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The Braves Keep On ‘Chopping’ Despite Several Key Injuries

The Braves have been falling by the wayside to injury since the 1st part of the year. They have lost Venters, O’Flaherty. Hudson and now Heyward for a 2nd time. If you couple that with lackluster performances from Dan Uggla and B.J. Upton, the injury time on the DL for Brian McCann, Brandon Beachy – and even Evan Gattis, plus the retired Chipper Jones having been departed from the 2012 squad, then this team has overachieved to the fullest with the rest of the choppers! Atlanta currently owns the best record in the MLB – with a 77 – 50 mark, 14 games clear of the 2nd place Washington Nationals in the NL East. Also, please stop inadvertently injuring our players New York Mets!

By Bob McVinua (Special Guest Braves Writer – visit his website here): Follow @tomahawkchop95

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The word “injury” has plagued this 2013 Braves team all season long.

The injury bug didn’t take long to hit as Jonny Venters the teams premier set up man was unable to throw a single pitch this regular season.

Then it was Eric O’Flaherty who was hit with a season ending injury. At this point in time it was about mid May and many were in panic mode over what would become of this feared and revered Atlanta Braves bullpen.

It wouldn’t take too long to find out the answer to that question. After a little mixing and matching Fredi Gonzalez found the right guys to plug into those critical 7th/8th inning roles and they have been nothing short of spectacular.

Jason Heyward Hit In The Face – Not For The Weak Of Heart, You Have Been Warned!

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September Callup Candidates For The Nationals: Washington With A Great 36 Game Sked To End 2013

Aug 22

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The Nationals will need a massive collapse from either the Pirates, Reds or Cardinals in order to qualify for the Post Season in 2013. Despite the struggles, the club still has to go about the business of preparing a 40 Man Roster in September. Lets preview some of the news, injured players coming back, and recent performances of some of the guys in the Minor League System.

At 62 – 64 with 36 games left, The Nationals will need a massive collapse from either the Pirates, Reds or Cardinals in order to qualify for the Post Season in 2013 being 10.5 Games behind the playoff bar. Despite the struggles, the club still has to go about the business of preparing a 40 Man Roster in September. Lets preview some of the news, injured players coming back, and recent performances of some of the guys in the Minor League System.

By Sean Hogan (Nationals Correspondent via Citizens of Natstown.com – view website here): Follow @seanhoganvt

September is just 10 days away. With 9 games in those 10 days, a lot of things can happen with the Nats. They can still go on a run and get back into the thick of things in the Wild Card race.

The reason for this is easy…. The Pirates, Cardinals and Reds are play each other a pile in the last 5 weeks of the year, so all the Nationals have to do is to take care of business, and they can be back in the conversation for the playoff game at least.

The Nats also have a ridiculously easy schedule coming from now until the end of the year in their final 36 games.

Coming up. 1 more @CHC, 3 @KC (they are struggling now), then a 6 game homestand versus the Marlins and Mets. They should go 7 – 3 here.

From there, they have a 10 game road trip with 3 @PHI, 3 @MIA and 4 @NYM. The team could go 7 – 3.

Followed by the road trip is a 10 game homestand: 3 VS PHI, 3 VS ATL (they may have clinched by then – or at least resting guys), and to vs the Marlins ends the stretch. The team could go 8 – 2.

The Nats end up playing their last 6 on the road versus the Cardinals and Diamondbacks in 3 game series each. If they win both series, it could be a 4 – 2 road trip.

You could see the club win 26 of their last 36 games – to have them equal 88 wins. The Pirates would need to win 15 games out of 36 in this scenario.

While it would still make it unlikely to be in the Wild Card Game, it could put some pressure on the 3 NL Central franchises.

The Cardinals would have to win 16 out of 36 games to stay ahead, and the Reds would need 17 wins out their last 35 games to stay head.

They could also go on a losing streak and drop out of the race just as easily. For the most part, the Nats’ September call-up candidates will be the same, but their eventual roles may differ.

The only player on the 40-man roster that I don’t think has a chance of making it to the Majors in September is Matt Purke, who has always struggled with injuries and is just starting to hack it in high A ball.

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The New York Mets Payroll In 2014, Organizational Affiliates, Prospects, Depth Charts, (MLB + MiLB)

Aug 21

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Citi Field is one of the newest Ball Parks in the Majors and was the host to the 2013 ALL - Star Game. It is light years ahead of where Shea Stadium was. Despite having a great young core of players - including a dynamic young Starting Rotation, the team is 12th in Home Attendance. A lot of the problems stem from poor ownership over the last few seasons. The Wilpons are lucky enough to have a plethora of young controllable Infielders and Pitchers, the big need is for the OF going forward. The club should definitely invest some money in this area for 2014. Lucas Duda, Kirk Niewenhuis, Eric Young Jr, are simply not starting OF at the present time. Their best patrolling player beyond the grass this campaign has been Marlon Byrd - and he is a Free Agent in 2014.

Citi Field is one of the newest Ball Parks in the Majors and was the host to the 2013 ALL – Star Game. Despite having a great young core of players – including a dynamic young Starting Rotation, the team is 12th in Home Attendance. A lot of the problems stem from poor ownership over the last several seasons. The Wilpons are lucky enough to have a plethora of young controllable Infielders and Pitchers, the big need is for the OF going forward. The club should definitely invest some money in this area for 2014. Lucas Duda, Kirk Niewenhuis, Eric Young Jr, are simply not starting OF at the present time. Their best patrolling player beyond the grass this campaign has been Marlon Byrd – and he is a Free Agent in 2014. Juan Lagares, Andrew Brown, Mike Baxter have also seen time out there in 2013. None of them have had resounding success – that would translate into a playoff contender. While some of them could improve, spending some $$ on proven OF talent, could be the right elixir to contend even in 2014.

By Chuck Booth (Lead Baseball Analyst/Website Owner): Follow @mlbreports and welcome Jeff Kleiner (Salary, Roster and Depth Chart Expert for the MLB) – visit his website here Follow @prosportsroster

You guys are all in for a treat. Jeff Kleiner recently contacted me about a partnership merge for the website. He has developed a site (prosportsrosters.com) that covers all organizational affiliates in the Minors for all of the Major League Baseball Clubs.

We are going to combine efforts to bring you the best look at salaries, current 25 Man Player Rosters and Depth Charts for all 30 teams.

Jeff is going to provide the documents in form of spreadsheets and I am going to accompany the posts with deep analysis of what the numbers tell us from my perspective.

If you can’t wait for all of my assessments for each club, go and visit Jeff’s website over at http://www.prosportsrosters.com.

In Speaking with Jeff, he is one of the more passionate fans I have come across towards the game of baseball. He spends enough time in updating his MLB Facts for it to be a Full-Time Job.

So after the usual Video Clip and READ THE REST OF THIS ENTRY button, you will find some serious &*!@?!#!

Jeff updates this page below on a daily basis. After you click on it….Bookmark it. There is a 3 year salary forecast and stats not listed here on this page. Jeff updates these pages daily and these changes include any Roster moves!

For a Full 3 year Salary Outlook plus last years Stats for every player in the Mets Organization click here .

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Its 4th And 40 A – ROD: Time For A ‘Bronx Tale’ Ultimatum!

Aug 20

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People so egotistical as Rodriguez can’t be humble enough to realize that playing MLB Baseball is a privilege not a right! He has sullied the game, alienated and ratted on teammates, and now has sent his lawyers on a stupid campaign versus the MLB and the Yankees. It is time to make an example out of him.

By Chuck Booth (Lead Baseball Analyst/Website Owner): Follow @mlbreports

I have finally had it…. I never like talking about PED use or anything in the near vicinity of the topic., however A – Rod’s antics over the last 2 weeks have driven me over the edge.

I am going to say this fast and smooth, so there are no delusions or equivocations about my stance on the subject.

Its 4th and 40 A – Rod!! I beg the Yankees to facilitate a plan to punt you.

The ill-advised maneuvers that Alex Rodriguez has been running with from his legal consortium has me questioning the man’s intellect.

I firmly believe that A – Rod has switched off of his drugs – and now resorts to inhaling a ‘platter of dumb’ every night for his dinner.

So here is how I would the Yankees so deal with #13.

1. Let him play out right now – until you are eliminated from playoff contention. This stops any leverage A – Rod and his contingency has towards making the Yankees and the MLB be out to be a bad guy.

I also believe that while it is blasphemy that the ‘cheater’ is able to play right now based on the CBA, and JDA, this was collectively bargained in by the players in the last labor negotiations.

The players have already been heard to amend stiffer penalties from guys who abuse the drug policy in the future.

Once the team is not going to play in the Post Season, sit Rodriguez on the bench.

The Yankees May Have to pay A – Rod, but they don’t have to play him. Alex may not get a chance to redeem himself.

(The Natural Movie – 1984) “We May Pay You Hobbs (Or Alex Rodriguez)” – But you will never see the field 25:00 Mark – 33:33 Mark

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MLB 30 Team Power Rankings: Week 21

Aug 19

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42 – 8, 25 – 3, 19 – 1, 10 wins in a row. These are all significant numbers put up with a team with deep pockets, the ability to outdraw everyone for park attendance, and owners willing to do whatever it takes to bring home the 1st World Series Title since 1988. No one can touch these guys right now. Best 3 Starters in the NL and hottest 2 NL Hitters in Puig and Ramirez. Oh yeah, the Bullpen has been lights out for the last 50 contests!

By Chuck Booth (Lead Baseball Analyst/Website Owner): Follow @mlbreports

It is time for the MLB Power Rankings. These are based on my thoughts on whether who has the best chance to win the World Series.

A lot of these positions are based on who has the toughest Strength of Schedule left, who their competition is for the Division, and possibly even the League they are in,

The races for the Divisions (AL East, AL West and NL Central are starting to tighten up, while the NL West, AL Central and most notably NL East are looking to be foregone conclusions

The Braves have rattled of a 18 – 3 stretch, and have been ousted by the Dodgers for the #1 spot in the MLB Rankings .

The Rangers are trying to ricochet off of a couple of great deals, in order to flame down the Oakland Athletics.

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The 2014 MLB Master Schedule Is Here – MLB Reports Is Going To Be Your #1 Source For It

Aug 17

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Before You read the Month Schedule, here are 30 Links to Ballpark Chaser Guides, that will aid you in your road trip quests.

American League

AL EAST

Yankee Stadium, Bronx, NY (New York Yankees)

Fenway Park, Boston, MA (Boston Red Sox)

Rogers Centre, Toronto, ON (Toronto Blue Jays)

Tropicana Field, St. Petersburg, FL (Tampa Bay Rays)

Oriole Park, Baltimore, MD (Baltimore Orioles)

AL CENTRAL

Comerica Park, Detroit, MI (Detroit Tigers)

U.S. Cellular, Chicago, IL (Chicago White Sox)

Progressive Field, Cleveland, OH (Cleveland Indians)

Target Field, Minneapolis, MN (Minnesota Twins)

Kauffman Stadium, Kansas City, MO (Kansas City Royals)

AL WEST

Angel Stadium of Anaheim, Anaheim, CA (Los Angeles Angels)

Rangers Ballpark, Arlington, TX (Texas Rangers)

Minute Maid Park, Houston, TX (Houston Astros)

Safeco Field, Seattle, WA (Seattle Mariners)

O.co Coliseum, Oakland, CA (Oakland Athletics)

National League

NL EAST

Citizens Bank Park, Philadelphia, PA (Philadelphia Phillies)

Nationals Park, Washington, DC (Washington Nationals)

Marlins Park, Miami, FL (Miami Marlins)

Citi Field, Flushing, NY (New York Mets)

Turner Field, Atlanta, GA (Atlanta Braves)

NL CENTRAL

Great American Ball Park, Cincinnati, OH (Cincinnati Reds)

Miller Park, Milwaukee, WI (Milwaukee Brewers)

Wrigley Field, Chicago, IL (Chicago Cubs)

PNC Park, Pittsburgh, PA (Pittsburgh Pirates)

Busch Stadium, St. Louis, MO (St. Louis Cardinals)

NL WEST

AT&T Park, San Francisco, CA (San Francisco Giants)

Petco Park, San Diego, CA (San Diego Padres)

Chase Field, Phoenix, AR (Arizona Diamondbacks)

Coors Field, Denver, CO (Colorado Rockies)

Dodger Stadium, Los Angeles, CA (LA Dodgers)

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MLB Scheduling 2014

Day + Date Away and Home, Times Start In EST

MLB Season Opening Series

Saturday Mar. 22/2014 (2 games)

Opening Series In Sydney, Australia (Sydney Cricket Ground)

Dodgers @ D’backs 4:00 AM (local time 8 PM in Australia).

Dodgers @ D-backs 10:00 PM (local time 2 PM in Australia).

Week 1

North America MLB Opener

Sunday Mar.30/2014 (1 Game)

1. Dodgers @ Padres 8:00 PM (Petco Park Home Opener)

Monday Mar.31/2014 (13 Games)

1, Red Sox @ Orioles 3:05 (Camden Yards Home Opener)

2. Cubs @ Pirates 1:05 (PNC Park Home Opener)

3. Indians @ Athletics 10:05 PM (o.co Coliseum Home Opener)

4. Rockies @ Marlins 7:10 (New Marlins Ballpark Home Opener)

5. Royals @ Tigers 1:08 (Comerica Park Home Opener)
6. Brewers @ Braves 2:10 PM (Turner Field Home Opener)

7. Twins @ White Sox 4:10 (US Cellular Field Home Opener)

8. Phillies @ Rangers 2:05 (Interleague) (The Ballpark In Arlington Home Opener)

9. Mariners @ Angels 10:05 (Angel Stadium Home Opener)

10. Giants @ Dbacks 9:40 (Chase Field Home Opener)

11. Cardinals @ Reds 4:00 (Great American Ballpark Home Opener)

12, Blue Jays @ Rays 4:10 (Tropicana Field Home Opener)

13. Nationals @ Mets 1:05 (Citi Field Home Opener)

Days Off: Astros, Yankees, Padres and Dodgers

April 2014

Tuesday April.01/2014 (9 games)

1. Indians @ Athletics 10:05

2. Rockies @ Marlins 7:10

3. Dodgers @ Padres 6:40

4. Yankees @ Astros 7:10 (Minute Maid Park Home Opener)

5. Phillies @ Rangers 8:05 (Interleague)

6. Mariners @ Angels 10:05

7. Giants @ D-backs 9:40

8. Blue Jays @ Rays 7:10

9. Braves @ Brewers 8:10

Wednesday April.02/2014 (15 Games)

1. Red Sox @ Orioles 7:05

2. Cubs @ Pirates 7:05

3. Indians @ Athletics 3:35

4. Rockies @ Marlins 7:10

5, Royals @ Tigers 1:08

6, Dodgers @ Padres 10:10

7. Twins @ White Sox 8:10

8, Yankees @ Astros 8:10

9. Phillies @ Rangers 8:05 (Interleague)

10. Mariners @ Angels 10:05

11. Giants @ D-Backs 9:40

12, Cardinals @ Reds 7:10

13. Blue Jays @ Rays 7:10

14. Nationals @ Mets 7:10

15. Braves @ Brewers 1:10

Thursday April.03/2014 (10 Games)

1. Red Sox @ Orioles 7:05

2. Cubs @ Pirates 12:35

3. Rockies @ Marlins 12:40

4. Royals @ Tigers 1:08

5. Twins @ White Sox 2:10

6. Yankees @ Astros 8:10

7. Mariners @ Athletics 10:05

8. Giants @ D-backs 9:40

9. Blue Jays @ Rays 7:10

10. Nationals @ Mets 12:10

Friday April.04/2014 (15 games)

1. Angels @ Astros 8:10

2. D-Backs @ Rockies 4:10 (Coors Field Home Opener)

3. Braves @ Nationals 1:05 (Nationals Park Home Opener)

4. Orioles @ Tigers 1:08

5. White Sox @ Royals 4:10 (Kauffman Stadium Home Opener)

6. Reds @ Mets 7:10

7. Brewers @ Red Sox 2:05 (Interleague) (Fenway Park Home Opener)

8. Twins @ Indians 3:05 (Progressive Field Home Opener)

9. Padres @ Marlins 7:10

10. Mariners @ Athletics 10:05

11. Giants @ Dodgers 4:10 (Dodger Stadium Home Opener)

12. Cardinals @ Pirates 7:05

13. Rangers @ Rays 7:10

14. Phillies @ Cubs 2:20 PM (Wrigley Field Home Opener)

15. Yankees @ Blue Jays 7:07 (Rogers Center Home Opener)

Saturday April .05/2014 (15 games)

