LHP Josh Simpson optioned to Triple-A Tacoma

SEATTLE – Seattle Mariners Executive Vice President & General Manager of Baseball Operations Justin Hollander announced today the following roster moves:

• Nick Davila (#82), RHP, selected from Double-A Arkansas.
• Josh Simpson, LHP, optioned to Triple-A Tacoma.

The Mariners 40-man roster is now full at 40 players.

Davila (DAH-vee-LAH), 27, will make his MLB debut when he first appears in a game. He has appeared in 8 games this season with Double-A Arkansas, recording 2 saves with a 2.00 ERA (2 ER, 9.0 IP), 1 walk and 10 strikeouts. He holds a 0.78 WHIP, holding opponents to a .182 average with no extra-base hits.

Davila was originally signed as an undrafted free agent by the Detroit Tigers on July 7, 2020. He signed a minor league contract with the Mariners on March 27, 2023. He has appeared in 6 minor league seasons in the Tigers (2021-22) and Mariners (2023-c) organizations, going 18-29 with a 3.94 ERA (153 ER, 349.2 IP), 104 walks and 339 strikeouts in 122 games (42 starts). Davila was invited to Major League Spring Training this year and appeared in 7 Cactus League games.

The 6-foot-3 right-hander is a Hialeah, Florida native. He played one season at the University of South Florida after transferring from Hillsborough Community College (Tampa, FL).

Simpson, 28, was recalled prior to yesterday’s game. He has made 9 appearances for the Rainiers this season, posting a 0.96 ERA (1 ER, 9.1 IP) with 12 strikeouts and 6 walks. The left-hander was acquired by Seattle from the Miami Marlins in exchange for cash considerations on February 16, 2026 and spent time with the Mariners in Spring Training this year.

He made 31 appearances in the Majors for Miami in 2025, going 4-2 with a 7.34 ERA (25 ER, 30.2 IP) with 36 strikeouts and 22 walks. He made his big league debut on June 21 and recorded his first win five days later, on June 26.

Simpson was originally selected by the Marlins in the 32^nd round of the 2019 MLB First-Year Player Draft out of Columbia University (NY). He is one of 23 MLB players all-time from Columbia University, a list that includes Hall of Famers Lou Gehrig, Sandy Koufax, and Eddie Collins.

Venue: T‑Mobile Park — Seattle, Washington

First Pitch: 6:40 PM PT / 8:40 PM CT

Broadcast: Bally Sports Kansas City / ROOT Sports Northwest / MLB.tv

WEATHER REPORT — SEATTLE

T‑Mobile Park roof status: expected closed due to evening temperatures and marine air.

Temperature: 57–60°F

Wind: Minimal impact (roof closed)

Sky: Overcast outside

Impact:

Neutral hitting environment

Slight boost to pitchers due to marine‑layer air density

INJURY REPORT

Kansas City Royals

Bobby Witt Jr. — day‑to‑day (ankle)

Vinnie Pasquantino — IL (shoulder)

Brady Singer — IL (forearm)

Kris Bubic — IL (elbow)

Kyle Isbel — day‑to‑day (hamstring)

KC’s lineup is missing its middle‑order anchor, and the rotation is thin.

Seattle Mariners

Julio Rodríguez — day‑to‑day (wrist)

George Kirby — IL (shoulder)

Matt Brash — IL (elbow)

Ty France — IL (back)

J.P. Crawford — day‑to‑day (quad)

Seattle’s offense is inconsistent without France and with Julio limited.

PROBABLE PITCHING MATCHUP

Kansas City — RHP Alec Marsh (1–3, 4.66 ERA, 1.33 WHIP)

Marsh has shown flashes of strong strikeout ability, but command issues and home‑run susceptibility remain concerns. His road ERA is slightly higher.

Seattle — RHP Logan Gilbert (3–2, 3.41 ERA, 1.09 WHIP)

Gilbert has been Seattle’s most consistent starter. Elite fastball command, improved splitter, and strong home splits. He matches up well vs. KC’s right‑heavy lineup.

Pitching Edge: Seattle (clear).

TEAM RECORDS & RECENT FORM

Kansas City Royals (13–19)

Last 10: 3–7

Road record: 5–12

Runs per game last 10: 3.9

Team ERA last 10: 4.92

KC is struggling to score consistently and has been poor on the road.

