Prior to tonight’s game, the Yankees made the following roster moves:

• Recalled INF/OF Oswaldo Cabrera (#95) from Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre.
• Placed INF Ryan McMahon on the 10-day injured list (retroactive to 6/22) with a throat infection.

The Washington Nationals recalled left-handed pitcher Carson Palmquist from Triple-A Rochester on Wednesday and optioned right-handed pitcher Paxton Schultz to Triple-A Rochester on Tuesday. Nationals President of Baseball Operations Paul Toboni made the announcements.

Palmquist, 25, will start tonight’s game against Philadelphia as he joins the Nationals for the first time this season after he was acquired from the Colorado Rockies in exchange for cash on May 25. In seven games for Triple-A Rochester, he has pitched to a 3.27 ERA with six strikeouts and a .147 opponents average (5-for-34) in 11.0 innings. Over his last four outings, Palmquist allowed just one earned run in 6.0 innings (1.50 ERA), struck out five and allowed only two hits.

Originally drafted by the Rockies in the third round of the 2022 First-Year Player Draft out of the University of Miami, Palmquist made his Major League debut for Colorado on May 16, 2025, at Arizona. He went on to pitch in nine Major League games last season and made seven starts, including an eight-strikeout performance in 4.2 innings against the New York Mets on June 1, 2025.

A native of Fort Myers, Fla., Palmquist has pitched in five Minor League seasons, going 19-20 with a 4.32 ERA and 403 strikeouts in 324.2 innings over 92 games (63 starts). His 11.19 strikeouts per 9.0 innings since his first season in 2022 ranks 16^th in all of Minor League Baseball.

SAN FRANCISCO – The Oakland Athletics and San Francisco Giants meet Wednesday night at Oracle Park in the latest chapter of the Bay Bridge rivalry, with Joey Jump scheduled to start for Oakland against Tyler Mahle for San Francisco. First pitch is set for 6:45 p.m. PT.

The Athletics enters at 38–41, continuing to outperform preseason expectations behind improved pitching and timely hitting. San Francisco, at 32–46, is trying to halt a June slide that has pushed it toward the bottom of the NL West standings.

Venue

Oracle Park — San Francisco, California

First pitch: 6:45 p.m. PT

Surface: Natural grass

Dimensions: 339–399–309 (deep alleys, pitcher‑friendly)

Weather

• Temperature: 63°F
• Wind: 13 mph blowing out toward right-center
• Humidity: 72%
• Chance of rain: 0%

Cool, breezy conditions typical of Oracle Park favor pitchers, though the wind may aid left‑handed power.

Probable Pitchers

Athletics: RHP Joey Jump

Jump has been one of Oakland’s most consistent arms, featuring a mid‑90s fastball and a sharp slider. He has allowed three runs or fewer in five of his last seven starts and has shown improved command in June. His challenge will be navigating San Francisco’s left‑handed bats in a park that suppresses right‑handed power.

San Francisco: RHP Tyler Mahle

Mahle continues to work back into form after injury, leaning on a four‑seam/slider mix with above‑average strikeout potential. He has been more effective at home, where his ERA sits below 3.80. However, he has struggled at times with walks and deep counts.

Injury Report

Athletics

• Brent Rooker — ACTIVE
• Zack Gelof — ACTIVE
• Shea Langeliers — ACTIVE
• Mason Miller — OUT (elbow)
• Esteury Ruiz — OUT (ankle)

San Francisco Giants

• Matt Chapman — ACTIVE
• Michael Conforto — ACTIVE
• Jorge Soler — ACTIVE
• Logan Webb — OUT (forearm)
• LaMonte Wade Jr. — OUT (hamstring)

Team Records & Recent Form

Athletics (38–41)

• Last 10: 6–4
• Trend: Pitching improving; offense streaky
• Strength: Bullpen depth, team speed
• Weakness: Strikeout rate, inconsistent middle‑order production

San Francisco Giants (32–46)

• Last 10: 3–7
• Trend: Offense struggling; rotation depleted
• Strength: Veteran lineup pieces
• Weakness: Run prevention, late‑inning relief

Key Player Matchups

Brent Rooker (OAK) vs Tyler Mahle (SF)

Rooker’s ability to hit high fastballs makes him Oakland’s most dangerous bat. Mahle must keep the ball down to avoid damage.