1. Angels @ Astros 8:10

2. D-Backs @ Rockies 8:10

3. Braves @ Nationals 7:05

4. Orioles @ Tigers 1:08

5. White Sox @ Royals 2:10

6. Reds @ Mets 1:10

7. Brewers @ Red Sox 7:10 (Interleague)

8. Twins @ Indians 1:05

9. Padres @ Marlins 7:10

10. Mariners @ Athletics 4:05

11. Giants @ Dodgers 9:10

12. Cardinals @ Pirates 7:05

13. Rangers @ Rays 7:10

14. Yankees @ Blue Jays 1:07 PM

15. Phillies @ Cubs 4:05 PM

Sunday April.06/2014 (15 Games)

1. Angels @ Astros 2:10

2. D-Backs @ Rockies 4:10

3. Braves @ Nationals 1:35

4. Orioles @ Tigers 1:08

5. White Sox @ Royals 2:10

6. Reds @ Mets 1:10

7. Brewers @ Red Sox 1:35 (Interleague)

8. Twins @ Indians 1:05

9. Padres @ Marlins 1:10

10. Mariners @ Athletics 4:05

11. Giants @ Dodgers 8:05 (ESPN Sunday Night Game)

12. Cardinals @ Pirates 1:35

13. Rangers @ Rays 1:40

14. Phillies @ Cubs 2:20

15. Yankees @ Blue Jays 1:07 PM

Week 2

Monday April.07/2014 – (9 games)

1. Angels @ Astros 2:10

2. Orioles @ Yankees 1:05 (Yankees Stadium Home Opener)

3. White Sox @ Rockies 8:40 (Interleague)

4. Reds @ Cardinals 4:15 (Busch Stadium Home Opener)

5. Brewers @ Phillies 3:05 (Citizens Bank Ballpark Opener)

6. Padres @ Indians 7:05 (Interleague)

7. Rays @ Royals 8:10

8. Rangers @ Red Sox 6:10

9. Athletics @ Twins 4:15

Tuesday, April.08/2014 (13 Games)

1. Angels @ Mariners 10:10 (Safeco Field Home Opener)

2. D-Backs @ Giants 4:35 (AT & T Park Home Opener)

3. Orioles @ Yankees 1:05

4. White Sox @ Rockies 8:40 (Interleague)

5. Reds @ Cardinals 8:15

6. Tigers @ Dodgers 10:10 (Interleague)

7. Marlins @ Nationals 7:05

8. Mets @ Braves 7:10 (Turner Field Home Opener)

9. Padres @ Indians 7:05 (Interleague)

10. Rays @ Royals 8:10

11. Rangers @ Red Sox 6:10

12. Astros @ Blue Jays 7:07

13. Pirates @ Cubs 8:05

Wednesday April.09/2014 (15 games)

1. D-backs @ Giants 10:15

2. Orioles @ Yankees 7:05

3. White Sox @ Rockies 3:10 (Interleague)

4. Reds @ Cardinals 1:45

5. Tigers @ Dodgers 10:10 (Interleague)

6. Marlins @ Nationals 7:05

7. Mets @ Braves 7:10

8. Padres @ Indians 12:05 (Interleague)

9. Rays @ Royals 2:10

10. Rangers @ Red Sox 4:05

11. Athletics @ Twins 1:10

12. Brewers @ Phillies 7:05

13. Astros @ Blue Jays 7:07

14. Pirates @ Cubs 8:05

15. Angels @ Mariners 10:10

Thursday April.10/2014 (9 games)

1. D-backs @ Giants 10:15

2. Red Sox @ Yankees 7:05

3. Indians @ White Sox 8:10

4. Mariners @ Nationals 4:05 (Interleague)

5. Mets @ Braves 7:10

6. Athletics @ Twins 1:10

7. Pirates @ Cubs 2:20

8. Brewers @ Phillies 7:05

9. Astros @ Blue Jays 7:07

Friday April.11/2014 (15 Games)

1. Red Sox @ Yankees 7:05

2. Cubs @ Cardinals 8:15

3. Indians @ White Sox 8:10

4. Rockies @ Giants 10:15

5. Tigers @ Padres 10:10 (Interleague)

6. Astros @ Rangers 8:05

7. Dodgers @ D-Backs 9:40

8. Mets @ Angels 10:05 (Interleague)

9. Rays @ Reds 7:10 (Interleague)

10. Blue Jays @ Orioles 7:05

11. Nationals @ Braves 7:35

12. Marlins @ Phillies 7:05

13. Royals @ Twins 8:10

14. Pirates @ Brewers 8:10

15. Athletics @ Mariners 10:10

Saturday April.12/2014 (15 Games)

1. Red Sox @ Yankees 1:05

2. Cubs @ Cardinals 2:15

3. Indians @ White Sox 2:10

4. Rockies @ Giants 4:05

5. Tigers @ Padres 8:40 (Interleague)

6. Astros @ Rangers 8:05

7. Dodgers @ D-Backs 8:10

8. Mets @ Angels 9:05 (Interleague)

9. Rays @ Reds 1:10 (Interleague)

10. Blue Jays @ Orioles 7:10

11. Nationals @ Braves 7:10

12. Athletics @ Mariners 10:10

13. Royals @ Twins 8:10

14. Marlins @ Phillies 7:05

15. Pirates @ Brewers 7:10

Sunday April.13/2014 (15 Games)

1. Red Sox @ Yankees 8:05

2. Cubs @ Cardinals 2:15

3. Indians @ White Sox 2:10

4. Rockies @ Giants 4:05

5. Tigers @ Padres 4:10 (Interleague)

6. Astros @ Rangers 3:05

7. Dodgers @ D-Backs 4:10

8. Mets @ Angels 3:35 (Interleague)

9. Rays @ Reds 1:10 (Interleague)

10. Blue Jays @ Orioles 1:35

11. Nationals @ Braves 1:35

12. Marlins @ Phillies 1:35

13. Royals @ Twins 2:10

14. Pirates @ Brewers 2:10

15. Athletics @ Mariners 4:10

Week 3

Monday April.14/2014 (9 games)

1. Rockies @ Padres 10:10

2. Mets @ D-Backs 9:40

3. Athletics @ Angels 10:00

4. Pirates @ Reds 7:10

5. Mariners @ Rangers 8:05

6. Rays @ Orioles 7:05

7. Nationals @ Marlins 7:10

8. Braves @ Phillies 8:05

9. Cardinals @ Brewers 8:10

***NO Interleague on this Day (April.14)

Tuesday April.15/2014 (15 Games)

1. Red Sox @ White Sox 8:10

2. Cubs @ Yankees 7:05 (Interleague)

3. Indians @ Tigers 7:08

4. Rockies @ Padres 10:10

5. Dodgers @ Giants 10:15

6. Mets @ D-Backs 9:40

7. Athletics @ Angels 10:05

8. Pirates @ Reds 7:10

9. Mariners @ Rangers 8:05

10. Rays @ Orioles 7:05

11. Nationals @ Marlins 7:10

12. Royals @ Astros 8:10

13. Braves @ Phillies 7:05

14. Cardinals @ Brewers 8:10

15. Blue Jays @ Twins 8:10

Wednesday April.16/2014 (15 Games)

1. Red Sox @ White Sox 8:10

2. Cubs @ Yankees 7:05 (Interleague)

3. Indians @ Tigers 7:08

4. Rockies @ Padres 10:10

5. Dodgers @ Giants 10:15

6. Mets @ D-Backs 3:40

7. Athletics @ Angels 10:05

8. Pirates @ Reds 12:35

9. Mariners @ Rangers 8:05

10. Rays @ Orioles 12:35

11. Nationals @ Marlins 7:10

12. Royals @ Astros 8:10

13. Cardinals @ Brewers 1:10

14. Braves @ Phillies 7:05

15. Blue Jays @ Twins 8:10

Thursday April.17/2014 (11 Games)

1. Red Sox @ White Sox 8:10

2. Indians @ Tigers 1:08

3. Rockies @ Padres 6:40

4. Royals @ Astros 8:10

5. Dodgers @ Giants 3:45

6. Brewers @ Pirates 7:05

7. Yankees @ Rays 7:10

8. Mariners @ Rangers 2:05

9. Cardinals @ Nationals 7:05

10. Braves @ Phillies 1:05

11. Blue Jays @ Twins 1:10

***NO Interleague on this Day (April.17)

Friday April.18/2014 (15 Games)

1. Angels @ Tigers 7:08

2. D-Backs @ Dodgers 10:10

3. Braves @ Mets 7:10

4. Orioles @ Red Sox 7:10

5. White Sox @ Rangers 8:05

6. Astros @ Athletics 10:05

7. Brewers @ Pirates 7:05

8. Twins @ Royals 8:10

9. Yankees @ Rays 7:10

10. Phillies @ Rockies 8:40

11. Mariners @ Marlins 7:10 (Interleague)

12. Giants @ Padres 10:10

13. Cardinals @ Nationals 7:05

14. Blue Jays @ Indians 7:05

15. Reds @ Cubs 2:20

Saturday April.19/2014 (15 Games)

1. Angels @ Tigers 1:08

2. D-Backs @ Dodgers 9:10

3. Braves @ Mets 7:10

4. Orioles @ Red Sox 1:35

5. White Sox @ Rangers 8:05

6. Astros @ Athletics 4:05

7. Brewers @ Pirates 7:05

8. Twins @ Royals 2:10

9. Yankees @ Rays 7:10

10. Phillies @ Rockies 8:10

11. Mariners @ Marlins 7:10 (Interleague)

12. Giants @ Padres 8:40

13. Cardinals @ Nationals 1:05

14. Blue Jays @ Indians 1:05

15. Reds @ Cubs 4:05

Sunday April.20/2014

1. Angels @ Tigers 1:08

2. D-Backs @ Dodgers 4:10

3. Braves @ Mets 1:10

4. Orioles @ Red Sox 7:00 (ESPN SUNDAY NIGHT GAME)

5. White Sox @ Rangers 3:05

6. Astros @ Athletics 4:05

7. Brewers @ Pirates 1:35

8. Twins @ Royals 2:10

9. Yankees @ Rays 1:40

10. Phillies @ Rockies 4:10

11. Mariners @ Marlins 1:10 (Interleague)

12. Giants @ Padres 4:10

13. Cardinals @ Nationals 1:35

14. Blue Jays @ Indians 1:05

15. Reds @ Cubs 2:20

Thursday April.17/2014 (11 Games)

1. Red Sox @ White Sox 8:10

2. Indians @ Tigers 1:08

3. Rockies @ Padres 6:40

4. Royals @ Astros 8:10

5. Dodgers @ Giants 3:45

6. Brewers @ Pirates 7:05

7. Yankees @ Rays 7:10

8. Mariners @ Rangers 2:05

9. Cardinals @ Nationals 7:05

10. Braves @ Phillies 1:05

11. Blue Jays @ Twins 1:10

***NO Interleague on this Day (April.17)

Friday April.18/2014 (15 Games)

1. Angels @ Tigers 7:08

2. D-Backs @ Dodgers 10:10

3. Braves @ Mets 7:10

4. Orioles @ Red Sox 7:10

5. White Sox @ Rangers 8:05

6. Astros @ Athletics 10:05

7. Brewers @ Pirates 7:05

8. Twins @ Royals 8:10

9. Yankees @ Rays 7:10

10. Phillies @ Rockies 8:40

11. Mariners @ Marlins 7:10 (Interleague)

12. Giants @ Padres 10:10

13. Cardinals @ Nationals 7:05

14. Blue Jays @ Indians 7:05

15. Reds @ Cubs 2:20

Saturday April.19/2014 (15 Games)

1. Angels @ Tigers 1:08

2. D-Backs @ Dodgers 9:10

3. Braves @ Mets 7:10

4. Orioles @ Red Sox 1:35

5. White Sox @ Rangers 8:05

6. Astros @ Athletics 4:05

7. Brewers @ Pirates 7:05

8. Twins @ Royals 2:10

9. Yankees @ Rays 7:10

10. Phillies @ Rockies 8:10

11. Mariners @ Marlins 7:10 (Interleague)

12. Giants @ Padres 8:40

13. Cardinals @ Nationals 1:05

14. Blue Jays @ Indians 1:05

15. Reds @ Cubs 4:05

Sunday April.20/2014

1. Angels @ Tigers 1:08

2. D-Backs @ Dodgers 4:10

3. Braves @ Mets 1:10

4. Orioles @ Red Sox 1:35

5. White Sox @ Rangers 3:05

6. Astros @ Athletics 4:05

7. Brewers @ Pirates 1:35

8. Twins @ Royals 2:10

9. Yankees @ Rays 1:40

10. Phillies @ Rockies 4:10

11. Mariners @ Marlins 1:10 (Interleague)

12. Giants @ Padres 4:10

13. Cardinals @ Nationals 1:35

14. Blue Jays @ Indians 1:05

15. Reds @ Cubs 2:20

Week 4

Monday April.21/2014 (13 Games)

1. Angels @ Nationals 7:05 (Interleague)

2. Orioles @ Red Sox 11:05 AM (Patriots Day Game)

3. White Sox @ Tigers 7:08

4. Reds @ Pirates 7:05

5. Royals @ Indians 7:05

6. Marlins @ Braves 7:10

7. Phillies @ Dodgers 10:10

8. Giants @ Rockies 8:40

9. Cardinals @ Mets 7:10

10. Rangers @ Athletics 10:05

11. D-Backs @ Cubs 8:05

12. Padres @ Brewers 8:10

13. Astros @ Mariners 10:10

Tuesday April.22/2014 (15 Games)

1. Angels @ Nationals 7:05 (Interleague)

2. White Sox @ Tigers 7:08

3. Reds @ Pirates 7:05

4. Royals @ Indians 7:05

5. Marlins @ Braves 7:10

6. Twins @ Rays 7:10

7. Yankees @ Red Sox 7:10

8. Phillies @ Dodgers 10:10

9. Giants @ Rockies 8:40

10. Cardinals @ Mets 7:10

11. Rangers @ Athletics 10:05

12. Orioles @ Blue Jays 7:07

13. D-Backs @ Cubs 8:05

14. Padres @ Brewers 8:10

15. Astros @ Mariners 10:10

Wednesday April.23/2014 (15 Games)

1. Angels @ Nationals 7:05 (Interleague)

2. White Sox @ Tigers 7:08

3. Reds @ Pirates 7:05

4. Royals @ Indians 7:05

5. Marlins @ Braves 12:10

6. Twins @ Rays 7:10

7. Yankees @ Red Sox 7:10

8. Phillies @ Dodgers 10:10

9. Giants @ Rockies 3:10

10. Cardinals @ Mets 7:10

11. Rangers @ Athletics 10:10

12. Orioles @ Blue Jays 7:07

13. D-Backs @ Cubs 2:20

14. Padres @ Brewers 8:10

15. Astros @ Mariners 10:10

Thursday April.24/2014 (11 Games)

1. White Sox @ Tigers 1:08

2. Reds @ Pirates 12:35

3. Royals @ Indians 12:05

4. Twins @ Rays 1:10

5. Yankees @ Red Sox 7:10

6. Athletics @ Astros 8:10

7. Phillies @ Dodgers 10:10

8. Padres @ Nationals 7:05

9. Cardinals @ Mets 1:10

10. D-Backs @ Cubs 2:20

11. Orioles @ Blue Jays 7:07

Friday April.25/2014 (15 Games)

1. Angels @ Yankees 7:05

2. Reds @ Braves 7:35

3. Indians @ Giants 10:15 (Interleague)

4. Rockies @ Dodgers 10:10

5. Royals @ Orioles 7:05

6. Marlins @ Mets 7:10

7. Athletics @ Astros 8:10

8. Phillies @ D-Backs 9:40

9. Pirates @ Cardinals 8:15

10. Padres @ Nationals 7:05

11. Rays @ White Sox 8:10

12. Red Sox @ Blue Jays 7:07

13. Cubs @ Brewers 8:10

14. Tigers @ Twins 8:10

15. Rangers @ Mariners 10:10

Saturday April.26/2014 (15 Games)

1. Angels @ Yankees 1:05

2. Reds @ Braves 7:10

3. Indians @ Giants 4:05 (Interleague)

4. Rockies @ Dodgers 9:10

5. Royals @ Orioles 7:05

6. Marlins @ Mets 7:10

7. Athletics @ Astros 7:10

8. Phillies @ D-Backs 8:10

9. Pirates @ Cardinals 2:15

10. Padres @ Nationals 1:05

11. Rays @ White Sox 8:10

12. Tigers @ Twins 2:10

13. Rangers @ Mariners 9:10

14. Red Sox @ Blue Jays 1:07

15. Cubs @ Brewers 8:10

Sunday April.27/2014 (15 Games)