Seattle Mariners (16–17)

Last 10: 5–5

Home record: 9–8

Runs per game last 10: 4.4

Team ERA last 10: 4.11

Seattle is inconsistent but trending slightly upward.

KEY PLAYER MATCHUPS

1. Salvador Pérez (KC) vs. Logan Gilbert

Pérez has 4 HR in his last 10 games.

Gilbert’s splitter is effective vs. right‑handed power. Micro‑edge: Gilbert

2. Maikel Garcia (KC) vs. Mariners Bullpen

Garcia is hitting .310 over his last 12.

Seattle’s bullpen ERA last 10: 4.58 Micro‑edge: Garcia

3. Julio Rodríguez (SEA) vs. Alec Marsh

If active, Julio’s power/speed combo is a major threat.

Marsh struggles vs. high‑velocity hitters. Micro‑edge: Rodríguez (if healthy)

4. Cal Raleigh (SEA) vs. Royals Middle Relief

Raleigh has 5 HR in his last 15 games.

KC’s middle relief has been inconsistent without Singer anchoring the rotation. Micro‑edge: Raleigh

SERIES HISTORY

2025–26 Season Series: Mariners lead 1–0 (SEA won 5–1 on May 1)

Last 10 meetings: Mariners lead 6–4

At T‑Mobile Park: Mariners 5–2 in last 7

Seattle has controlled this matchup at home.

BETTING TRENDS

Kansas City Royals

3–7 last 10

2–6 in last 8 road games

Under is 6–4 in last 10

1–5 in last 6 vs. AL West

Seattle Mariners

5–5 last 10

4–2 in last 6 home games

Over is 6–4 in last 10

6–2 in last 8 vs. AL Central

Game Odds

Kansas City Royals           8

Seattle Mariners              – 143

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Venue: Yankee Stadium — Bronx, New York

First Pitch: 1:05 PM ET

Broadcast: MASN / YES Network / MLB.tv

WEATHER REPORT — BRONX, NY

Temperature: 64–67°F

Wind: 10–14 mph blowing out to right field

Sky: Partly cloudy

Impact: Boost for left‑handed power hitters; slight downgrade for fly‑ball pitchers

INJURY REPORT

Baltimore Orioles

Gunnar Henderson — day‑to‑day (quad tightness)

John Means — IL (elbow)

Kyle Bradish — IL (forearm)

Tyler Wells — IL (elbow)

Cedric Mullins — day‑to‑day (wrist)

Baltimore’s rotation is thin, and the lineup is missing key speed and defense if Mullins sits.

New York Yankees

Aaron Judge — day‑to‑day (hip soreness)

Carlos Rodón — IL (shoulder)

Jonathan Loáisiga — IL (elbow)

DJ LeMahieu — IL (foot)

Giancarlo Stanton — day‑to‑day (hamstring)

Despite injuries, New York’s depth has carried them.

PROBABLE PITCHING MATCHUP

Baltimore — RHP Dean Kremer (2–2, 4.77 ERA, 1.31 WHIP)

Kremer has been inconsistent. His fastball command has wavered, and he’s struggled vs. right‑handed power hitters — a dangerous profile at Yankee Stadium.

New York — RHP Marcus Stroman (3–1, 3.12 ERA, 1.18 WHIP)

Stroman has been excellent early in 2026. His sinker/slider mix generates ground balls, which plays extremely well in the Bronx.

Pitching Edge: Yankees (Stroman’s consistency + matchup advantage).

TEAM RECORDS & RECENT FORM

Baltimore Orioles (15–17)

Last 10: 4–6

Road record: 6–10

Runs per game last 10: 4.2

Team ERA last 10: 4.89

Baltimore is struggling to find rhythm, especially with a depleted rotation.

New York Yankees (21–11)

Last 10: 7–3

Home record: 12–5

Runs per game last 10: 5.4

Team ERA last 10: 3.41

New York is one of the hottest teams in baseball.

KEY PLAYER MATCHUPS

1. Adley Rutschman (BAL) vs. Marcus Stroman

Rutschman is hitting .315 with 5 HR in his last 15 games.