Michael Conforto (SF) vs Joey Jump (OAK)

Conforto has strong splits against right‑handers and could be San Francisco’s best source of early offense.

Zack Gelof (OAK) vs Giants Bullpen

Gelof’s speed and gap power give Oakland a late‑inning advantage against a relief corps that has struggled with traffic on the bases.

Series History

• Season series: Athletics lead 2–1
• At Oracle Park: Giants have won 6 of last 10
• Recent trend: Oakland has outscored San Francisco 17–14 across their last four meetings

Betting Trends

Athletics

• 5–2 in last seven road games
• Under has hit in 6 of last 9
• 4–2 in Jump’s last six starts

San Francisco Giants

• 2–8 in last 10 overall
• Over has hit in 5 of last 7
• 1–5 in Mahle’s last six starts

Game Odds

Athletics                                              – 122

San Francisco Giants                      8

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PITTSBURGH – The Seattle Mariners continue their East Coast trip Wednesday night when they face the Pittsburgh Pirates at PNC Park, with Bryce Woo scheduled to start for Seattle against Brandon Ashcraft for Pittsburgh. First pitch is set for 7:05 p.m. ET.

Seattle enters at 41–39, looking to build momentum after an uneven stretch in June. Pittsburgh, at 39–40, is trying to climb back above .500 and stay in the NL Wild Card picture.

Venue

PNC Park — Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

First pitch: 7:05 p.m. ET

Surface: Natural grass

Dimensions: 325–399–320 (favors left‑handed pull hitters)

Weather

• Temperature: 77°F
• Wind: 8 mph blowing out to right
• Humidity: 66%
• Chance of rain: 10%

Mild conditions with a slight breeze favor left‑handed power and gap hitters.

Probable Pitchers

Seattle: RHP Bryce Woo

Woo has been one of Seattle’s most promising young arms, featuring a mid‑90s fastball and a sharp slider. He has allowed two runs or fewer in four of his last six starts and has shown improved command in June. His challenge will be navigating Pittsburgh’s right‑handed power.

Pittsburgh: RHP Brandon Ashcraft

Ashcraft brings a heavy sinker and cutter combination, generating ground balls at one of the highest rates in the NL. He has been more effective at home, where his ERA sits below 3.50. However, he has struggled at times with left‑handed hitters and high‑OBP lineups.

Injury Report

Seattle Mariners

• Julio Rodríguez — ACTIVE
• Cal Raleigh — ACTIVE
• J.P. Crawford — ACTIVE
• George Kirby — OUT (shoulder)
• Ty France — OUT (wrist)

Pittsburgh Pirates

• Oneil Cruz — ACTIVE
• Bryan Reynolds — ACTIVE
• Ke’Bryan Hayes — ACTIVE
• Quinn Priester — OUT (elbow)
• Henry Davis — OUT (hand)

Team Records & Recent Form

Seattle Mariners (41–39)

• Last 10: 5–5
• Trend: Pitching steady; offense inconsistent
• Strength: Rotation depth, bullpen reliability
• Weakness: Strikeout‑heavy lineup

Pittsburgh Pirates (39–40)

• Last 10: 6–4
• Trend: Offense improving; pitching stabilizing
• Strength: Middle‑order power, home‑field performance
• Weakness: Bullpen volatility, defensive lapses

Key Player Matchups

Julio Rodríguez (SEA) vs Brandon Ashcraft (PIT)

Rodríguez’s ability to hit sinkers and drive the ball to right‑center makes him Seattle’s most dangerous bat. Ashcraft must keep the ball down to avoid damage.