1. Angels @ Yankees 8:05 (ESPN SUNDAY NIGHT GAME)

2. Reds @ Braves 1:35

3. Indians @ Giants 4:05 (Interleague)

4. Rockies @ Dodgers 4:10

5. Royals @ Orioles 1:35

6. Marlins @ Mets 1:10

7. Athletics @ Astros 2:10

8. Phillies @ D-Backs 4:10

9. Pirates @ Cardinals 2:15

10. Padres @ Nationals 1:35

11. Rays @ White Sox 2:10

12. Red Sox @ Blue Jays 1:07

13. Cubs @ Brewers 2:10

14. Tigers @ Twins 2:10

15. Rangers @ Mariners 4:10

Week 5

Monday April.28/2014 (7 Games)

1. Cubs @ Reds 7:10

2. Indians @ Angels 10:05

3. Rockies @ D-backs 9:40

4. Brewers @ Cardinals 8:15

5. Athletics @ Rangers 8:05

6. Padres @ Giants 10:15

7. Rays @ White Sox 7:10

*** There is No Interleague in the Games Today (April.28)

Tuesday April.29/2014 (15 Games)

1. Braves @ Marlins 7:10

2. Cubs @ Reds 7:10

3. Indians @ Angels 10:05

4. Rockies @ D-backs 9:40

5. Tigers @ White Sox 8:10

6. Brewers @ Cardinals 8:15

7. Athletics @ Rangers 8:05

8. Pirates @ Orioles 7:05 (Interleague)

9. Padres @ Giants 10:15

10. Mariners @ Yankees 7:05

11. Rays @ Red Sox 7:10

12. Blue Jays @ Royals 8:10

13. Nationals @ Astros TBD (Interleague)

14. Mets @ Phillies 7:05

15. Dodgers @ Twins 8:10 (Interleague)

Wednesday April.30/2014 (15 Games)

1. Braves @ Marlins 7:10

2. Cubs @ Reds 7:10

3. Indians @ Angels 7:05

4. Rockies @ D-backs 9:40

5. Tigers @ White Sox 2:10

6. Brewers @ Cardinals 1:45

7. Athletics @ Rangers 8:05

8. Pirates @ Orioles 7:05 (Interleague)

9. Padres @ Giants 10:15

10. Mariners @ Yankees 7:05

11. Rays @ Red Sox 7:10

12. Blue Jays @ Royals 8:10

13. Nationals @ Astros 8:10 (Interleague)

14. Mets @ Phillies 7:05

15. Dodgers @ Twins 8:10 (Interleague)

May 2014

Thursday May.01/2014 (7 Games)

1. Braves @ Marlins 7:10

2. Brewers @ Reds 7:10

3. Mets @ Rockies 8:40

4. Mariners @ Yankees 7:05

5. Rays @ Red Sox 7:10

6. Blue Jays @ Royals 8:10

7. Dodgers @ Twins 1:10 (Interleague)

Friday May.02/2014 (15 Games)

1. D-Backs @ Padres 10:10

2. White Sox @ Indians 7:05

3. Tigers @ Royals 8:10

4. Dodgers @ Marlins 7:10

5. Brewers @ Reds 7:10

6. Mets @ Rockies 8:40

7. Athletics @ Red Sox 7:10

8. Mariners @ Astros 8:10

9. Giants @ Braves 7:35

10. Rays @ Yankees 7:05

11. Rangers @ Angels 10:05

12. Blue Jays @ Pirates 7:05 (Interleague)

13. Cardinals @ Cubs 2:20

14. Nationals @ Phillies 7:05

15. Orioles @ Twins 8:10

Saturday May.03/2014 (15 Games)

1. D-Backs @ Padres 8:40

2. White Sox @ Indians 6:05

3. Tigers @ Royals 7:10

4. Dodgers @ Marlins 7:10

5. Brewers @ Reds TBD

6. Mets @ Rockies 8:10

7. Athletics @ Red Sox 1:35

8. Mariners @ Astros 4:10

9. Giants @ Braves 7:10

10. Rays @ Yankees 1:05

11. Rangers @ Angels 9:05

12. Blue Jays @ Pirates 7:05 (Interleague)

13. Orioles @ Twins 2:10

14. Cardinals @ Cubs 2:20

15. Nationals @ Phillies 7:05

Sunday May.04/2014 (15 Games)

1. D-Backs @ Padres 4:10

2. White Sox @ Indians 1:05

3. Tigers @ Royals 2:10

4. Dodgers @ Marlins 1:10

5. Brewers @ Reds 4:10

6. Mets @ Rockies 4:10

7. Athletics @ Red Sox 1:35

8. Mariners @ Astros 2:10

9. Giants @ Braves 1:35

10. Rays @ Yankees 1:05

11. Rangers @ Angels TBD

12. Blue Jays @ Pirates 1:35 (Interleague)

13. Cardinals @ Cubs TBD

14. Nationals @ Phillies TBD

15. Orioles @ Twins 2:10

Week 6

Monday May.05/2014 (13 Games)

1. Astros @ Tigers 7:08

2. Royals @ Padres 10:10 (Interleague)

3. Dodgers @ Nationals 7:05

4. Twins @ Indians 7:05

5. Yankees @ Angels 10:05

6. Mets @ Marlins 7:10

7. Mariners @ Athletics 10:05

8. Giants @ Pirates 7:05

9. Cardinals @ Braves 7:10

10. Rangers @ Rockies 8:40 (Interleague)

11. Blue Jays @ Phillies 7:05 (Interleague)

12. White Sox @ Cubs 8:05 (Interleague)

13. D-Backs @ Brewers 8:10

Tuesday May.06/2014 (15 Games)

1. Orioles @ Rays 7:10

2. Reds @ Red Sox 7:10 (Interleague)

3. Astros @ Tigers 7:08

4. Royals @ Padres 10:10 (Interleague)

5. Dodgers @ Nationals 7:05

6. Twins @ Indians 7:05

7. Yankees @ Angels 10:05

8. Mariners @ Athletics 10:05

9. Mets @ Marlins 7:10

10. Giants @ Pirates 7:05

11. Cardinals @ Braves 7:10

12. Rangers @ Rockies 8:40 (Interleague)

13. Blue Jays @ Phillies 7:05 (Interleague)

14. White Sox @ Cubs 8:05 (Interleague)

15. D-Backs @ Brewers 8:10

Wednesday May.07/2014 (15 Games)

1. Orioles @ Rays 7:10

2. Reds @ Red Sox 7:10 (Interleague)

3. Astros @ Tigers 7:08

4. Royals @ Padres 3:40 (Interleague)

5. Dodgers @ Nationals 1:05

6. Twins @ Indians 7:05

7. Yankees @ Angels 10:05

8. Mariners @ Athletics 3:35

9. Mets @ Marlins 12:40

10. Giants @ Pirates 12:35

11. Cardinals @ Braves 7:10

12. Rockies @ Rangers 8:05 (Interleague)

13. Cubs @ White Sox 8:10 (Interleague)

14. D-Backs @ Brewers 1:10

15. Phillies @ Blue Jays 7:07 (Interleague)

Thursday May.08/2014 ( 9 Games)

1. Orioles @ Rays 7:10

2. Cubs @ White Sox 8:10 (Interleague)

3. Rockies @ Rangers 8:05 (Interleague)

4. Astros @ Tigers 1:08

5. Marlins @ Padres 10:10

6. Twins @ Indians 12:05

7. Giants @ Dodgers 10:10

8. Phillies @ Blue Jays 7:07 (Interleague)

9. Royals @ Mariners 10:10

Friday May.09/2014 (15 Games)

1. D-Backs @ White Sox 8:10 (Interleague)

2. Red Sox @ Rangers 8:05

3. Cubs @ Braves 7:35

4. Indians @ Rays 7:10

5. Rockies @ Reds 7:10

6. Astros @ Orioles 7:05

7. Marlins @ Padres 10:10

8. Twins @ Tigers 7:08

9. Phillies @ Mets 7:10

10. Giants @ Dodgers 10:10

11. Cardinals @ Pirates 7:05

12. Nationals @ Athletics 10:05 (Interleague)

13. Angels @ Blue Jays 7:07

14. Yankees @ Brewers 8:10 (Interleague)

15. Royals @ Mariners 10:10

Saturday May.10/2014 (15 Games)

1. D-Backs @ White Sox 7:10 (Interleague)

2. Red Sox @ Rangers 8:05

3. Cubs @ Braves 7:10

4. Indians @ Rays 7:10

5. Rockies @ Reds 7:10

6. Astros @ Orioles TBD

7. Marlins @ Padres 8:40

8. Twins @ Tigers 1:08

9. Phillies @ Mets 7:10

10. Giants @ Dodgers 9:10

11. Cardinals @ Pirates 7:05

12. Nationals @ Athletics 9:05 (Interleague)

13. Royals @ Mariners 9:10

14. Angels @ Blue Jays 1:07

15. Yankees @ Brewers 7:10 (Interleague)

Sunday May.11/2014 (15 Games)

1. D-Backs @ White Sox 2:10 (Interleague)

2. Red Sox @ Rangers 3:05

3. Cubs @ Braves 1:35

4. Indians @ Rays 1:40

5. Rockies @ Reds 1:10

6. Astros @ Orioles 1:35

7. Marlins @ Padres 4:10

8. Twins @ Tigers 1:08

9. Phillies @ Mets 1:10

10. Giants @ Dodgers TBD

11. Cardinals @ Pirates 8:05 (ESPN SUNDAY NIGHT GAME)

12. Nationals @ Athletics 4:05 (Interleague)

13. Angels @ Blue Jays 1:07

14. Yankees @ Brewers 2:10 (Interleague)

15. Royals @ Mariners 4:10

Week 7

Monday May.12/2014 (10 Games)

1. Braves @ Giants 10:15

2. White Sox @ Athletics 10:15

3. Cubs @ Cardinals 8:15

4. Tigers @ Orioles 7:05

5. Marlins @ Dodgers 10:10

6. Mets @ Yankees 7:05 (Interleague)

7. Rangers @ Astros 8:10

8. Nationals @ D-Backs 9:40

9. Angels @ Blue Jays 7:07

10. Rays @ Mariners 10:10

Tuesday May.13/2014 (15 Games)

1. Braves @ Giants 10:15

2. White Sox @ Athletics 10:05

3. Cubs @ Cardinals 8:15

4. Rockies @ Royals 8:10 (Interleague)

5. Tigers @ Orioles 7:05

6. Marlins @ Dodgers 10:10

7. Mets @ Yankees 7:05 (Interleague)

8. Padres @ Reds 7:10

9. Rangers @ Astros 8:10

10. Nationals @ D-Backs 9:40

11. Angels @ Phillies 7:05 (Interleague)

12. Indians @ Blue Jays 7:07

13. Red Sox @ Twins 8:10

14. Pirates @ Brewers 8:10

15. Rays @ Mariners 10:10

Wednesday May.14/2014 (15 Games)

1. Braves @ Giants 3:45

2. White Sox @ Athletics 3:35

3. Cubs @ Cardinals 8:15

4. Rockies @ Royals 2:10 (Interleague)

5. Tigers @ Orioles 12:35

6. Marlins @ Dodgers 10:10

7. Yankees @ Mets 7:10 (Interleague)

8. Padres @ Reds 7:10

9. Rangers @ Astros 8:10

10. Nationals @ D-Backs 3:40

11. Angels @ Phillies 1:05 (Interleague)

12. Rays @ Mariners 3:40

13. Indians @ Blue Jays 7:07

14. Red Sox @ Twins 8:10

15. Pirates @ Brewers 8:10

Thursday May.15/2014 (9 Games)

1. Orioles @ Royals 8:10

2. Cubs @ Cardinals 1:45

3. Marlins @ Giants 10:15

4. Yankees @ Mets 7:10 (Interleague)

5. Padres @ Reds 12:35

6. Rays @ Angels 10:05

7. Red Sox @ Twins 1:10

8. Pirates @ Brewers 1:10

9. Indians @ Blue Jays 7:07

Friday May.16/2014 (15 Games)

1. Braves @ Cardinals 8:15

2. Orioles @ Royals 8:10

3. White Sox @ Astros 8:10

4. Tigers @ Red Sox 7:10

5. Dodgers @ D-Backs 9:40

6. Marlins @ Giants 10:15

7. Mets @ Nationals 7:05

8. Athletics @ Indians 7:05

9. Pirates @ Yankees 7:05 (Interleague)

10. Padres @ Rockies 8:40

11. Rays @ Angels 10:05

12. Blue Jays @Rangers 8:05

13. Brewers @ Cubs 2:20

14. Reds @ Phillies 7:05

15. Mariners @ Twins 8:10

Saturday May.17/2014 (15 Games)

1. Braves @ Cardinals 2:15

2. Orioles @ Royals 7:10

3. White Sox @ Astros 4:10

4. Tigers @ Red Sox 7:10

5. Dodgers @ D-Backs 8:10

6. Marlins @ Giants 10:15

7. Mets @ Nationals 4:05

8. Athletics @ Indians 7:05

9. Pirates @ Yankees 4:05 (Interleague)

10. Padres @ Rockies 8:10

11. Rays @ Angels 9:05

12. Blue Jays @ Rangers 8:05

13. Mariners @ Twins 7:10

14. Brewers @ Cubs 4:05

15. Reds @ Phillies 7:05

Sunday May.18/2014 (15 Games)

1. Braves @ Cardinals 2:15

2. Orioles @ Royals 2:10

3. White Sox @ Astros 2:10

4. Tigers @ Red Sox 8:05 (ESPN SUNDAY NIGHT GAME)

5. Dodgers @ D-Backs 4:10

6. Marlins @ Giants 4:05

7. Mets @ Nationals 1:35

8. Athletics @ Indians 1:05

9. Pirates @ Yankees 1:05 (Interleague)

10. Padres @ Rockies 4:10

11. Rays @ Angels 3:35

12. Blue Jays @ Rangers 3:05

13. Brewers @ Cubs 2:20

14. Reds @ Phillies 1:35

15. Mariners @ Twins 2:10

Week 8

Monday May.19/2014 (5 Games)

1. White Sox @ Royals 8:10

2. Reds @ Nationals 7:05

3. Tigers @ Indians 7:05

4. Astros @ Angels 10:05

5. Brewers @ Braves 7:10

*** No Interleague Games on this day (May.19)

Tuesday May.20/2014 (15 Games)

1. D-Backs @ Cardinals 8:15

2. Orioles @ Pirates 7:05 (Interleague)

3. White Sox @ Royals 8:10

4. Reds @ Nationals 7:05

5. Tigers @ Indians 7:05

6. Astros @ Angels 10:05

7. Dodgers @ Mets 7:10

8. Brewers @ Braves 7:10

9. Twins @ Padres 10:10 (Interleague)

10. Athletics @ Rays 7:10

11. Mariners @ Rangers 8:05

12. Giants @ Rockies 8:40

13, Phillies @ Marlins 7:10

14. Blue Jays @ Red Sox 7:10

15, Yankees @ Cubs 8:05 (Interleague)

Wednesday May.21/2014 (15 Games)

1. D-Backs @ Cardinals 8:15

2. Orioles @ Pirates 7:05 (Interleague)

3. White Sox @ Royals 8:10

4. Reds @ Nationals 4:05

5. Tigers @ Indians 12:05

6. Astros @ Angels 10:05

7. Dodgers @ Mets 7:10

8. Brewers @ Braves 7:10

9. Twins @ Padres 10:10 (Interleague)

10. Athletics @ Rays 7:10

11. Mariners @ Rangers 2:05

12. Giants @ Rockies 8:40

13, Phillies @ Marlins 7:10

14. Blue Jays @ Red Sox 7:10

15, Yankees @ Cubs 2:20 (Interleague)

Thursday May.22/2014 (13 Games)

1. D-Backs @ Cardinals 7:15

2. Cubs @ Padres 10:10

3. Indians @ Orioles 7:05

4. Dodgers @ Mets 7:10

5. Brewers @ Braves 7:10

6. Yankees @ White Sox 8:10

7. Athletics @ Rays 4:10

8. Phillies @ Marlins 12:40

9. Giants @ Rockies 4:10

10. Rangers @ Tigers 1:08

11. Blue Jays @ Red Sox 4:05

12. Nationals @ Pirates 7:05

13. Astros @ Mariners 10:10

*** No Interleague Games on this day (May.19)

Friday May.23/2014 (15 Games)