Stroman’s sinker can induce weak contact, but Rutschman excels vs. low‑zone pitches. Micro‑edge: Rutschman

2. Anthony Volpe (NYY) vs. Dean Kremer

Volpe is hitting .290 with 8 SB in his last 12 games.

Kremer struggles vs. speed/patience hitters. Micro‑edge: Volpe

3. Anthony Rizzo (NYY) vs. Baltimore Bullpen

Rizzo’s left‑handed power plays perfectly with wind blowing out to right.

Baltimore’s bullpen has a 4.72 ERA in the last 10 games. Micro‑edge: Rizzo

4. Gunnar Henderson (BAL) vs. Yankees Right‑Side Defense

If active, Henderson’s pull power is dangerous in the Bronx.

Yankees’ 1B/2B defense has been average. Micro‑edge: Henderson (if healthy)

SERIES HISTORY

2025–26 Season Series: Yankees lead 1–0 (NYY won 7–3 on May 1)

Last 10 meetings: Yankees lead 6–4

At Yankee Stadium: Yankees 5–2 in last 7

New York has controlled this matchup recently.

BETTING TRENDS

Baltimore Orioles

4–6 last 10

2–5 in last 7 road games

Over is 6–4 in last 10

1–4 in last 5 vs. AL East

New York Yankees

7–3 last 10

5–1 in last 6 home games

Over is 7–3 in last 10

6–2 in last 8 vs. AL East

Game Odds

Baltimore Orioles            8.5

New York Yankees           – 171

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Venue: Target Field — Minneapolis, Minnesota

First Pitch: 2:10 PM CT / 3:10 PM ET

Broadcast: Sportsnet (TOR), Bally Sports North (MIN), MLB.tv

WEATHER REPORT — MINNEAPOLIS

Temperature: 58–61°F

Wind: 10–13 mph blowing out to right field

Sky: Partly cloudy

Impact: Boost for left‑handed power hitters; slight downgrade for pitchers who allow fly balls

INJURY REPORT

Toronto Blue Jays

Bo Bichette — IL (knee)

Kevin Gausman — IL (shoulder)

Jordan Romano — IL (elbow)

Alejandro Kirk — day‑to‑day (hand)

Erik Swanson — IL (forearm)

Toronto’s bullpen is thin, and the lineup is missing its top contact hitter.

Minnesota Twins

Carlos Correa — day‑to‑day (back stiffness)

Royce Lewis — IL (quad)

Jhoan Duran — IL (oblique)

Bailey Ober — IL (shoulder)

Max Kepler — IL (wrist)

Minnesota’s lineup is missing two cornerstone bats, and the bullpen is without its closer.

PROBABLE PITCHING MATCHUP

Toronto — RHP José Berríos (2–2, 3.91 ERA, 1.22 WHIP)

The former Twin returns to Target Field. Berríos has been solid but inconsistent on the road. His sinker/curveball combo plays well in cold weather.

Minnesota — RHP Joe Ryan (3–2, 3.48 ERA, 1.09 WHIP)

Ryan has been Minnesota’s most reliable starter. Elite fastball carry, excellent command, and strong home splits.

Pitching Edge: Minnesota (Ryan’s consistency + home performance).

TEAM RECORDS & RECENT FORM

Toronto Blue Jays (15–17)

Last 10: 4–6

Road record: 6–9

Runs per game last 10: 3.9

Team ERA last 10: 4.44

Toronto’s offense has been inconsistent without Bichette, and the bullpen has blown multiple late leads.

Minnesota Twins (14–19)

Last 10: 5–5

Home record: 7–8

Runs per game last 10: 4.3

Team ERA last 10: 4.12

Minnesota is playing slightly better baseball but still struggling to string wins together.

KEY PLAYER MATCHUPS

1. Vladimir Guerrero Jr. (TOR) vs. Joe Ryan

Vlad Jr. is hitting .302 with 4 HR in his last 12 games.

Ryan’s high‑ride fastball can challenge Guerrero, but Vlad handles velocity well. Micro‑edge: Guerrero

2. Carlos Santana (MIN) vs. José Berríos

Santana has been Minnesota’s most consistent bat early in 2026.

Berríos struggles vs. switch‑hitters with power. Micro‑edge: Santana

3. George Springer (TOR) vs. Minnesota Bullpen

Springer has a .375 OBP in his last 10.