Oneil Cruz (PIT) vs Bryce Woo (SEA)

Cruz’s elite bat speed and ability to crush high velocity make him Pittsburgh’s best chance at early offense. Woo’s slider away will be the key pitch.

Cal Raleigh (SEA) vs Pirates Bullpen

Raleigh’s power from both sides of the plate gives Seattle a major advantage late in games against a relief corps that has struggled with home runs.

Series History

• Season series: First meeting of 2026
• At PNC Park: Mariners have won 4 of last 6
• Recent trend: Seattle has outscored Pittsburgh 26–18 across their last five matchups

Betting Trends

Seattle Mariners

• 4–6 in last 10 road games
• Under has hit in 6 of last 9
• 5–2 in Woo’s last seven starts

Pittsburgh Pirates

• 6–3 in last nine home games
• Over has hit in 5 of last 7
• 4–1 in Ashcraft’s last five starts

Game Odds

Seattle Mariners              7.5

Pittsburgh Pirates            – 111

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SAN DIEGO – The Atlanta Braves continue their West Coast swing Wednesday night when they face the San Diego Padres at Petco Park, with Michael Pérez set to start for Atlanta against JP Sears for San Diego. First pitch is scheduled for 6:40 p.m. PT.

Atlanta enters at 48–30, holding one of the National League’s best records and looking to build on a strong June. San Diego, at 41–37, remains firmly in the Wild Card race and has played its best baseball at home.

Venue

Petco Park — San Diego, California

First pitch: 6:40 p.m. PT

Surface: Natural grass

Dimensions: 336–396–322 (pitcher‑friendly, especially at night)

Weather

• Temperature: 71°F
• Wind: 8 mph blowing in from right
• Humidity: 72%
• Chance of rain: 0%

Cool, marine‑layer conditions favor pitchers and suppress home‑run power.

Probable Pitchers

Atlanta: RHP Michael Pérez

Pérez has been a steady mid‑rotation arm, leaning on a four‑seam/slider mix and generating above‑average strikeout numbers. He has allowed three runs or fewer in six of his last eight starts and has been particularly effective on the road. His ability to neutralize left‑handed hitters will be key against San Diego’s lineup.

San Diego: LHP JP Sears

Sears has been one of the Padres’ most reliable starters, featuring a deceptive fastball and strong command. He has excelled at Petco Park, where his ERA sits below 3.00 in night games. Sears’ challenge will be navigating Atlanta’s right‑handed power.

Injury Report

Atlanta Braves

• Ronald Acuña Jr. — OUT (knee)
• Matt Olson — ACTIVE
• Austin Riley — ACTIVE
• Sean Murphy — ACTIVE
• Spencer Strider — OUT (elbow)

San Diego Padres

• Fernando Tatis Jr. — ACTIVE
• Manny Machado — ACTIVE
• Xander Bogaerts — OUT (shoulder)
• Yu Darvish — OUT (triceps)
• Joe Musgrove — OUT (elbow)

Team Records & Recent Form

Atlanta Braves (48–30)

• Last 10: 7–3
• Trend: Rotation strong; offense adjusting without Acuña
• Strength: Power, bullpen depth
• Weakness: Outfield production inconsistent

San Diego Padres (41–37)

• Last 10: 6–4
• Trend: Pitching stabilizing; lineup improving at home
• Strength: Contact hitting, defensive efficiency
• Weakness: Limited power without Bogaerts

Key Player Matchups

Matt Olson (ATL) vs JP Sears (SD)

Olson’s ability to hit left‑handed pitching makes him Atlanta’s most dangerous bat in this matchup. Sears must keep the ball down to avoid damage.

Fernando Tatis Jr. (SD) vs Michael Pérez (ATL)

Tatis’ elite bat speed and ability to handle high velocity make him San Diego’s best chance at early offense.