1. D-Backs @ Mets 7:05

2. Red Sox @ Rays 7:10

3. Cubs @ Padres 10:10

4. Indians @ Orioles 7:05

5. Rockies @ Braves 7:35

6. Royals @ Angels 10:05

7. Brewers @ Marlins 7:10

8. Twins @ Giants 10:15 (Interleague)

9. Yankees @ White Sox 8:10

10. Cardinals @ Reds 7:10

11. Rangers @ Tigers 7:08

12. Nationals @ Pirates 7:05

13. Dodgers @ Phillies 7:05

14. Athletics @ Blue Jays 7:07

15. Astros @ Mariners 10:10

Saturday May.24/2014 (15 Games)

1. D-Backs @ Mets 4:10

2. Red Sox @ Rays 4:10

3. Cubs @ Padres 10:10

4. Indians @ Orioles TBD

5. Rockies @ Braves 4:10

6. Royals @ Angels 7:15

7. Brewers @ Marlins 7:10

8. Twins @ Giants 10:05 (Interleague)

9. Yankees @ White Sox 2:10

10. Cardinals @ Reds 7:15

11. Rangers @ Tigers 4:08

12. Nationals @ Pirates 4:05

13. Dodgers @ Phillies 3:05

14. Astros @ Mariners 10:10

15. Athletics @ Blue Jays 1:07

Sunday May.25/2014 (15 Games)

1. D-Backs @ Mets 1:10

2. Red Sox @ Rays 1:40

3. Cubs @ Padres 4:10

4. Indians @ Orioles 1:35

5. Rockies @ Braves 5:10

6. Royals @ Angels 3:35

7. Brewers @ Marlins 7:10

8. Twins @ Giants 4:05 (Interleague)

9. Yankees @ White Sox 2:10

10. Cardinals @ Reds 8:05 (ESPN SUNDAY NIGHT GAME)

11. Rangers @ Tigers 1:08

12. Nationals @ Pirates 1:35

13. Athletics @ Blue Jays 1:07

14. Dodgers @ Phillies 1:35

15. Astros @ Mariners 4:10

Week 9

Monday May.26/2014 (15 Games)

1. Red Sox @ Braves 1:10 (Interleague)

2. Cubs @ Giants 4:05

3. Reds @ Dodgers 8:10

4. Indians @ White Sox 2:10

5. Rockies @ Phillies 4:05

6. Tigers @ Athletics 4:05

7. Astros @ Royals 8:10

8. Marlins @ Nationals 1:35

9. Yankees @ Cardinals 4:15 (Interleague)

10. Pirates @ Mets 1:10

11. Padres @ D-backs 8:10

12. Orioles @ Brewers 2:10 (Interleague)

13. Rangers @ Twins 2:10

14. Angels @ Mariners 4:10

15. Rays @ Blue Jays 7:07

Tuesday May.27/2014 (15 Games)

1. Red Sox @ Braves 7:10 (Interleague)

2. Cubs @ Giants 10:15

3. Reds @ Dodgers 10:10

4. Indians @ White Sox 8:10

5. Tigers @ Athletics 10:05

6. Astros @ Royals 8:10

7. Marlins @ Nationals 7:05

8. Yankees @ Cardinals 8:15 (Interleague)

9. Pirates @ Mets 7:10

10. Padres @ D-Backs 9:40

11. Rockies @ Phillies 7:05

12. Rays @ Blue Jays 7:07

13. Orioles @ Brewers 8:10 (Interleague)

14. Rangers @ Twins 8:10

15. Angels @ Mariners 10:10

Wednesday May.28/2014 (15 Games)

1. Braves @ Red Sox 7:10 (Interleague)

2. Cubs @ Giants 3:45

3. Reds @ Dodgers 10:10

4. Indians @ White Sox 8:10

5. Tigers @ Athletics 10:05

6. Astros @ Royals 2:10

7. Marlins @ Nationals 7:05

8. Yankees @ Cardinals 8:15 (Interleague)

9. Pirates @ Mets 1:10

10. Padres @ D-Backs 9:40

11. Rockies @ Phillies 7:05

12. Rays @ Blue Jays 7:07

13. Orioles @ Brewers 8:10 (Interleague)

14. Rangers @ Twins 8:10

15. Angels @ Mariners 10:10

Thursday May.29/2014 (10 Games)

1. Braves @ Red Sox 7:10 (Interleague)

2. Orioles @ Astros 8:10

3. Reds @ D-Backs 9:40

4. Tigers @ Athletics 3:35

5. Pirates @ Dodgers 10:10

6. Giants @ Cardinals 8:15

7. Rangers @ Twins 1:10

8. Mets @ Phillies 7:05

9. Royals @ Blue Jays 7:07

10. Angels @ Mariners 10:10

Friday, May.30/2014 (15 Games)

1. Angels @ Athletics 10:05

2. Braves @ Marlins 7:10

3. Orioles @ Astros 8:10

4. Reds @ D-Backs 9:40

5. Rockies @ Indians 7:05 (Interleague)

6. Twins @ Yankees 7:05

7. Pirates @ Dodgers 10:10

8. Padres @ White Sox 8:10 (Interleague)

9. Giants @ Cardinals 8:15

10. Rays @ Red Sox 7:10

11. Rangers @ Nationals 7:05 (Interleague)

12. Mets @ Phillies 7:05

13. Royals @ Blue Jays 7:07

14. Cubs @ Brewers 8:10

15. Tigers @ Mariners 10:10

Saturday May.31/2014 (15 Games)

1. Angels @ Athletics 10:05

2. Braves @ Marlins 4:10

3. Orioles @ Astros 4:10

4. Reds @ D-Backs 10:10

5. Rockies @ Indians TBD (Interleague)

6. Twins @ Yankees 1:05

7. Pirates @ Dodgers 7:15

8. Padres @ White Sox 2:10 (Interleague)

9. Giants @ Cardinals 2:15

10. Rays @ Red Sox 7:15

11. Rangers @ Nationals 12:05 (Interleague)

12. Mets @ Phillies 7:05

13. Tigers @ Mariners 10:10

14. Cubs @ Brewers 4:10

15. Royals @ Blue Jays 1:07

June 2014

Sunday, June.01/2014 (15 Games)

1. Angels @ Athletics 4:05

2. Braves @ Marlins 1:10

3. Orioles @ Astros 2:10

4. Reds @ D-Backs 4:10

5. Rockies @ Indians 1:05 (Interleague)

6. Twins @ Yankees 1:05

7. Pirates @ Dodgers TBD

8. Padres @ White Sox 2:10 (Interleague)

9. Giants @ Cardinals 2:15

10. Rays @ Red Sox 1:35

11. Rangers @ Nationals 1:35 (Interleague)

12. Royals @ Blue Jays 1:07

13. Mets @ Phillies 1:35

14. Cubs @ Brewers 2:10

15. Tigers @ Mariners 4:10

Week 10

Monday, June.02/2014 (6 Games)

1. Red Sox @ Indians 7:05

2. White Sox @ Dodgers 10:10 (Interleague)

3. Royals @ Cardinals 8:15 (Interleague)

4. Pirates @ Padres 10:10

5. Rays @ Marlins 7:10 (Interleague)

6. Twins @ Brewers 8:10 (Interleague)

Tuesday, June.03/2014 (15 Games)

1. Angels @ Astros 8:10

2. D-Backs @ Rockies 8:40

3. Orioles @ Rangers 8:05

4. Red Sox @ Indians 7:05

5. White Sox @ Dodgers 10:10 (Interleague)

6. Royals @ Cardinals 7:15 (Interleague)

7. Athletics @ Yankees 7:05

8. Phillies @ Nationals 7:05

9. Pirates @ Padres 10:10

10. Mariners @ Braves 7:10 (Interleague)

11. Giants @ Reds 7:10

12. Rays @ Marlins 7:10 (Interleague)

13. Blue Jays @ Tigers 7:08

14. Mets @ Cubs 8:05

15. Twins @ Brewers 8:10 (Interleague)

Wednesday, June.04/2014 (15 Games)

1. Angels @ Astros 8:10

2. D-Backs @ Rockies 8:40

3. Orioles @ Rangers 8:05

4. Red Sox @ Indians 7:05

5. White Sox @ Dodgers 10:10 (Interleague)

6. Cardinals @ Royals 8:10 (Interleague)

7. Athletics @ Yankees 7:05

8. Phillies @ Nationals 7:05

9. Pirates @ Padres 6:40

10. Mariners @ Braves 12:10 (Interleague)

11. Giants @ Reds 7:10

12. Marlins @ Rays 7:10 (Interleague)

13. Blue Jays @ Tigers 7:08

14. Mets @ Cubs 8:05

15. Brewers @ Twins 8:10 (Interleague)

Thursday, June.05/2014 (11 Games)

1. Angels @ Astros 7:10

2. D-Backs @ Rockies 8:40

3. Orioles @ Rangers 8:05

4. Marlins @ Rays 4:10 (Interleague)

5. Athletics @ Yankees 1:05

6. Phillies @ Nationals 4:05

7. Giants @ Reds 12:35

8. Cardinals @ Royals 8:10 (Interleague)

9. Blue Jays @ Tigers 1:08

10. Mets @ Cubs 7:05

11. Brewers @ Twins 8:10 (Interleague)

Friday, June.06/2014 (15 Games)

1. Braves @ D-Backs 9:40

2. Red Sox @ Tigers 7:08

3. White Sox @ Angels 10:05

4. Indians @ Rangers 8:05

5. Dodgers @ Rockies 8:40

6. Brewers @ Pirates 7:05

7. Yankees @ Royals 8:10

8. Mets @ Giants 10:15

9. Athletics @ Orioles 7:05

10. Phillies @ Reds 7:10

11. Nationals @ Padres 10:10

12. Mariners @ Rays 7:10

13. Marlins @ Cubs 4:05

14. Cardinals @ Blue Jays 7:07 (Interleague)

15. Astros @ Twins 8:10

Saturday, June.07/2014 (15 Games)

1. Braves @ D-Backs 10:10

2. Red Sox @ Tigers 7:15

3. White Sox @ Angels 10:05

4. Indians @ Rangers 4:05

5. Dodgers @ Rockies 4:10

6. Brewers @ Pirates 4:05

7. Yankees @ Royals 7:15

8. Mets @ Giants 10:05

9. Athletics @ Orioles 7:15

10. Phillies @ Reds 4:10

11. Nationals @ Padres 10:10

12. Mariners @ Rays 4:10

13. Marlins @ Cubs 4:05

14. Cardinals @ Blue Jays 1:07 (Interleague)

15. Astros @ Twins 4:05

Sunday, June.08/2014 (15 Games)

1. Braves @ D-Backs 4:10

2. Red Sox @ Tigers 1:08

3. White Sox @ Angels 3:35

4. Indians @ Rangers 3:05

5. Dodgers @ Rockies 4:10

6. Brewers @ Pirates 1:35

7. Yankees @ Royals 2:10

8. Mets @ Giants 4:05

9. Athletics @ Orioles 1:35

10. Phillies @ Reds 1:10

11. Nationals @ Padres 4:10

12. Mariners @ Rays 1:40

13. Marlins @ Cubs 2:20

14. Cardinals @ Blue Jays 1:07 (Interleague)

15. Astros @ Twins 2:10

Week 11

Monday, June.9/2014 (12 Games)

1. Braves @ Rockies 8:40

2. Red Sox @ Orioles 7:05

3. Cubs @ Pirates 7:05

4. Indians @ Rangers 8:05

5. Tigers @ White Sox 8:10

6. Astros @ D-Backs 9:40 (Interleague)

7. Dodgers @ Reds 7:10

8. Yankees @ Royals 8:10

9. Athletics @ Angels 10:05

10. Mariners @ Rays 1:10

11. Nationals @ Giants 10:15

12. Twins @ Blue Jays 7:07

Tuesday, June.10/2014 (15 Games)

1. Braves @ Rockies 8:40

2. Red Sox @ Orioles 7:05

3. Cubs @ Pirates 7:05

4. Indians @ Royals 8:10

5. Tigers @ White Sox 8:10

6. Astros @ D-Backs 3:40 (Interleague)

7. Dodgers @ Reds 7:10

8. Marlins @ Rangers 8:05 (Interleague)

9. Brewers @ Mets 7:10

10. Athletics @ Angels 1:05

11. Cardinals @ Rays 7:10 (Interleague)

12. Nationals @ Giants 10:15

13. Padres @ Phillies 7:05

14. Twins @ Blue Jays 7:07

15. Yankees @ Mariners 10:10

Wednesday, June.11/2014 (15 Games)

1. Braves @ Rockies 8:40

2. Red Sox @ Orioles 7:05

3. Cubs @ Pirates 7:05

4. Indians @ Royals 2:10

5. Tigers @ White Sox 8:10

6. D-Backs @ Astros 8:10 (Interleague)

7. Dodgers @ Reds 12:35

8. Marlins @ Rangers 8:05 (Interleague)

9. Brewers @ Mets 7:10

10. Athletics @ Angels 10:05

11. Cardinals @ Rays 7:10 (Interleague)

12. Nationals @ Giants 10:15

13. Twins @ Blue Jays 12:37

14. Padres @ Phillies 7:05

15. Yankees @ Mariners 10:10

Thursday, June.12/2014 (11 Games)

1. D-Backs @ Astros 8:10 (Interleague)

2. Braves @ Rockies 3:10

3. Cubs @ Pirates 7:05

4. Indians @ Red Sox 7:10

5. Tigers @ White Sox 8:10

6. Dodgers @ Reds 12:35

7. Brewers @ Mets 7:10

8. Blue Jays @ Orioles 7:05

9. Nationals @ Giants 3:45

10. Padres @ Phillies 1:05

11. Yankees @ Mariners 10:10

Friday, June.13/2014 (15 Games)

1. Angels @ Braves 7:35 (Interleague)

2. D-Backs @ Dodgers 10:10

3. Indians @ Red Sox 7:10

4. Rockies @ Giants 10:15

5. Royals @ White Sox 8:10

6. Twins @ Tigers 7:08

7. Yankees @ Athletics 10:05

8. Pirates @ Marlins 7:10

9. Padres @ Mets 7:10

10. Rays @ Astros 8:10

11. Blue Jays @ Orioles 7:05

12. Nationals @ Cardinals 8:15

13. Cubs @ Phillies 7:05

14. Reds @ Brewers 8:10

15. Rangers @ Mariners 10:10

Saturday, June.14/2014 (15 Games)

1. Angels @ Braves 7:15 (Interleague)

2. D-Backs @ Dodgers 10:10

3. Indians @ Red Sox 4:05

4. Rockies @ Giants 4:05

5. Royals @ White Sox 2:10

6. Twins @ Tigers 4:08

7. Yankees @ Athletics 10:05

8. Pirates @ Marlins 4:10

9. Padres @ Mets 4:10

10. Rays @ Astros 4:10

11. Blue Jays @ Orioles 4:05

12. Nationals @ Cardinals 7:15

13. Cubs @ Phillies 3:05

14. Reds @ Brewers 7:15

15. Rangers @ Mariners 10:10

Sunday, June.15/2014 (15 Games)

1. Angels @ Braves 1:35 (Interleague)

2. D-Backs @ Dodgers 4:10

3. Indians @ Red Sox 1:35

4. Rockies @ Giants 4:05

5. Royals @ White Sox 2:10

6. Twins @ Tigers 1:08

7. Yankees @ Athletics 4:05

8. Pirates @ Marlins 1:10

9. Padres @ Mets 1:10

10. Rays @ Astros 2:10

11. Blue Jays @ Orioles 1:35

12. Nationals @ Cardinals 2:15

13. Cubs @ Phillies 1:35

14. Reds @ Brewers 2:10

15. Rangers @ Mariners 4:10

Week 12

Monday, June.16/2014 (11 Games)

1. Angels @ Indians 7:05

2. Orioles @ Rays 7:10

3. Cubs @ Marlins 7:10

4. Rockies @ Dodgers 10:10

5. Royals @ Tigers 7:08

6. Brewers @ D-Backs 9:40

7. Twins @ Red Sox 7:10

8. Mets @ Cardinals 8:15

9. Phillies @ Braves 7:10

10. Rangers @ Athletics 10:05

11. Padres @ Mariners 10:10 (Interleague)

Tuesday, June.17/2014 (15 Games)