Minnesota’s bullpen ERA without Duran: 4.62 Micro‑edge: Springer

4. Byron Buxton (MIN) vs. Toronto Outfield Defense

Buxton’s speed + Target Field’s deep gaps = extra‑base potential.

Toronto’s outfield defense has been average. Micro‑edge: Buxton

SERIES HISTORY

2025–26 Season Series: Twins lead 1–0 (MIN won 4–2 on May 1)

Last 10 meetings: Twins lead 6–4

At Target Field: Twins 5–2 in last 7

Minnesota has quietly controlled this matchup recently.

BETTING TRENDS

Toronto Blue Jays

3–7 in last 10 road games

Under is 6–4 in last 10

2–5 in last 7 vs. AL Central

Minnesota Twins

5–5 in last 10

4–1 in last 5 home games

Over is 6–3–1 in last 10

Game Odds

Toronto Blue Jays             – 143

Minnesota Twins             8

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Venue: PNC Park — Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

First Pitch: 6:40 PM ET

Broadcast: Bally Sports Ohio / SportsNet Pittsburgh / MLB.tv

WEATHER REPORT — PITTSBURGH

Temperature: 63–66°F at first pitch

Wind: 6–9 mph blowing out to right‑center

Sky: Mostly clear

Impact: Slight boost for left‑handed power hitters; neutral for pitchers

INJURY REPORT

Cincinnati Reds

Hunter Greene — day‑to‑day (shoulder fatigue)

Matt McLain — IL (oblique)

TJ Friedl — IL (wrist)

Nick Lodolo — IL (forearm)

Brandon Williamson — IL (shoulder)

Cincinnati’s rotation depth is stretched, but the lineup remains strong.

Pittsburgh Pirates

Oneil Cruz — day‑to‑day (hamstring tightness)

Ke’Bryan Hayes — IL (back)

Marco Gonzales — IL (forearm)

Luis Ortiz — IL (elbow)

Pittsburgh’s infield is thin without Hayes, but the outfield and bullpen are healthy.

PROBABLE PITCHING MATCHUP

Cincinnati — RHP Graham Ashcraft (3–1, 3.86 ERA, 1.24 WHIP)

Ashcraft has been solid, mixing cutter/sinker combos effectively. Road ERA is slightly higher, but he’s limiting hard contact.

Pittsburgh — RHP Mitch Keller (2–2, 4.12 ERA, 1.31 WHIP)

Keller remains inconsistent but flashes ace‑level outings. His strikeout rate is up, but command lapses lead to big innings.

Pitching Edge: Slight to Cincinnati (Ashcraft more consistent).

TEAM RECORDS & RECENT FORM

Cincinnati Reds (20–12)

Last 10: 7–3

Road record: 9–6

Runs per game last 10: 5.2

Team ERA last 10: 3.91

Cincinnati is one of the hottest teams in the NL, powered by a deep lineup and improved bullpen.

Pittsburgh Pirates (17–16)

Last 10: 5–5

Home record: 8–7

Runs per game last 10: 4.3

Team ERA last 10: 4.47

Pittsburgh is hovering around .500, competitive but inconsistent.

KEY PLAYER MATCHUPS

1. Elly De La Cruz (CIN) vs. Mitch Keller

De La Cruz is hitting .298 with 5 HR and 9 SB over his last 12 games.

Keller struggles vs. high‑velocity fastball hitters. Micro‑edge: De La Cruz

2. Spencer Steer (CIN) vs. Pirates Bullpen

Steer leads the Reds in RBI and thrives in late‑inning situations.

Pirates bullpen has a 4.21 ERA in the last 10 games. Micro‑edge: Steer

3. Bryan Reynolds (PIT) vs. Graham Ashcraft

Reynolds is hitting .333 with 3 HR in his last 10.

Ashcraft’s cutter can be vulnerable to switch‑hitters. Micro‑edge: Reynolds

4. Oneil Cruz (PIT) vs. Reds Left‑Side Defense

If active, Cruz’s power/speed combo is a major threat.

Reds’ 3B/SS defense has been average without McLain. Micro‑edge: Cruz (if he plays)

SERIES HISTORY

2025–26 Season Series: Reds lead 1–0 (CIN won 5–2 on May 1)

Last 10 meetings: Reds lead 6–4

At PNC Park: Reds 4–3 in last 7

Cincinnati has quietly controlled this matchup recently.