Austin Riley (ATL) vs Padres Bullpen

Riley’s power against right‑handed relievers could be decisive in late‑inning situations.

Series History

• Season series: Braves lead 2–1
• At Petco Park: Padres have won 5 of last 8
• Recent trend: Atlanta has outscored San Diego 22–18 across their last six meetings

Betting Trends

Atlanta Braves

• 6–2 in last eight road games
• Under has hit in 5 of last 7
• 5–1 in Pérez’s last six starts

San Diego Padres

• 7–3 in last 10 home games
• Under has hit in 6 of last 9
• 4–1 in Sears’ last five starts

Game Odds

Atlanta Braves                  – 136

San Diego Padres             8

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ANAHEIM, Calif. – The Baltimore Orioles continue their West Coast trip Wednesday night when they face the Los Angeles Angels at Angel Stadium, with Kyle Gibson set to start for Baltimore against José Soriano for Los Angeles. First pitch is scheduled for 6:38 p.m. PT.

Baltimore enters at 38–43, looking to regain momentum after a difficult stretch in June. The Angels, at 33–48, continue to search for consistency as they try to climb out of the AL West cellar.

Venue

Angel Stadium of Anaheim — Anaheim, California

First pitch: 6:38 p.m. PT

Surface: Natural grass

Dimensions: 347–396–350

Weather

• Temperature: 74°F
• Wind: 6 mph blowing out to left
• Humidity: 63%
• Chance of rain: 0%

Mild conditions with a slight breeze favor hitters, particularly right‑handed pull power.

Probable Pitchers

Baltimore: RHP Kyle Gibson

Gibson brings veteran stability to the Orioles’ rotation, relying on a sinker‑slider mix and inducing ground balls. He has allowed three runs or fewer in four of his last six starts but has struggled at times with command on the road. His ability to neutralize left‑handed hitters will be key.

Los Angeles: RHP José Soriano

Soriano has been one of the Angels’ bright spots, featuring a high‑velocity fastball and sharp curveball. His strikeout rate has climbed in June, though he has battled occasional walk issues. He has been more effective at home, where his ERA sits below 3.50.

Injury Report

Baltimore Orioles

• Adley Rutschman — ACTIVE
• Gunnar Henderson — ACTIVE
• Anthony Santander — ACTIVE
• John Means — OUT (elbow)
• Cedric Mullins — OUT (groin)

Los Angeles Angels

• Mike Trout — OUT (knee)
• Taylor Ward — ACTIVE
• Zach Neto — ACTIVE
• Reid Detmers — OUT (shoulder)
• Logan O’Hoppe — OUT (hand)

Team Records & Recent Form

Baltimore Orioles (38–43)

• Last 10: 4–6
• Trend: Pitching inconsistent; offense improving
• Strength: Top‑of‑order production
• Weakness: Bullpen volatility, road performance

Los Angeles Angels (33–48)

• Last 10: 3–7
• Trend: Offense streaky; pitching competitive
• Strength: Young rotation arms
• Weakness: Lack of power without Trout, defensive lapses

Key Player Matchups

Gunnar Henderson (BAL) vs José Soriano (LAA)

Henderson’s ability to hit high‑velocity fastballs makes him Baltimore’s most dangerous bat. Soriano’s curveball will be the deciding pitch.

Taylor Ward (LAA) vs Kyle Gibson (BAL)

Ward has strong splits against sinkerballers and could be a key source of early offense for Los Angeles.

Adley Rutschman (BAL) vs Angels Bullpen

Rutschman’s plate discipline gives Baltimore a major advantage late in games against a relief corps that has struggled with walks.