1. Angels @ Indians 7:05

2. Orioles @ Rays 7:10

3. Cubs @ Marlins 7:10

4. Rockies @ Dodgers 10:10

5. Royals @ Tigers 7:08

6. Brewers @ D-Backs 9:40

7. Twins @ Red Sox 7:10

8. Mets @ Cardinals 8:15

9. Astros @ Nationals 7:05 (Interleague)

10. Phillies @ Braves 7:10

11. Giants @ White Sox 8:10

12. Rangers @Athletics 10:05

13. Reds @ Pirates 7:05

14. Blue Jays @ Yankees 7:05

15. Padres @ Mariners 3:40

Wednesday, June.18/2014 (15 Games)

1. Angels @ Indians 7:05

2. Orioles @ Rays 1:10

3. Cubs @ Marlins 12:40

4. Rockies @ Dodgers 10:10

5. Royals @ Tigers 1:08

6. Brewers @ D-Backs 9:40

7. Twins @ Red Sox 1:35

8. Mets @ Cardinals 1:45

9. Astros @ Nationals 7:05 (Interleague)

10. Phillies @ Braves 12:10

11. Giants @ White Sox 2:10 (Interleague)

12. Rangers @ Athletics 3:35

13. Reds @ Pirates 7:05

14. Blue Jays @ Yankees 7:05

15. Mariners @ Padres 10:10 (Interleague)

Thursday, June.19/2014 (11 Games)

1. Angels @ Indians 12:05

2. Braves @ Nationals 7:05

3. Red Sox @ Athletics 10:05

4. Reds @ Pirates 12:35

5. Astros @ Rays 7:10

6. Brewers @ D-Backs 3:40

7. Mets @ Marlins 7:10

8. Phillies @ Cardinals 8:15

9. Mariners @ Padres 6:40 (Interleague)

10. Blue Jays @ Yankees 7:05

11. White Sox @ Twins 8:10

Friday, June.20/2014 (15 Games)

1. Braves @ Nationals 7:05

2. Orioles @ Yankees 7:05

3. Red Sox @ Athletics 10:05

4. Tigers @ Indians 7:05

5. Astros @ Rays 7:10

6. Dodgers @ Padres 10:10

7. Brewers @ Rockies 8:40

8. Mets @ Marlins 7:10

9. Phillies @ Cardinals 8:15

10. Mariners @ Royals 8:10

11. Giants @ D-Backs 9:40

12. Rangers @ Angels 10:05

13. Blue Jays @ Reds 7:10 (Interleague)

14. Pirates @ Cubs 4:05

15. White Sox @ Twins 8:10

Saturday, June.21/2014 (15 Games)

1. Braves @ Nationals 7:15

2. Orioles @ Yankees 1:05

3. Red Sox @ Athletics 4:05

4. Tigers @ Indians TBD

5. Astros @ Rays 4:10

6. Dodgers @ Padres 10:10

7. Brewers @ Rockies 4:10

8. Mets @ Marlins 4:10

9. Phillies @ Cardinals 4:10

10. Mariners @ Royals 2:10

11. Giants @ D-Backs 10:10

12. Rangers @ Angels 7:15

13. Blue Jays @ Reds 4:10 (Interleague)

14. White Sox @ Twins 2:10

15. Pirates @ Cubs 7:15

Sunday, June.22/2014 (15 Games)

1. Braves @ Nationals 1:35

2. Orioles @ Yankees TBD

3. Red Sox @ Athletics 4:05

4. Tigers @ Indians 1:05

5. Astros @ Rays 1:40

6. Dodgers @ Padres 4:10

7. Brewers @ Rockies 4:10

8. Mets @ Marlins 1:10

9. Phillies @ Cardinals 2:15

10. Mariners @ Royals 2:10

11. Giants @ D-Backs 4:10

12. Rangers @ Angels TBD

13. Blue Jays @ Reds 1:10 (Interleague)

14. Pirates @ Cubs 2:20

15. White Sox @ Twins 2:10

Week 13

Monday, June.23/2014 (10 Games)

1. White Sox @ Orioles 7:05

2. Dodgers @ Royals 8:10 (Interleague)

3. Pirates @ Rays 7:10 (Interleague)

4. Padres @ Giants 10:15

5. Cardinals @ Rockies 8:40

6. Marlins @ Phillies 7:05

7. Yankees @ Blue Jays 7:07

8. Reds @ Cubs 8:05

9. Nationals @ Brewers 8:10

10. Red Sox @ Mariners 10:10

Tuesday, June.24/2014 (15 Games)

1. Braves @ Astros 8:10 (Interleague)

2. White Sox @ Orioles 7:05

3. Indians @ D-Backs 9:40 (Interleague)

4. Tigers @ Rangers 8:05

5. Dodgers @ Royals 8:10 (Interleague)

6. Twins @ Angels 10:05

7. Athletics @ Mets 7:10 (Interleague)

8. Pirates @ Rays 7:10 (Interleague)

9. Padres @ Giants 10:15

10. Cardinals @ Rockies 8:40

11. Marlins @ Phillies 7:05

12. Yankees @ Blue Jays 7:07

13. Reds @ Cubs 8:05

14. Nationals @ Brewers 8:10

15. Red Sox @ Mariners 10:10

Wednesday, June.25/2014 (15 Games)

1. Braves @ Astros 8:10 (Interleague)

2. White Sox @ Orioles 7:05

3. Indians @ D-Backs 9:40 (Interleague)

4. Tigers @ Rangers 8:05

5. Dodgers @ Royals 8:10 (Interleague)

6. Twins @ Angels 10:05

7. Athletics @ Mets 7:10 (Interleague)

8. Pirates @ Rays 12:10 (Interleague)

9. Padres @ Giants 3:45

10. Cardinals @ Rockies 3:10

11. Nationals @ Brewers 2:10

12. Reds @ Cubs 7:05

13. Marlins @ Phillies 7:05

14. Yankees @ Blue Jays 7:07

15. Red Sox @ Mariners 10:10

Thursday, June.26/2014 (10 Games)

1. Braves @ Astros 2:10 (Interleague)

2. Reds @ Giants 10:15

3. Tigers @ Rangers 8:05

4. Mets @ Pirates 7:05

5. Cardinals @ Dodgers 10:10

6. Marlins @ Phillies 7:05

7. White Sox @ Blue Jays 7:07

8. Nationals @ Cubs 8:05

9. Rockies @ Brewers 8:10

10. Twins @ Angels 3:35

Friday, June.27/2014 (15 Games)

1. Angels @ Royals 8:10

2. D-Backs @ Padres 10:10

3. Red Sox @ Yankees 7:05

4. Reds @ Giants 10:15

5. Tigers @ Astros 8:10

6. Twins @ Rangers 8:05

7. Mets @ Pirates 7:05

8. Athletics @ Marlins 7:10 (Interleague)

9. Cardinals @ Dodgers 10:10

10. Rays @ Orioles 7:05

11. Nationals @ Cubs 4:05

12. Braves @ Phillies 7:05

13. White Sox @ Blue Jays 7:07

14. Rockies @ Brewers 8:10

15. Indians @ Mariners 10:10

Saturday, June.28/2014 (15 Games)

1. Angels @ Royals 2:10

2. D-Backs @ Padres 10:10

3. Red Sox @ Yankees 7:15

4. Reds @ Giants 10:05

5. Tigers @ Astros 4:10

6. Twins @ Rangers 4:05

7. Mets @ Pirates 4:05

8. Athletics @ Marlins 4:10 (Interleague)

9. Cardinals @ Dodgers 7:15

10. Rays @ Orioles 4:05

11. Rockies @ Brewers 4:10

12. Indians @ Mariners 10:10

13. Braves @ Phillies 3:05

14. White Sox @ Blue Jays 1:07

15. Nationals @ Cubs 4:05

Sunday, June.29/2014 (15 Games)

1. Angels @ Royals 2:10

2. D-Backs @ Padres 4:10

3. Red Sox @ Yankees TBD

4. Reds @ Giants 4:05

5. Tigers @ Astros 2:10

6. Twins @ Rangers 3:05

7. Mets @ Pirates 1:35

8. Athletics @ Marlins 7:10 (Interleague)

9. Cardinals @ Dodgers TBD

10. Rays @ Orioles 1:35

11. Nationals @ Cubs TBD

12. White Sox @ Blue Jays 1:07

13. Braves @ Phillies 1:35

14. Rockies @ Brewers 2:10

15. Indians @ Mariners 4:10

Monday June.30/2014 (11 Games)

1. Rangers @ Orioles 7:05

2. Rays @ Yankees 7:05

3. Rockies @ Nationals 7:05

4. Athletics @ Tigers 7:08

5. Cubs @ Red Sox 7:10 (Interleague)

6. Mets @ Braves 7:10

7. Angels @ White Sox 8:10

8. Royals @ Twins 8:10

9. Mariners @ Astros 8:10

10. Indians @ Dodgers 10:10 (Interleague)

11. Reds @ Padres 10:10

July 2014

Tuesday July.01/2014 (15 Games)

1. Angels @ White Sox 8:10

2. D-Backs @ Pirates 7:05

3. Cubs @ Red Sox 7:10 (Interleague)

4. Reds @ Padres 10:10

5. Indians @ Dodgers 10:10 (Interleague)

6. Rockies @ Nationals 7:05

7. Mets @ Braves 7:10

8. Athletics @ Tigers 7:08

9. Phillies @ Marlins 7:10

10. Mariners @ Astros 8:10

11. Cardinals @ Giants 10:15

12. Rays @ Yankees 7:05

13. Rangers @ Orioles 7:05

14. Brewers @ Blue Jays 1:07 (Interleague)

15. Royals @ Twins 8:10

Wednesday, July.02/2014 (15 Games)

1. Angels @ White Sox 8:10

2. D-Backs @ Pirates 7:05

3. Cubs @ Red Sox 7:10 (Interleague)

4. Reds @ Padres 3:40

5. Indians @ Dodgers 3:10(Interleague)

6. Rockies @ Nationals 6:05

7. Mets @ Braves 7:10

8. Athletics @ Tigers 1:08

9. Phillies @ Marlins 7:10

10. Mariners @ Astros 2:10

11. Cardinals @ Giants 10:15

12. Rays @ Yankees 1:05

13. Rangers @ Orioles 7:05

14. Brewers @ Blue Jays 12:37 (Interleague)

15. Royals @ Twins 1:10

Thursday, July.03/2014 ( 9 Games)

1. D-Backs @ Pirates 7:05

2. Astros @ Angels 10:05

3. Phillies @ Marlins 6:10

4. Cardinals @ Giants 3:45

5. Rays @ Tigers 7:08

6. Rangers @ Orioles 7:05

7. Blue Jays @ Athletics 9:05

8. Dodgers @ Rockies 8:10

9. Yankees @ Twins 8:10

Friday, July.04/2014 (15 Games)

1. D-Backs @ Braves 7:35

2. Orioles @ Red Sox 7:15

3. Cubs @ Nationals 11:05 AM

4. Astros @ Angels 9:05

5. Royals @ Indians 7:05

6. Marlins @ Cardinals 7:15

7. Brewers @ Reds 7:10

8. Phillies @ Pirates 5:05

9. Mariners @ White Sox 7:10

10. Giants @ Padres 6:40

11. Rays @ Tigers 7:08

12. Rangers @ Mets 7:10 (Interleague)

13. Blue Jays @ Athletics 4:05

14. Yankees @ Twins 3:10

15. Dodgers @ Rockies 8:10

Saturday, July.05 /2014 (15 Games)

1. D-Backs @ Braves 4:10

2. Orioles @ Red Sox 7:15

3. Cubs @ Nationals 4:05

4. Astros @ Angels 10:05

5. Royals @ Indians TBD

6. Marlins @ Cardinals 2:15

7. Brewers @ Reds 4:10

8. Phillies @ Pirates 4:05

9. Mariners @ White Sox 2:10

10. Giants @ Padres 7:15

11. Rays @ Tigers 4:08

12. Rangers @ Mets 7:15 (Interleague)

13. Blue Jays @ Athletics 10:05

14. Yankees @ Twins 2:10

15. Dodgers @ Rockies 4:10

Sunday, July.06/2014 (15 Games)

1. D-Backs @ Braves 1:35

2. Orioles @ Red Sox 1:35

3. Cubs @ Nationals 1:35

4. Astros @ Angels 3:35

5. Royals @ Indians 1:05

6. Marlins @ Cardinals 2:15

7. Brewers @ Reds 1:10

8. Phillies @ Pirates 1:35

9. Mariners @ White Sox 2:10

10. Giants @ Padres 4:10

11. Rays @ Tigers 1:08

12. Rangers @ Mets 1:10 (Interleague)

13. Blue Jays @ Athletics 4:05

14. Yankees @ Twins 2:10

15. Dodgers @ Rockies 4:10

Week 15

Monday, July.07/2014 (14 Games)

1. Braves @ Mets 7:10

2. Orioles @ Nationals 7:05 (Interleague)

3. White Sox @ Red Sox 7:10

4. Cubs @ Reds 7:10

5. Astros @ Rangers 8:05

6. Royals @ Rays 7:10

7. Yankees @ Indians 7:05

8. Pirates @ Cardinals 8:15

9. Blue Jays @ Angels 10:05

10. Phillies @ Brewers 8:10

11. Padres @ Rockies 8:40

12. Marlins @ D-Backs 9:40

13. Twins @ Mariners 10:10

14. Giants @ Athletics 10:05 (Interleague)

Tuesday, July.08/2014 (15 Games)

1. Braves @ Mets 7:10

2. Orioles @ Nationals 7:05 (Interleague)

3. White Sox @ Red Sox 7:10

4. Cubs @ Reds 7:10

5. Astros @ Rangers 8:05

6. Royals @ Rays 7:10

7. Dodgers @ Tigers 7:08 (Interleague)

8. Yankees @ Indians 7:05

9. Pirates @ Cardinals 8:15

10. Giants @ Athletics 10:05 (Interleague)

11. Blue Jays @ Angels 10:05

12. Phillies @ Brewers 8:10

13. Padres @ Rockies 8:40

14. Marlins @ D-Backs 9:40

15. Twins @ Mariners 10:10

Wednesday, July.09 /2014 (15 Games)

1. Braves @ Mets 7:10

2. Nationals @ Orioles 7:05 (Interleague)

3. White Sox @ Red Sox 7:10

4. Cubs @ Reds 7:10

5. Astros @ Rangers 8:05

6. Royals @ Rays 7:10

7. Dodgers @ Tigers 1:08 (Interleague)

8. Yankees @ Indians 7:05

9. Pirates @ Cardinals 8:15

10. Athletics @ Giants 10:15 (Interleague)

11. Blue Jays @ Angels 3:35

12. Phillies @ Brewers 3:10

13. Marlins @ D-Backs 3:40

14. Padres @ Rockies 8:40

15. Twins @ Mariners 10:10

Thursday, July.10 /2014 (12 Games)

1. Angels @ Rangers 8:05

2. Braves @ Mets 7:10

3. White Sox @ Red Sox 4:05

4. Cubs @ Reds 12:35

6. Yankees @ Indians 7:05

7. Pirates @ Cardinals 7:15

8. Padres @ Dodgers 10:10

9. Nationals @ Orioles 7:05 (Interleague)

10. Athletics @ Giants 3:45 (Interleague)

11. Phillies @ Brewers 2:10

12. Twins @ Mariners 10:10

Friday, July.11/2014 (15 Games)

1. Angels @ Rangers 8:05

2. D-Backs @ Giants 10:15

3. Red Sox @ Astros 8:10

4. White Sox @ Indians 7:05

5. Tigers @ Royals 8:10

6. Marlins @ Mets 7:10

7. Yankees @ Orioles 7:05

8. Pirates @ Reds 7:10

9. Padres @ Dodgers 10:10

10. Blue Jays @ Rays 7:10

11. Cardinals @ Brewers 8:10

12. Twins @ Rockies 8:40 (Interleague)

13. Athletics @ Mariners 10:10

14. Nationals @ Phillies 3:05

15. Braves @ Cubs 4:05

Saturday, July.12/2014 (15 Games)

1. Angels @ Rangers 7:15

2. D-Backs @ Giants 4:05

3. Red Sox @ Astros 4:10

4. White Sox @ Indians TBD

5. Tigers @ Royals 7:10

6. Marlins @ Mets 4:10

7. Yankees @ Orioles 4:05

8. Pirates @ Reds 7:15

9. Padres @ Dodgers 10:10

10. Blue Jays @ Rays 4:10

11. Athletics @ Mariners 10:10

12. Cardinals @ Brewers 4:10

13. Twins @ Rockies 4:10 (Interleague)

14. Nationals @ Phillies 7:15

15. Braves @ Cubs 4:05

Sunday, July.13/2014 (15 Games)

