produced the kind of small-park hitting environment that has shifted the team's home production profile across the early season, and the matchup against the Guardians' rotation depth is the structural piece of the run-environment.

The Guardians' lineup, anchored by Jose Ramirez and Steven Kwan, has produced the kind of contact-and-speed profile that travels against any rotation depth. The Athletics' rotation has been the structural concern across the early season, and the bullpen-game profile of the home matchup is the leverage piece of the over-leaning total environment. The 4:05 PM ET first pitch is the early-evening West Coast Sunday slot.

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Royals @ Mariners

Sunday, 4:10 PM ET | T-Mobile Park, Seattle, WA

The Kansas City Royals wrap an AL weekend series at T-Mobile Park in the late-afternoon Sunday window. The Mariners' home park is one of the most pitcher-friendly venues in the league, and the matchup against the Royals' road rotation depth is the structural piece of the under-leaning total environment. Cal Raleigh, Julio Rodriguez, and the Mariners' top-of-order profile have produced competitive production across the early season, and the matchup against the Royals' rotation depth is the leverage piece of the total market.

The Royals' lineup, anchored by Bobby Witt Jr. and Salvador Perez, has produced the kind of athletic-and-power profile that travels against any rotation depth. The 4:10 PM ET first pitch is the standard Seattle home Sunday slot.

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White Sox @ Padres

Sunday, 4:10 PM ET | Petco Park, San Diego, CA

The Chicago White Sox wrap an interleague weekend series at Petco Park in the late-afternoon Sunday window. The matchup is the kind of NL West vs AL Central rotation depth test that defines the May calendar, and the Padres' home rotation depth and the White Sox' rebuilding lineup profile are the structural pieces of the moneyline market.

The Padres' lineup, anchored by Manny Machado, Fernando Tatis Jr., and the Jackson Merrill outfielder profile, has produced the kind of competitive scoring across the early season at home. The Petco-Park pitcher-park profile has suppressed run-environment in the home Padres games, and the matchup against the White Sox' road production is the structural piece of the under-leaning total environment. The 4:10 PM ET first pitch is the standard San Diego home Sunday slot.