Series History

• Season series: Orioles lead 2–1
• At Angel Stadium: Orioles have won 6 of last 9
• Recent trend: Baltimore has outscored Los Angeles 20–14 across their last five meetings

Betting Trends

Baltimore Orioles

• 3–7 in last 10 road games
• Over has hit in 6 of last 8
• 2–5 in Gibson’s last seven starts

Los Angeles Angels

• 4–2 in last six home games
• Under has hit in 5 of last 7
• 3–1 in Soriano’s last four starts

GAME ODDS

Baltimore Orioles            9.5

Los Angeles Angels         – 121

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DENVER – The Boston Red Sox continue their road trip Wednesday night when they face the Colorado Rockies at Coors Field, with Albert Suárez set to start for Boston against Kyle Freeland for Colorado. First pitch is scheduled for 8:40 p.m. ET.

Boston enters at 32–45, looking to halt a June slide that has pushed it toward the bottom of the AL standings. Colorado, at 31–49, has struggled throughout the season but has played more competitive baseball at home.

Venue

Coors Field — Denver, Colorado

First pitch: 8:40 p.m. ET

Surface: Natural grass

Dimensions: 347–415–350 (MLB’s most hitter‑friendly park due to altitude)

Weather

• Temperature: 84°F
• Wind: 7 mph blowing out to right
• Humidity: 28%
• Chance of rain: 5%

Warm, dry air and light winds favor hitters — especially fly‑ball power.

Probable Pitchers

Boston: RHP Albert Suárez

Suárez has been one of Boston’s steadier arms, leaning on a sinker‑changeup mix and limiting hard contact. He has allowed three runs or fewer in five of his last seven starts but has struggled at times with deep counts. Coors Field presents a significant challenge for his pitch‑to‑contact style.

Colorado: LHP Kyle Freeland

Freeland has battled inconsistency this season, but he remains more effective at home, where he relies on ground balls and soft contact. His slider and changeup have been sharper in June, though he has been vulnerable to right‑handed power.

Injury Report

Boston Red Sox

• Rafael Devers — ACTIVE
• Triston Casas — OUT (rib)
• Tyler O’Neill — ACTIVE
• Nick Pivetta — OUT (elbow)
• Masataka Yoshida — OUT (thumb)

Colorado Rockies

• Kris Bryant — OUT (back)
• Ezequiel Tovar — ACTIVE
• Ryan McMahon — ACTIVE
• Germán Márquez — OUT (elbow)
• Charlie Blackmon — ACTIVE

Team Records & Recent Form

Boston Red Sox (32–45)

• Last 10: 3–7
• Trend: Offense inconsistent; pitching taxed
• Strength: Top‑order power
• Weakness: Bullpen depth, defensive miscues

Colorado Rockies (31–49)

• Last 10: 4–6
• Trend: Offense improving at home; pitching remains volatile
• Strength: Home‑field hitting environment
• Weakness: Rotation ERA, late‑inning relief

Key Player Matchups

Rafael Devers (BOS) vs Kyle Freeland (COL)

Devers has strong splits against left‑handers and thrives in hitter‑friendly parks. Freeland must keep the ball down to avoid damage.

Ezequiel Tovar (COL) vs Albert Suárez (BOS)

Tovar’s ability to hit sinkers and drive the ball to the gaps makes him Colorado’s most dangerous bat in this matchup.

Tyler O’Neill (BOS) vs Rockies Bullpen

O’Neill’s power plays well at altitude, especially against Colorado’s right‑handed relievers.

Series History

• Season series: First meeting of 2026
• At Coors Field: Rockies have won 4 of last 6
• Recent trend: Colorado has outscored Boston 29–22 across their last five meetings

Betting Trends

Boston Red Sox

• 2–8 in last 10 road games
• Over has hit in 7 of last 9
• 1–4 in Suárez’s last five starts

Colorado Rockies

• 5–2 in last seven home games
• Over has hit in 6 of last 8 at Coors Field
• 3–7 in last 10 overall

Game Odds

Boston Red Sox                 – 165

Colorado Rockies             11

Odds Courtesy of Sports Odds Direct as of Tuesday, June 23, 2026