1. Angels @ Rangers 3:05

2. D-Backs @ Giants 4:05

3. Red Sox @ Astros 2:10

4. White Sox @ Indians 1:05

5. Tigers @ Royals 2:10

6. Marlins @ Mets 1:10

7. Yankees @ Orioles 8:10 (ESPN SUNDAY NIGHT GAME)

8. Pirates @ Reds 1:10

9. Padres @ Dodgers 4:10

10. Blue Jays @ Rays 1:40

11. Braves @ Cubs 2:20

12. Nationals @ Phillies 1:35

13. Cardinals @ Brewers 2:10

14. Twins @ Rockies 4:10 (Interleague)

15. Athletics @ Mariners 4:10

ALL STAR Break July.14th – July.17th @ Target Field – Minneapolis MN

Week 16

Monday, July.14/2014

HR DERBY – Target Field 7 PM

Tuesday July.15/2014

All Star Game – Target Field 8 PM

Wednesday, July.16/2014

No Games Scheduled

Thursday, July.17/2014

No Games Scheduled

Friday, July.18/2014 (15 Games)

1. Orioles @ Athletics 10:05

2. Reds @ Yankees 7:05 (Interleague)

3. Indians @ Tigers 7:08

4. Rockies @ Pirates 7:05

5. Astros @ White Sox 7:10

6. Royals @ Red Sox 7:10

7. Dodgers @ Cardinals 8:15

8. Brewers @ Nationals 7:05

9. Mets @ Padres 8:40

10. Phillies @ Braves 7:10

11. Mariners @ Angels 9:05

12. Giants @ Marlins 7:10

13. Rangers @ Blue Jays 7:07

14. Rays @ Twins 8:10

15. Cubs @ Dbacks 9:40

Saturday, July.19/2014 (15 Games)

1. Orioles @ Athletics 9:05

2. Reds @ Yankees 1:05 (Interleague)

3. Indians @ Tigers 7:08

4. Rockies @ Pirates 7:05

5. Astros @ White Sox 7:10

6. Royals @ Red Sox 7:10

7. Dodgers @ Cardinals 4:05

8. Brewers @ Nationals 7:05

9. Mets @ Padres 8:40

10. Phillies @ Braves 7:10

11. Mariners @ Angels 9:05

12. Giants @ Marlins 7:10

13. Rays @ Twins 7:10

14. Rangers @ Blue Jays 1:07

15. Cubs @ Dbacks 8:10

Sunday, July.20/2014 (15 Games)

1. Orioles @ Athletics 4:05

2. Reds @ Yankees 1:05 (Interleague)

3. Indians @ Tigers 1:08

4. Rockies @ Pirates 1:35

5. Astros @ White Sox 2:10

6. Royals @ Red Sox 1:35

7. Dodgers @ Cardinals 8:00 (ESPN SUNDAY NIGHT GAME)

8. Brewers @ Nationals 1:35

9. Mets @ Padres 4:10

10. Phillies @ Braves 1:35

11. Mariners @ Angels 3:35

12. Giants @ Marlins 7:10

13. Rangers @ Blue Jays 1:07

14. Rays @ Twins 2:10

15. Cubs @ Dbacks 4:10

Week 17

Monday, July.21/2014 (12 Games)

1. Orioles @ Angels 10:05

2. Royals @ White Sox 8:10

3. Dodgers @ Pirates 7:05

4. Marlins @ Braves 7:10

5. Rangers @ Yankees 7:05

6. Giants @ Phillies 7:05

7. Red Sox @ Blue Jays 7:07

8. Reds @ Brewers 8:10

9. Indians @ Twins 8:10

10. Nationals @ Rockies 8:40

11. Tigers @ D-Backs 9:40 (Interleague)

12. Mets @ Mariners 10:10 (Interleague)

Tuesday, July.22/2014 (15 Games)

1. Orioles @ Angels 10:05

2. Astros @ Athletics 10:05

3. Royals @ White Sox 8:10

4. Dodgers @ Pirates 7:05

5. Marlins @ Braves 7:10

6. Rays @ Cardinals 8:15 (Interleague)

7. Rangers @ Yankees 7:05

8. Giants @ Phillies 7:05

9. Red Sox @ Blue Jays 7:07

10. Padres @ Cubs 8:05

11. Reds @ Brewers 8:10

12. Indians @ Twins 8:10

13. Nationals @ Rockies 8:40

14. Tigers @ D-Backs 9:40 (Interleague)

15. Mets @ Mariners 10:10

Wednesday, July.23/2014 (15 Games)

1. Orioles @ Angels 10:05

2. Astros @ Athletics 10:05

3. Royals @ White Sox 2:10

4. Dodgers @ Pirates 7:05

5. Marlins @ Braves 7:10

6. Rays @ Cardinals 7:15 (Interleague)

7. Rangers @ Yankees 7:05

8. Indians @ Twins 1:10

9. Reds @ Brewers 2:10

10. Nationals @ Rockies 3:10

11. Tigers @ D-Backs 3:40 (Interleague)

12. Mets @ Mariners 3:40 (Interleague)

13. Giants @ Phillies 7:05

14. Red Sox @ Blue Jays 7:07

15. Padres @ Cubs 8:05

Thursday, July.24/2014 (11 Games)

1. Indians @ Royals 8:10

2. Tigers @ Angels 10:05

3. Astros @ Athletics 3:35

4. Marlins @ Braves 7:10

5. Rangers @ Yankees 1:05

6. Red Sox @ Blue Jays 12:37

7. Giants @ Phillies 1:05

8. Padres @ Cubs 8:05

9. White Sox @ Twins 8:10

10. Mets @ Brewers 8:10

11. Orioles @ Mariners 10:10

***There is no (Interleague) games on this day (July.24)

Friday, July.25/2014 (15 Games)

1. Red Sox @ Rays 7:10

2. Indians @ Royals 8:10

3. Tigers @ Angels 10:05

4. Dodgers @ Giants 10:15

5. Marlins @ Astros 8:10 (Interleague)

6. Athletics @ Rangers 8:05

7. Padres @ Braves 7:35

8. Blue Jays @ Yankees 7:05

9. Nationals @ Reds 7:10

10. Cardinals @ Cubs 4:05

11. D-Backs @ Phillies 7:05

12. White Sox @ Twins 8:10

13. Mets @ Brewers 8:10

14. Pirates @ Rockies 8:40

15. Orioles @ Mariners 10:10

Saturday, July.26/2014 (15 Games)

1. Red Sox @ Rays 7:10

2. Indians @ Royals 7:10

3. Tigers @ Angels 9:05

4. Dodgers @ Giants 4:05

5. Marlins @ Astros 7:10 (Interleague)

6. Athletics @ Rangers 8:05

7. Padres @ Braves 7:10

8. Blue Jays @ Yankees 1:05

9. Nationals @ Reds 9:05

10. Pirates @ Rockies 8:10

11. Orioles @ Mariners 4:10

12. White Sox @ Twins 7:10

13. Cardinals @ Cubs 4:05

14. D-Backs @ Phillies 7:05

15. Mets @ Brewers 7:10

Sunday, July.27/2014 (15 Games)

1. Red Sox @ Rays 1:40

2. Indians @ Royals 2:10

3. Tigers @ Angels TBD

4. Dodgers @ Giants 4:05

5. Marlins @ Astros 2:10 (Interleague)

6. Athletics @ Rangers 8:05

7. Padres @ Braves 1:35

8. Blue Jays @ Yankees 1:05

9. Nationals @ Reds 1:10

10. Cardinals @ Cubs TBD

11. D-Backs @ Phillies 1:35

12. White Sox @ Twins 2:10

13. Mets @ Brewers 2:10

14. Orioles @ Mariners 4:10

15. Pirates @ Rockies 4:10

Week 18

Monday, July.28/2014 (10 Games)

1. D-Backs @ Reds 7:10

2 Brewers @ Rays 7:10 (Interleague)

3. Yankees @ Rangers 8:05

4. Athletics @ Astros 8:10

5. Phillies @ Mets 7:10

6. Pirates @ Giants 10:15

7. Padres @ Braves 12:10

8. Blue Jays @ Red Sox 7:10

9. Nationals @ Marlins 7:10

10. Rockies @ Cubs 8:05

Tuesday, July.29/2014 (15 Games)

1. Angels @ Orioles 7:05

2. D-Backs @ Reds 7:10

3. Braves @ Dodgers 10:10

4. White Sox @ Tigers 7:08

5. Brewers @ Rays 7:10 (Interleague)

6. Twins @ Royals 8:10

7. Yankees @ Rangers 8:05

8. Athletics @ Astros 8:10

9. Phillies @ Mets 7:10

10. Pirates @ Giants 10:15

11. Mariners @ Indians 7:05

12. Cardinals @ Padres 10:10

13. Blue Jays @ Red Sox 7:10

14. Nationals @ Marlins 7:10

15. Rockies @ Cubs 8:05

Wednesday, July.30/2014 (15 Games)

1. Angels @ Orioles 7:05

2. D-Backs @ Reds 12:35

3. Braves @ Dodgers 10:10

4. White Sox @ Tigers 7:08

5. Brewers @ Rays 12:10 (Interleague)

6. Twins @ Royals 8:10

7. Yankees @ Rangers 8:05

8. Athletics @ Astros 2:10

9. Phillies @ Mets 12:10

10. Pirates @ Giants 3:45

11. Mariners @ Indians 7:05

12. Cardinals @ Padres 10:10

13. Blue Jays @ Red Sox 7:10

14. Nationals @ Marlins 12:40

15. Rockies @ Cubs 8:05

Thursday, July.31/2014 (11 Games)

1. Angels @ Orioles 7:05

2. Braves @ Dodgers 10:10

3. White Sox @ Tigers 1:08

4. Reds @ Marlins 7:10

5. Twins @ Royals 8:10

6. Phillies @ Nationals 7:05

7. Mariners @ Indians 7:05

8. Cardinals @ Padres 3:40

9. Blue Jays @ Astros 2:10

10. Rockies @ Cubs 2:20

11. Pirates @ D-Backs 9:40

***There is no (Interleague) games on this day (July.31)

Aug 2014

Friday, Aug.01/2014 (15 Games)

1. Angels @ Rays 7:10

2. Braves @ Padres 10:10

3. Cubs @ Dodgers 10:10

4. Reds @ Marlins 7:10

5, Rockies @ Tigers 7:08 (Interleague)

6. Royals @ Athletics 9:35

7. Brewers @ Cardinals 8:15

8. Twins @ White Sox 7:10

9. Yankees @ Red Sox 7:10

10. Phillies @ Nationals 7:05

11. Mariners @ Orioles 7:05

12. Giants @ Mets 7:10

13. Rangers @ Indians 7:05

14. Blue Jays @ Astros 8:10

15. Pirates @ D-Backs 9:40

Saturday, Aug.02/2014 (15 Games)

1. Angels @ Rays 7:10

2. Braves @ Padres 8:40

3. Cubs @ Dodgers 9:10

4. Reds @ Marlins 7:10

5, Rockies @ Tigers 9:08 (Interleague)

6. Royals @ Athletics 4:05

7. Brewers @ Cardinals 7:15

8. Twins @ White Sox 7:10

9. Yankees @ Red Sox 7:05

10. Phillies @ Nationals 7:05

11. Mariners @ Orioles 7:05

12. Giants @ Mets 7:10

13. Rangers @ Indians 7:05

14. Blue Jays @ Astros 7:10

15. Pirates @ D-Backs 8:10

Sunday, Aug.03/2014 (15 Games)

1. Angels @ Rays 1:40

2. Braves @ Padres 4:10

3. Cubs @ Dodgers TBD

4. Reds @ Marlins 1:10

5, Rockies @ Tigers 1:08 (Interleague)

6. Royals @ Athletics 4:05

7. Brewers @ Cardinals 2:15

8. Twins @ White Sox 2:10

9. Yankees @ Red Sox TBD

10. Phillies @ Nationals 1:35

11. Mariners @ Orioles 1:35

12. Giants @ Mets 1:10

13. Rangers @ Indians 1:05

14. Blue Jays @ Astros 2:10

15. Pirates @ D-Backs 4:10

Week 19

Monday, Aug.04/2014 (6 Games)

1. Angels @ Dodgers 10:10 (Interleague)

2. Reds @ Indians 7:05

3. Tigers @ Yankees 7:05

4. Giants @ Mets 12:10

5. Rays @ Athletics 10:05

6. Rangers @ White Sox 8:10

Tuesday, Aug.05/2014 (15 Games)

1. Angels @ Dodgers 10:10 (Interleague)

2. Red Sox @ Cardinals 8:15 (Interleague)

3. Reds @ Indians 7:05 (Interleague)

4. Tigers @ NY Yankees 7:05

5. Marlins @ Pirates 7:05

6. Mets @ Nationals 7:05

7. Rays @ Athletics 10:05

8. Rangers @ White Sox 8:10

9. Astros @ Phillies 7:05 (Interleague)

10. Orioles @ Blue Jays 7:07

11. Padres @ Twins 8:10 (Interleague)

12. Giants @ Brewers 8:10

13. Cubs @ Rockies 8:40

14. Royals @ D-Backs 9:40 (Interleague)

15. Braves @ Mariners 10:10

Wednesday, Aug.06/2014

1. Dodgers @ Angels 10:05 (Interleague)

2. Red Sox @ Cardinals 8:15 (Interleague)

3. Indians @ Reds 7:10 (Interleague)

4. Tigers @ Yankees 7:05

5. Marlins @ Pirates 7:05

6. Mets @ Nationals 7:05

7. Rays @ Athletics 3:35

8. Rangers @ White Sox 2:10

9. Padres @ Twins 1:10 (Interleague)

10. Braves @ Mariners 3:40 (Interleague)

11. Astros @ Phillies 7:05 (Interleague)

12. Orioles @ Blue Jays 7:07

13. Giants @ Brewers 8:10

14. Cubs @ Rockies 8:40

15. Royals @ D-Backs 9:40 (Interleague)

Thursday, Aug.07/2014 (13 Games)

1. Red Sox @ Cardinals 7:15 (Interleague)

2. Indians @ Reds 7:10 (Interleague)

3. Tigers @ Yankees 1:05

4. Dodgers @ Angels 10:05 (Interleague)

5. Marlins @ Pirates 7:05

6. Twins @ Athletics 10:05

7. Mets @ Nationals 12:35

8. Giants @ Brewers 2:10

9. Cubs @ Rockies 3:10

10. Astros @ Phillies 7:05 (Interleague)

11. Orioles @ Blue Jays 7:07

12. Royals @ D-Backs 9:40 (Interleague)

13. White Sox @ Mariners 10:10

Friday, Aug.08/2014 (15 Games)

1. Red Sox @ Angels 10:05

2. Indians @ Yankees 7:05

3. Marlins @ Reds 7:10

4. Twins @ Athletics 10:05

5. Padres @ Pirates 7:05

6. Giants @ Royals 7:10

7. Cardinals @ Orioles 7:05 (Interleague)

8. Rangers @ Astros 7:10

9. Nationals @ Braves 7:35

10. Rays @ Cubs 4:05

11. Mets @ Phillies 7:05

12. Tigers @ Blue Jays 7:07

13. Dodgers @ Brewers 8:10

14. Rockies @ D-Backs 8:40

15. White Sox @ Mariners 10:10

Saturday, Aug.09/2014 (15 Games)

1. Red Sox @ Angels 9:05

2. Indians @ Yankees 1:05

3. Marlins @ Reds 7:10

4. Twins @ Athletics 9:05

5. Padres @ Pirates 7:05

6. Giants @ Royals 7:10

7. Cardinals @ Orioles 4:05 (Interleague)

8. Rangers @ Astros 7:10

9. Nationals @ Braves 7:10

10. Rays @ Cubs 4:05

11. Mets @Phillies 7:05

12. Tigers @ Blue Jays 7:07

13. Dodgers @ Brewers 8:10

14. Rockies @ D-Backs 8:40

15. White Sox @ Mariners 10:10

Sunday, Aug.10/2014 (15 Games)