BETTING TRENDS

Cincinnati Reds

7–3 last 10

5–1 in last 6 road games

Over is 6–4 in last 10

4–1 in last 5 vs. NL Central

Pittsburgh Pirates

5–5 last 10

3–4 in last 7 home games

Under is 6–3–1 in last 10

2–5 in last 7 vs. NL Central

Game Odds

Cincinnati Reds                 8

Pittsburgh Pirates            – 141

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Venue: Oakland Coliseum — Oakland, California

First Pitch: 4:07 PM PT / 7:07 PM ET

Broadcast: Bally Sports Great Lakes / NBC Sports California / MLB.tv

WEATHER REPORT — OAKLAND

Temperature: 63–66°F

Wind: 12–15 mph blowing out to right‑center

Sky: Clear

Impact:

Boost for left‑handed power hitters

Oakland’s large foul territory still favors pitchers

Wind may turn deep fly balls into extra‑base hits

INJURY REPORT

Cleveland Guardians

Shane Bieber — IL (elbow)

Triston McKenzie — IL (shoulder)

Steven Kwan — day‑to‑day (hamstring)

James Karinchak — IL (back)

Bo Naylor — IL (ankle)

Cleveland’s rotation depth is thin, and the lineup is missing its leadoff spark if Kwan sits.

Athletics

Mason Miller — IL (shoulder)

Brent Rooker — day‑to‑day (wrist)

Zack Gelof — IL (oblique)

Ken Waldichuk — IL (elbow)

Trevor May — IL (forearm)

Athletics’ bullpen is depleted, and the lineup is missing two middle‑order bats.

PROBABLE PITCHING MATCHUP

Cleveland — RHP Tanner Bibee (2–2, 3.74 ERA, 1.22 WHIP)

Bibee has been Cleveland’s most reliable starter. Strong strikeout rate, excellent command, and improved slider usage. Road ERA slightly higher, but he matches up well vs. a strikeout‑prone Oakland lineup.

Athletics — RHP Joe Boyle (1–3, 4.88 ERA, 1.46 WHIP)

Boyle has elite velocity but major command issues. Walks and home runs remain a problem. When he’s on, he’s electric; when he’s off, innings unravel quickly.

Pitching Edge: Cleveland (Bibee’s consistency vs. Boyle’s volatility).

TEAM RECORDS & RECENT FORM

Cleveland Guardians (17–16)

Last 10: 6–4

Road record: 8–9

Runs per game last 10: 4.8

Team ERA last 10: 3.91

Cleveland is trending upward, especially offensively.

Athletics (17–15)

Last 10: 5–5

Home record: 9–7

Runs per game last 10: 4.3

Team ERA last 10: 4.62

Oakland is competitive but inconsistent, especially in the bullpen.

KEY PLAYER MATCHUPS

1. José Ramírez (CLE) vs. Joe Boyle

Ramírez is hitting .315 with 5 HR in his last 12 games.

Boyle struggles vs. switch‑hitters with power. Micro‑edge: Ramírez

2. Josh Naylor (CLE) vs. A’s Bullpen

Naylor has a .540 SLG in his last 10.

Oakland’s bullpen ERA last 10: 5.21 Micro‑edge: Naylor

3. Shea Langeliers (OAK) vs. Tanner Bibee

Langeliers has 4 HR in his last 10 games.

Bibee’s fastball can be vulnerable up in the zone. Micro‑edge: Langeliers

4. JJ Bleday (OAK) vs. Cleveland Middle Relief

Bleday’s OBP has surged recently.

Cleveland’s middle relief has been inconsistent without Karinchak. Micro‑edge: Bleday

SERIES HISTORY

2025–26 Season Series: Guardians lead 1–0 (CLE won 6–3 on May 1)

Last 10 meetings: Guardians lead 7–3

At Oakland Coliseum: Guardians 5–2 in last 7

Cleveland has controlled this matchup in recent years.

