Everything you need for the MLB season is here in one place. Browse team pages for MLB starting lineups, schedules, rosters and injuries, or check the daily hubs for probable pitchers, matchups and betting odds. Check back close to first pitch for lineup confirmations, pitching changes and injury updates.
Arizona Diamondbacks
Athletics
Atlanta Braves
Baltimore Orioles
Boston Red Sox
Chicago Cubs
Chicago White Sox
Cincinnati Reds
Cleveland Guardians
Colorado Rockies
Detroit Tigers
Houston Astros
Kansas City Royals
Los Angeles Angels
Los Angeles Dodgers
Miami Marlins
Milwaukee Brewers
Minnesota Twins
New York Mets
New York Yankees
Philadelphia Phillies
Pittsburgh Pirates
San Diego Padres
San Francisco Giants
Seattle Mariners
St. Louis Cardinals
Tampa Bay Rays
Texas Rangers
Toronto Blue Jays
Washington NationalsOnce you have found your team, use these pages to see the bigger picture across the league, from the daily games and starting pitchers to the playoff race and fantasy projections.
| Page | What you will find |
|---|---|
| MLB Starting Lineups | Projected and confirmed lineups for today’s games |
| MLB Probable Pitchers | Who is expected to start on the mound for every team |
| MLB Matchups | Daily games with betting odds, projected lineups and matchup history |
| MLB Schedule | Game dates and times for every team |
| MLB Standings | Division and league records, games back and the wild card race |
| MLB Team Rankings | How the teams compare against each other |
| MLB Projections | Player projections for fantasy baseball and DFS lineups |
Want the details behind the games? These pages cover the teams, players and numbers that matter most for fans, fantasy managers and bettors.
Browse all 30 teams in one place
Find players across the league
Full rosters for every team
See who starts and who backs them up at each position
Batting, pitching and team trends across the league
Who is on the injured list and who is day to day
Ready to bet on the games? Start with the MLB odds page for run lines, moneylines and totals, then compare MLB betting sites and apps and their welcome bonuses before you place a bet. You can also browse popular futures and NRFI odds below. Market availability varies by sportsbook and time of season.
| Odds page | What you will find |
|---|---|
| MLB World Series Odds | Title favorites and long shots |
| MLB MVP Odds | MVP odds and the leading candidates for the award |
| MLB Cy Young Odds | Top pitchers in the Cy Young race |
| MLB NRFI Odds | No Run First Inning lines for today’s games |
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Check the MLB starting lineups page, which shows projected lineups until teams post their official batting order and confirmed lineups after that. Teams usually release the order a few hours before first pitch, so check back close to game time. Check the MLB player injuries page for injury updates, and recheck the starting lineups page and team announcements close to first pitch for late scratches.
Official lineups are generally announced on game day, usually a few hours before first pitch, and the exact timing varies by team and by game. Until then, projected lineups are based on recent games, the opposing starter and the team’s usual patterns.
A projected lineup is an estimate of who will start and where they will bat. A confirmed lineup is the official batting order the team has submitted, and it can differ from the projection because of rest days, injuries or platoon matchups against a left-handed or right-handed pitcher.
A depth chart shows the players available at each position, including starters and backups. A starting lineup lists the nine hitters in batting order with their positions, including the designated hitter. The starting pitcher is usually listed separately, and lineups can change from game to game. You can browse every team on the MLB depth charts page.
Open the MLB probable pitchers page to see the expected starter for every game. Probable pitchers can change because of injuries, rest or rainouts, so confirm the starter close to first pitch. For the full pitching staff, visit the MLB rosters page.
Players who are injured can be placed on the injured list, which opens a spot on the active roster. Injured list stints are measured in days, not games, and players with longer-term injuries may be moved to the 60-day injured list. Check the MLB injury report for the latest status of every player before you set a fantasy lineup or place a bet.
You can find run lines, moneylines and totals for every game on the MLB odds page, along with the daily matchups for schedules and matchup history. For futures, see the World Series odds, and to compare sportsbooks, see our guide to MLB betting sites and apps.
NRFI stands for No Run First Inning. You win the bet if neither team scores in the first inning, and the opposite bet is YRFI, or Yes Run First Inning. Starting pitchers matter a lot here, so check the probable pitchers and the latest NRFI odds before the game.