1. Red Sox @ Angels TBD

2. Indians @ Yankees TBD

3. Marlins @ Reds 1:10

4. Twins @ Athletics 4:05

5. Padres @ Pirates 1:35

6. Giants @ Royals 2:10

7. Cardinals @ Orioles 1:35

9. Nationals @ Braves 1:35

10. Rays @ Cubs 4:05

11. Mets @ Phillies 7:05

12. Tigers @ Blue Jays 7:07

13. Dodgers @ Brewers 8:10

14. Rockies @ D-Backs 8:40

15. White Sox @ Mariners 10:10

Week 20

Monday, Aug.11/2014 (11 Games)

1. Rockies @ Padres 10:10

2. Tigers @ Pirates 7:05 (Interleague)

3. Dodgers @ Braves 7:10

4. Twins @ Astros 8:10

5. Yankees @ Orioles 7:05

6. Athletics @ Royals 8:10

7. Cardinals @ Marlins 7:10

8. Rays @ Rangers 8:05

9. Mets @ Phillies 1:05

10. Brewers @ Cubs 8:05

11. Blue Jays @ Mariners 10:10

Tuesday, Aug.12/2014 (15 Games)

1. D-Backs @ Indians 7:05 (Interleague)

2. Red Sox @ Reds 7:10 (Interleague)

3. White Sox @ Giants 10:15 (Interleague)

4. Rockies @ Padres 10:15

5. Tigers @ Pirates 7:05 (Interleague)

6. Dodgers @ Braves 7:10

7. Twins @ Astros 8:10

8. Yankees @ Orioles 7:05

9. Athletics @ Royals 8:10

10. Phillies @ Angels 10:05 (Interleague)

11. Cardinals @ Marlins 7:10

12. Rays @ Rangers 8:05

13. Nationals @ Mets 7:10

14. Brewers @ Cubs 8:05

15. Blue Jays @ Mariners 10:10

Wednesday, Aug.13/2014 (15 Games)

1. D-Backs @ Indians 7:05 (Interleague)

2. Red Sox @ Reds 12:35 (Interleague)

3. White Sox @ Giants 3:45 (Interleague)

4. Rockies @ Padres 6:40

5. Pirates @ Tigers 7:08 (Interleague)

6. Dodgers @ Braves 7:10

7. Twins @ Astros 2:10

8. Yankees @ Orioles 7:05

9. Athletics @ Royals 8:10

10. Phillies @ Angels 10:05 (Interleague)

11. Cardinals @ Marlins 7:10

12. Rays @ Rangers 8:05

13. Nationals @ Mets 7:10

14. Brewers @ Cubs 8:05

15. Blue Jays @ Mariners 10:10

Thursday, Aug.14/2014 (10 Games)

1. D-Backs @ Marlins 7:10

2. Astros @ Red Sox 7:10

3. Dodgers @ Braves 12:10

4. Athletics @ Royals 2:10

5. Pirates @ Tigers 1:08 (Interleague)

6, Padres @ Cardinals 8:15

7. Rays @ Rangers 8:05

8. Nationals @ Mets 7:10

9. Brewers @ Cubs 2:20

10. Reds @ Rockies 8:40

Friday, Aug.15/2014 (15 Games)

1. Angels @ Rangers 8:05

2. D-Backs @ Marlins 7:10

3. Orioles @ Indians 7:05

4. Cubs @ Mets 7:10

5. Astros @ Red Sox 7:10

6. Brewers @ Dodgers 10:10

7. Yankees @ Rays 7:10

8. Athletics @ Braves 7:35 (Interleague)

9. Phillies @ Giants 10:15

10. Pirates @ Nationals 7:05

11. Padres @ Cardinals 8:15

12. Mariners @ Tigers 7:08

13. Blue Jays @ White Sox 8:10

14. Royals @ Twins 8:10

15. Reds @ Rockies 8:40

Saturday, Aug.16/2014 (15 Games)

1. Angels @ Rangers 8:05

2. D-Backs @ Marlins 7:10

3. Orioles @ Indians 7:05

4. Cubs @ Mets 7:10

5. Astros @ Red Sox 7:10

6. Brewers @ Dodgers 9:10

7. Yankees @ Rays 4:10

8. Athletics @ Braves 7:10 (Interleague)

9. Phillies @ Giants 4:05

10. Pirates @ Nationals 7:05

11. Padres @ Cardinals 7:15

12. Mariners @ Tigers 7:08

13. Blue Jays @ White Sox 7:10

14. Royals @ Twins 7:10

15. Reds @ Rockies 8:10

Sunday, Aug.17/2014 (15 Games)

1. Angels @ Rangers 3:05

2. D-Backs @ Marlins 1:10

3. Orioles @ Indians 1:05

4. Cubs @ Mets 1:10

5. Astros @ Red Sox 1:35

6. Brewers @ Dodgers 4:10

7. Yankees @ Rays 1:40

8. Athletics @ Braves 1:35 (Interleague)

9. Phillies @ Giants 4:05

10. Pirates @ Nationals 5:05

11. Padres @ Cardinals 2:15

12. Mariners @ Tigers 1:08

13. Blue Jays @ White Sox 2:10

14. Royals @ Twins 2:10

15. Reds @ Rockies 4:10

Week 21

Monday, Aug.18/2014 (8 Games)

1. Angels @ Red Sox 7:10

2. D-Backs @ Nationals 7:05

3. Braves @ Pirates 7:05

4. Orioles @ White Sox 8:10

5. Cubs @ Mets 12:10

6. Reds @ Cardinals 8:15

7. Mariners @ Philllies 7:05 (Interleague)

8. Royals @ Twins 8:10

Tuesday, Aug.19/2014 (15 Games)

1. Angels @ Red Sox 7:10

2. D-Backs @ Nationals 7:05

3. Braves @ Pirates 7:05

4. Orioles @ White Sox 8:10

5. Reds @ Cardinals 8:15

6. Tigers @ Rays 7:10

7. Astros @ Yankees 7:05

8. Mets @ Athletics 10:05 (Interleague)

9. Padres @ Dodgers 10:10

10. Rangers @ Marlins 7:10 (Interleague)

11. Mariners @ Phillies 7:05 (Interleague)

12. Giants @ Cubs 8:05

13. Indians @ Twins 8:10

14. Blue Jays @ Brewers 8:10 (Interleague)

15. Royals @ Rockies 8:40

Wednesday, Aug.20/2014 (15 Games)

1. Angels @ Red Sox 7:10

2. D-Backs @ Nationals 7:05

3. Braves @ Pirates 7:05

4. Orioles @ White Sox 8:10

5. Reds @ Cardinals 7:15

6. Tigers @ Rays 7:10

7. Astros @ Yankees 7:05

8. Mets @ Athletics 3:35 (Interleague)

9. Padres @ Dodgers 10:10

10. Rangers @ Marlins 7:10 (Interleague)

11. Mariners @ Phillies 1:05 (Interleague)

12. Blue Jays @ Brewers 8:10 (Interleague)

13. Giants @ Cubs 8:05

14. Indians @ Twins 8:10

15. Royals @ Rockies 8:40

Thursday, Aug.21/2014 (8 Games)

1. Angels @ Red Sox 7:10

2. D-Backs @ Nationals 4:05

3. Braves @ Reds 7:10

4. Tigers @ Rays 1:10

5. Astros @ Yankees 7:05

6. Padres @ Dodgers 10:10

7. Giants @ Cubs 8:05

8. Indians @ Twins 8:10

*** There is no Interleague Today (Aug.21)

Friday, Aug.22/2014 (15 Games)

1. Angels @ Athletics 10:05

2. Braves @ Reds 7:10

3. White Sox @ Yankees 7:05

4. Astros @ Indians 7:05

5. Royals @ Rangers 8:05

6. Mets @ Dodgers 10:10

7. Mariners @ Red Sox 7:10

8. Giants @ Nationals 7:05

9. Orioles @ Cubs 2:20 (Interleague)

10. Cardinals @ Phillies 7:05

11. Rays @ Blue Jays 7:07

12. Tigers @ Twins 8:10

13. Pirates @ Brewers 8:10

14. Marlins @ Rockies 8:40

15. Padres @ D-Backs 9:40

Saturday, Aug.23/2014 (15 Games)

1. Angels @ Athletics 9:05

2. Braves @ Reds 7:10

3. White Sox @ Yankees 1:05

4. Astros @ Indians 7:05

5. Royals @ Rangers 8:05

6. Mets @ Dodgers 9:10

7. Mariners @ Red Sox 1:35

8. Giants @ Nationals 4:05

9. Tigers @ Twins 7:10

10 Marlins @ Rockies 8:10

11. Rays @ Blue Jays 1:07

12. Orioles @ Cubs 4:05 (Interleague)

13. Cardinals @ Phillies 7:05

14. Pirates @ Brewers 7:10

15. Padres @ D-Backs 9:40

Sunday, Aug.24/2014 (15 Games)

1. Angels @ Athletics 4:05

2. Braves @ Reds 1:10

3. White Sox @ Yankees TBD

4. Astros @ Indians 1:05

5. Royals @ Rangers 3:05

6. Mets @ Dodgers 4:10

7. Mariners @ Red Sox 1:35

8. Giants @ Nationals 1:35

9. Orioles @ Cubs 2:20 (Interleague)

10. Rays @ Blue Jays 1:07

11. Cardinals @ Phillies 1:35

12. Tigers @ Twins 2:10

13. Pirates @ Brewers 2:10

14. Marlins @ Rockies 4:10

15. Padres @ D-Backs 4:10

Week 22

Monday, Aug.25/2014 (9 Games)

1. Rockies @ Giants 10:15

2. Marlins @ Angels 10:05 (Interleague)

3. Brewers @ Padres 10:10

4. Athletics @ Astros 8:10

5. Cardinals @ Pirates 7:05

6. Rays @ Orioles 7:05

7. Nationals @ Phillies 7:05

8. Red Sox @ Blue Jays 7:07

9. Rangers @ Mariners 10:10

Tuesday, Aug.26/2014 (15 Games)

1. Braves @ Mets 7:10

2. Cubs @ Reds 7:10

3. Indians @ White Sox 8:10

4. Rockies @ Giants 10:15

5. Marlins @ Angels 10:05 (Interleague)

6. Brewers @ Padres 10:10

7. Twins @ Royals 8:10

8. Yankees @ Tigers 7:08

9. Athletics @ Astros 8:10

10. Cardinals @ Pirates 7:05

11. Rays @ Orioles 7:05

12. Nationals @ Phillies 7:05

13. Red Sox @ Biue Jays 7:07

14. Dodgers @ D-Backs 9:40

15. Rangers @ Mariners 10:10

Wednesday, Aug.27/2014 (15 Games)

1. Braves @ Mets 7:10

2. Cubs @ Reds 7:10

3. Indians @ White Sox 8:10

4. Rockies @ Giants 10:15

5. Marlins @ Angels 10:05 (Interleague)

6. Brewers @ Padres 10:10

7. Twins @ Royals 8:10

8. Yankees @ Tigers 7:08

9. Athletics @ Astros 8:10

10. Cardinals @ Pirates 12:35

11. Rays @ Orioles 7:05

12. Rangers @ Mariners 3:40

13. Nationals @ Phillies 7:05

14. Red Sox @ Blue Jays 7:07

15. Dodgers @ D-Backs 9:40

Thursday, Aug.28/2014 (9 Games)

1. Braves @ Mets 7:10

2. Cubs @ Reds 12:35

3. Indians @ White Sox 8:10

4. Rockies @ Giants 3:45

5. Twins @ Royals 8:10

6. Yankees @ Tigers 1:08

7. Athletics @ Angels 10:05

8. Rays @ Orioles 7:05

9. Rangers @ Astros 8:10

*** There is no Interleague Today (Aug.28)

Friday, Aug.29/2014 (15 Games)

1. Red Sox @ Rays 7:10

2. Cubs @ Cardinals 8:15

3. Reds @ Pirates 7:05

4. Indians @ Royals 8:10

5. Tigers @ White Sox 8:10

6. Dodgers @ Padres 10:10

7. Marlins @ Braves 7:35

8. Brewers @ Giants 10:15

9. Twins @ Orioles 7:05

10. Athletics @ Angels 10:05

11. Phillies @ Mets 7:10

12. Rangers @ Astros 8:10

13. Yankees @ Blue Jays 7:07

14. Rockies @ D-Backs 9:40

15. Nationals @ Mariners 10:10 (Interleague)

Saturday Aug.30/2014 (15 Games)

1. Red Sox @ Rays 7:10

2. Cubs @ Cardinals 7:15

3. Reds @ Pirates 4:05

4. Indians @ Royals 7:10

5. Tigers @ White Sox 7:10

6. Dodgers @ Padres 10:10

7. Marlins @ Braves 7:10

8. Brewers @ Giants 9:05

9. Twins @ Orioles TBD

10. Athletics @ Angels 9:05

11. Phillies @ Mets 7:10

12. Rangers @ Astros 7:10

13. Nationals @ Mariners 9:10 (Interleague)

14. Yankees @ Blue Jays 1:07

15. Rockies @ D-Backs 8:10

Sunday Aug.31/2014 (15 Games)

1. Red Sox @ Rays 1:40

2. Cubs @ Cardinals 2:15

3. Reds @ Pirates 1:35

4. Indians @ Royals 2:10

5. Tigers @ White Sox 2:10

6. Dodgers @ Padres 4:10

7. Marlins @ Braves 5:10

8. Brewers @ Giants 4:05

9. Twins @ Orioles 1:35

10. Athletics @ Angels 3:35

11. Phillies @ Mets 1:10

12. Rangers @ Astros 2:10

13. Yankees @ Blue Jays 1:07

14. Rockies @ D-Backs 4:10

15. Nationals @ Mariners 4:10 (Interleague)

September 2014

Week 23

Monday, Sept.01/2014 (12 Games)

1. D-Backs @ Padres 4:10

2. Red Sox @ Rays 1:10

3. Tigers @ Indians 4:05

4. Twins @ Orioles 1:35

5. Mets @ Marlins 1:10

6. Phillies @ Braves 1:10

7. Pirates @ Cardinals 2:15

8. Mariners @ Athletics 4:05

9. Rangers @ Royals 8:10

10. Nationals @ Dodgers 8:10

11. Brewers @ Cubs 2:20

12. Giants @ Rockies 4:10

***There is no Interleague Today (Sept.01)

Tuesday, Sept.02/2014 (15 Games)

1. Angels @ Astros 8:10

2. D-Backs @ Padres 10:10

3. Red Sox @ Yankees 7:05

4. Reds @ Orioles 7:05 (Interleague)

5. Tigers @ Indians 7:05

6. Mets @ Marlins 7:10

7. Phillies @ Braves 7:10

8. Pirates @ Cardinals 8:15

9. Mariners @ Athletics 10:05

10. Rangers @ Royals 8:10

11. Blue Jays @ Rays 7:10

12. Nationals @ Dodgers 10:10

13. Brewers @ Cubs 8:05

14. White Sox @ Twins 8:10

15. Giants @ Rockies 8:40

Wednesday, Sept.03/2014 (15 Games)

1. Angels @ Astros 8:10

2. D-Backs @ Padres 10:05

3. Red Sox @ Yankees 7:05

4. Reds @ Orioles 7:05 (Interleague)

5. Tigers @ Indians 7:05

6. Mets @ Marlins 7:10

7. Phillies @ Braves 12:10

8. Pirates @ Cardinals 1:45

9. Mariners @ Athletics 3:35

10. Rangers @ Royals 8:10

11. Blue Jays @ Rays 7:10

12. Nationals @ Dodgers 3:10

13. Giants @ Rockies 3:10

14. Brewers @ Cubs 8:05

15. White Sox @ Twins 8:10

Thursday, Sept.04/2014 (8 Games)

1. D-Backs @ Padres 10:10

2. Red Sox @ Yankees 7:05

3. Reds @ Orioles 7:05 (Interleague)

4. Tigers @ Indians 7:08

5. Mariners @ Rangers 8:05

6. Blue Jays @ Rays 7:10

7. Angels @ Twins 8:10

8. Cardinals @ Brewers 8:10

Friday, Sept.05/2014 (15 Games)

1. D-Backs @ Dodgers 10:10

2. Braves @ Marlins 7:10

3. Orioles @ Rays 7:10

4. White Sox @ Indians 7:05

5. Astros @ Athletics 10:05

6. Royals @ Yankees 7:05

7. Mets @ Reds 7:10

8. Phillies @ Nationals 7:05

9. Mariners @ Rangers 8:05

10. Giants @ Tigers 7:08 (Interleague)

11. Blue Jays @ Red Sox 7:10

12. Pirates @ Cubs 2:20

13. Angels @ Twins 8:10

14. Cardinals @ Brewers 8:10

15. Padres @ Rockies 8:40

Saturday, Sept.06/2014 (15 Games)