BETTING TRENDS

Cleveland Guardians

6–4 last 10

4–2 in last 6 road games

Over is 6–4 in last 10

7–3 in last 10 vs. Oakland

Athletics

5–5 last 10

3–4 in last 7 home games

Over is 6–4 in last 10

2–6 in last 8 vs. AL Central

Game Odds

Cleveland Guardians      10.5

Athletics                              – 138

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Venue: Busch Stadium — St. Louis, Missouri

First Pitch: 4:15 PM CT / 2:15 PM PT

Broadcast: SportsNet LA / Bally Sports Midwest / MLB.tv

WEATHER REPORT — ST. LOUIS

Temperature: 72–75°F

Wind: 9–12 mph blowing out to left‑center

Sky: Mostly sunny

Impact:

Boost for right‑handed power hitters

Slight downgrade for fly‑ball pitchers

Warm air = better carry on deep balls

INJURY REPORT

Los Angeles Dodgers

Walker Buehler — IL (elbow)

Bobby Miller — IL (shoulder)

Max Muncy — IL (oblique)

Jason Heyward — day‑to‑day (hip)

Joe Kelly — IL (shoulder)

Dodgers’ rotation depth is tested, but the lineup remains elite.

St. Louis Cardinals

Lars Nootbaar — IL (hamstring)

Tommy Edman — IL (wrist)

Steven Matz — IL (back)

Giovanny Gallegos — IL (shoulder)

Willson Contreras — day‑to‑day (hand)

St. Louis is missing key defensive and on‑base pieces but remains competitive.

PROBABLE PITCHING MATCHUP

Los Angeles — RHP Tyler Glasnow (3–1, 3.28 ERA, 1.07 WHIP)

Glasnow has been dominant early in 2026. Elite strikeout rate, improved walk rate, and excellent road splits. His fastball/slider combo is overpowering when he’s ahead in counts.

St. Louis — RHP Sonny Gray (4–1, 2.91 ERA, 1.14 WHIP)

Gray continues to be one of MLB’s most consistent starters. Excellent command, elite curveball, and strong home performance. Dodgers’ right‑heavy lineup is a challenging matchup.

Pitching Edge: Slight to Dodgers (Glasnow’s strikeout ceiling).

TEAM RECORDS & RECENT FORM

Los Angeles Dodgers (20–12)

Last 10: 6–4

Road record: 9–7

Runs per game last 10: 5.3

Team ERA last 10: 3.72

The Dodgers are playing balanced baseball with elite run production.

St. Louis Cardinals (19–13)

Last 10: 7–3

Home record: 10–6

Runs per game last 10: 4.8

Team ERA last 10: 3.94

St. Louis is one of the hottest teams in the NL, especially at home.

KEY PLAYER MATCHUPS

1. Mookie Betts (LAD) vs. Sonny Gray

Betts is hitting .325 with 6 HR in his last 15 games.

Gray’s curveball is elite, but Betts crushes breaking balls. Micro‑edge: Betts

2. Freddie Freeman (LAD) vs. Cardinals Bullpen

Freeman has a .410 OBP in his last 12 games.

Cardinals bullpen ERA last 10: 4.62 Micro‑edge: Freeman

3. Nolan Arenado (STL) vs. Tyler Glasnow

Arenado is hitting .310 in his last 10.

Glasnow’s high‑spin fastball can challenge Arenado’s swing plane. Micro‑edge: Glasnow

4. Paul Goldschmidt (STL) vs. Dodgers Middle Relief

Goldschmidt has a .375 OBP in his last 10.

Dodgers middle relief has been inconsistent without Kelly. Micro‑edge: Goldschmidt

SERIES HISTORY

2025–26 Season Series: Dodgers lead 1–0 (LAD won 3–1 on May 1)

Last 10 meetings: Dodgers lead 6–4

At Busch Stadium: Dodgers 4–3 in last 7

Los Angeles has had a slight edge in recent years.

BETTING TRENDS

Los Angeles Dodgers

6–4 last 10

5–2 in last 7 road games

Over is 6–4 in last 10

7–3 in last 10 vs. NL Central

St. Louis Cardinals

7–3 last 10

6–2 in last 8 home games

Under is 6–4 in last 10

5–2 in last 7 vs. NL West

Game Odds

Los Angeles Dodgers      – 131

St. Louis Cardinals           9

Odds Courtesy of Sports Odds Direct as of Friday, May 1, 2026