1. D-Backs @ Dodgers 9:10

2. Braves @ Marlins 7:10

3. Orioles @ Rays 1:10

4. White Sox @ Indians 7:05

5. Astros @ Athletics 4:05

6. Royals @ Yankees 4:05

7. Mets @ Reds 4:10

8. Phillies @ Nationals 4:05

9. Mariners @ Rangers 8:05

10. Giants @ Tigers 1:08 (Interleague)

11. Blue Jays @ Red Sox 7:10

12. Angels @ Twins 7:10

13. Cardinals @ Brewers 7:10

14. Padres @ Rockies 8:10

15. Pirates @ Cubs 4:05

Sunday, Sept.07/2014 (15 Games)

1. D-Backs @ Dodgers TBD

2. Braves @ Marlins 1:10

3. Orioles @ Rays 1:40

4. White Sox @ Indians 1:05

5. Astros @ Athletics 4:05

6. Royals @ Yankees 1:05

7. Mets @ Reds 1:10

8. Phillies @ Nationals 1:35

9. Mariners @ Rangers 3:05

10. Giants @ Tigers 1:08 (Interleague)

11. Blue Jays @ Red Sox 1:35

12. Pirates @ Cubs 2:20

13. Angels @ Twins 2:10

14. Cardinals @ Brewers 2:10

15. Padres @ Rockies 4:10

Week 24

Monday, Sept.08/2014 (11 Games)

1. Braves @ Nationals 7:05

2. Orioles @ Red Sox 7:10

3. Rockies @ Mets 7:10

4. Royals @ Tigers 7:08

5. Athletics @ White Sox 8:10

6. Padres @ Dodgers 10:10

7. Cardinals @ Reds 7:10

8. Pirates @ Phillies 7:05

9. Cubs @ Blue Jays 7:07 (Interleague)

10. Marlins @ Brewers 8:10

11. Astros @ Mariners 10:10

Tuesday, Sept.09/2014 (15 Games)

1. Angels @ Rangers 8:05

2. D-Backs @ Giants 10:15

3. Giants @ Nationals 7:05

4. Orioles @ Red Sox 7:10

5. Rockies @ Mets 7:10

6. Royals @ Tigers 7:08

7. Twins @ Indians 7:05

8. Athletics @ White Sox 8:10

9. Padres @ Dodgers 10:10

10. Cardinals @ Reds 7:10

11. Rays @ Yankees 7:05

12. Pirates @ Phillies 7:05

13. Cubs @ Blue Jays 7:07 (Interleague)

14. Marlins @ Brewers 8:10

15. Astros @ Mariners 10:10

Wednesday, Sept.10/2014 (15 Games)

1. Angels @ Rangers 8:05

2. D-Backs @ Giants 10:15

3. Giants @ Nationals 4:05

4. Orioles @ Red Sox 1:35

5. Rockies @ Mets 7:10

6. Royals @ Tigers 7:08

7. Twins @ Indians 7:05

8. Athletics @ White Sox 8:10

9. Padres @ Dodgers 10:10

10. Cardinals @ Reds 7:10

11. Rays @ Yankees 7:05

12. Pirates @ Phillies 7:05

13. Cubs @ Blue Jays 7:07 (Interleague)

14. Marlins @ Brewers 8:10

15. Astros @ Mariners 10:10

Thursday, Sept.11/2014 (10 Games)

1. Angels @ Rangers 8:05

2. D-Backs @ Giants 3:45

3. Red Sox @ Royals 8:10

4. Twins @ Indians 12:05

5. Athletics @ White Sox 2:10

6. Cardinals @ Reds 12:35

7. Rays @ Yankees 7:05

8. Nationals @ Mets 7:10

9. Pirates @ Phillies 7:05

10. Marlins @ Brewers 8:10

***There is no Interleague on this day (Sept.11)

Friday, Sept.12/2014 (15 Games)

1. Braves @ Rangers 8:05 (Interleague)

2. Red Sox @ Royals 8:10

3. Cubs @ Pirates 7:05

4. Indians @ Tigers 7:?08

5. Rockies @ Cardinals 8:15

6. Astros @ Angels 10:05

7. Dodgers @ Giants 10:15

8. Twins @ White Sox 8:10

9. Yankees @ Orioles 7:05

10. Nationals @ Mets 7:10

11. Marlins @ Phillies 7:05

12. Rays @ Blue Jays 7:07

13. Reds @ Brewers 8:10

14. Padres @ D-Backs 9:40

15. Athletics @ Mariners 10:10

Saturday, Sept.13/2014 (15 Games)

1. Braves @ Rangers 1:05 (Interleague)

2. Red Sox @ Royals 7:10

3. Cubs @ Pirates 7:05

4. Indians @ Tigers 7:08

5. Rockies @ Cardinals 7:15

6. Astros @ Angels 9:05

7. Dodgers @ Giants 9:05

8. Twins @ White Sox 7:10

9. Yankees @ Orioles 1:05

10. Nationals @ Mets 7:10

11. Athletics @ Mariners 9:10

12. Rays @ Blue Jays 1:07

13. Reds @ Brewers 7:10

14. Marlins @ Phillies 7:05

15. Padres @ D-Backs 8:10

Sunday, Sept.14/2014 (15 Games)

1. Braves @ Rangers 3:05 (Interleague)

2. Red Sox @ Royals 2:10

3. Cubs @ Pirates 1:35

4. Indians @ Tigers 1:08

5. Rockies @ Cardinals 2:15

6. Astros @ Angels 3:35

7. Dodgers @ Giants 4:05

8. Twins @ White Sox 2:10

9. Yankees @ Orioles 1:35

10. Nationals @ Mets 1:10

11. Rays @ Blue Jays 1:07

12. Marlins @ Phillies 1:35

13. Reds @ Brewers 2:10

14. Padres @ D-Backs 4:10

15. Athletics @ Mariners 4:10

Week 25

Monday, Sept.15/2014 (12 Games)

1. White Sox @ Royals 8:10

2. Indians @ Astros 8:10

3. Marlins @ Mets 7:10

4. Yankees @ Rays 7:10

5. Phillies @ Padres 10:10

6. Mariners @ Angels 10:05

7. Blue Jays @ Orioles 7:05

8. Nationals @ Braves 7:10

9. Reds @ Cubs 8:05

10. Tigers @ Twins 8:10

11. Dodgers @ Rockies 8:40

12. Giants @ D-Backs 9:40

There is No Interleague on this date (Sept.15)

Tuesday, Sept.16/2014 (15 Games)

1. Red Sox @ Pirates 7:05 (Interleague)

2. White Sox @ Royals 8:10

3. Indians @ Astros 8:10

4. Marlins @ Mets 7:10

5. Brewers @ Cardinals 8:15

6. Yankees @ Rays 7:10

7. Phillies @ Padres 10:10

8. Mariners @ Angels 10:05

9. Rangers @ Athletics 10:05

10. Blue Jays @ Orioles 7:05

11. Nationals @ Braves 7:10

12. Reds @ Cubs 8:05

13. Tigers @ Twins 8:10

14. Dodgers @ Rockies 8:40

15. Giants @ D-Backs 9:40

Wednesday, Sept.17/2014 (15 Games)

1. Red Sox @ Pirates 7:05 (Interleague)

2. White Sox @ Royals 8:10

3. Indians @ Astros 8:10

4. Marlins @ Mets 7:10

5. Brewers @ Cardinals 8:15

6. Yankees @ Rays 7:10

7. Phillies @ Padres 10:10

8. Mariners @ Angels 10:05

9. Rangers @ Athletics 10:05

10. Blue Jays @ Orioles 7:05

11. Nationals @ Braves 7:10

12. Dodgers @ Rockies 3:10

13. Giants @ D-Backs 3:40

14. Reds @ Cubs 8:05

15. Tigers @ Twins 8:10

Thursday, Sept.18/2014 (10 Games)

1. Red Sox @ Pirates 7:05 (Interleague)

2. Indians @ Astros 8:10

3. Brewers @ Cardinals 8:15

4. Phillies @ Padres 10:10

5. Mariners @ Angels 10:05

6. Blue Jays @ Yankees 7:05

7. Nationals @ Marlins 7:10

8. Rangers @ Athletics 3:35

9. Dodgers @ Cubs 8:05

10. D-Backs @ Rockies 8:40

Friday, Sept.19/2014 (15 Games)

1. Red Sox @ Orioles 7:05

2. White Sox @ Rays 7:10

3. Reds @ Cardinals 8:15

4. Tigers @ Royals 8:10

5. Brewers @ Pirates 7:05

6. Mets @ Braves 7:35

7. Phillies @ Athletics 9:35 (Interleague)

8. Mariners @ Astros 8:10

9. Giants @ Padres 10:10

10. Rangers @ Angels 10:05

11. Blue Jays @ Yankees 7:05

12. Nationals @ Marlins 7:10

13. Dodgers @ Cubs 2:20

14. D-Backs @ Rockies 8:10

15. Indians @ Twins 8:10

Saturday, Sept.20/2014 (15 Games)

1. Red Sox @ Orioles 7:05

2. White Sox @ Rays 7:10

3. Reds @ Cardinals 7:15

4. Tigers @ Royals 7:10

5. Brewers @ Pirates 7:05

6. Mets @ Braves 7:10

7. Phillies @ Athletics 4:05 (Interleague)

8. Mariners @ Astros 7:10

9. Giants @ Padres 8:40

10. Rangers @ Angels 9:05

11. Blue Jays @ Yankees TBD

12. Nationals @ Marlins 7:10

13. D-Backs @ Rockies 8:10

14. Indians @ Twins 7:10

15. Dodgers @ Cubs 4:05

Sunday, Sept.21/2014 (15 Games)

1. Red Sox @ Orioles 1:35

2. White Sox @ Rays 1:40

3. Reds @ Cardinals 2:15

4. Tigers @ Royals 2:10

5. Brewers @ Pirates 1:35

6. Mets @ Braves 1:35

7. Phillies @ Athletics 4:05 (Interleague)

8. Mariners @ Astros 2:10

9. Giants @ Padres 4:10

10. Rangers @ Angels TBD

11. Blue Jays @ Yankees 1:05

12. Nationals @ Marlins 7:10

13. Dodgers @ Cubs 2:20

14. Indians @ Twins 2:10

15. D-Backs @ Rockies 4:10

Week 26

Monday, Sept.22/2014 (11 Games)

1. Angels @ Athletics 10:05

2. Orioles @ Yankees 7:05

3. White Sox @ Tigers 7:08

4. Rockies @ Padres 10:10

5. Astros @ Rangers 8:05

6. Royals @ Indians 7:05

7. Pirates @ Braves 7:10

8. Giants @ Dodgers 10:10

9. Mariners @ Blue Jays 7:07

10. Cardinals @ Cubs 8:05

11. D-Backs @ Twins 8:10 (Interleague)

Tuesday, Sept.23/2014 (15 Games)

1. Angels @ Athletics 10:05

2. Orioles @ Yankees 7:05

3. White Sox @ Tigers 7:08

4. Rockies @ Padres 10:10

5. Astros @ Rangers 8:05

6. Royals @ Indians 7:05

7. Brewers @ Reds 7:10

8. Mets @ Nationals 7:05

9. Phillies @ Marlins 7:10

10. Pirates @ Braves 7:10

11. Giants @ Dodgers 10:10

12. Rays @ Red Sox 7:10

13. Mariners @ Blue Jays 7:07

14. Cardinals @ Cubs 8:05

15. D-Backs @ Twins 8:10 (Interleague)

Wednesday, Sept.24/2014 (15 Games)

1. Angels @ Athletics 3:35

2. Orioles @ Yankees 1:05

3. White Sox @ Tigers 1:08

4. Rockies @ Padres 10:10

5. Astros @ Rangers 8:05

6. Royals @ Indians 7:05

7. Brewers @ Reds 7:10

8. Mets @ Nationals 7:05

9. Phillies @ Marlins 7:10

10. Pirates @ Braves 7:10

11. Giants @ Dodgers 10:10

12. Rays @ Red Sox 7:10

13. D-Backs @ Twins 1:10 (Interleague)

14. Mariners @ Blue Jays 7:07

15. Cardinals @ Cubs 8:05

Thursday, Sept.25/2014 (11 Games)

1. Orioles @ Yankees 7:05

2. Royals @ White Sox 8:10

3. Brewers @ Reds 12:35

4. Twins @ Tigers 7:08

5. Mets @ Nationals 7:05

6. Athletics @ Rangers 8:05

7. Phillies @ Marlins 7:10

8. Pirates @ Braves 7:10

9. Padres @ Giants 10:15

10. Rays @ Red Sox 7:10

11. Mariners @ Blue Jays 4:07

***There is no Interleague on this date (Sept.25)

Friday, Sept.26/2014 (15 Games) (Final Weekend)

1. Rockies @ Dodgers 10:10

2. Royals @ White Sox 8:10

3. Astros @ Mets 7:10 (Interleague)

4. Marlins @ Nationals 7:05

5. Twins @ Tigers 7:08

6. Yankees @ Red Sox 7:10

7. Athletics @ Rangers 8:05

8. Pirates @ Reds 7:10

9. Padres @ Giants 10:15

10. Rays @ Indians 7:05

11. Braves @ Phillies 7:05

12. Orioles @ Blue Jays 7:07

13. Cubs @ Brewers 8:10

14. Cardinals @ D-Backs 9:40

15. Angels @ Mariners 10:10

Saturday Sept.27/2014 (15 Games)

1. Rockies @ Dodgers 9:10

2. Royals @ White Sox 7:10

3. Astros @ Mets 7:10 (Interleague)

4. Marlins @ Nationals 4:05

5. Twins @ Tigers 7:08

6. Yankees @ Red Sox 1:35

7. Athletics @ Rangers 8:05

8. Pirates @ Reds 1:10

9. Padres @ Giants 4:05

10. Rays @ Indians 6:05

15. Angels @ Mariners 9:10

12. Orioles @ Blue Jays 1:07

13. Cubs @ Brewers 7:10

14. Braves @ Phillies 7:05

15. Cardinals @ D-Backs 8:10

Sunday Sept.28/2014 (15 Games)

1. Rockies @ Dodgers 4:10

2. Royals @ White Sox 2:10

3. Astros @ Mets 1:10 (Interleague)

4. Marlins @ Nationals 1:35

5. Twins @ Tigers 1:08

6. Yankees @ Red Sox 1:35

7. Athletics @ Rangers 3:05

8. Pirates @ Reds 1:10

9. Padres @ Giants 4:05

10. Rays @ Indians 1:05

11. Orioles @ Blue Jays 1:07

12. Braves @ Phillies 1:35

13. Cubs @ Brewers 2:10

14. Cardinals @ D-Backs 4:10

15. Angels @ Mariners 4:10

End of Regular Season

The MLB Reports is coming after the MLB Schedule hard. Listen to our Audio explanation of this I did on our 2 and A Hook Podcast – at about 20 minutes in..

There will be a lot of subpages. This current page will be broken up into 2 separate main pages in Sept. We are going to the #1 Option when it comes to the MLB Schedule.

As the times of all the games listed for the MLB Schedule are posted, we will be updating them on here too. This is extremely vital for planning road trips.

I am also contemplating writing a chart that shows the distances for all of the MLB parks in coordination with all other parks.

I simply hate the way http://www.mlb.com does their schedules – and while I don’t like the NHL anymore, I have to give them kudos for the way they do their scheduling.

As a former handicapper, another thing I can’t stand is that once the game results are over, the Master Schedule of times for each game disappear after the game is over.

In MLB Box scores, it doesn’t even list if it was a day game or not. Not cool in my opinion.

if that weren’t enough, I am really going to start detailing every last trick of the trade I know for Road Travel. I understand the frustration of going on MLB Road Trips – and spending more money than anticipated.

I will work together with my fellow ballpark chasers (a lot of whom have their own websites and can save you massive amounts of knowledge with their tips.

Last year I wrote about 10 blogs for a travel series. Not only that, I am going to list make-able Double Headers Master Schedule list for every single possible scenario in the 2013 MLB Season. I do this every year.

It is not a bad way to see MLB Parks – and it is not as cost-crazy as you may think. Be sure to hit www.mlbreports.com/gwr-tracker to read all 3 years of my baseball park World Record Chases in which I give hundreds of travel tips to visit all of the parks.

Also visit www.ballparkchasers.com and see the best information sharing network for all ballpark chasers. We want to help you with your baseball park trip planning. Also visit this page where I interviewed 30 MLB Park Experts for all 30 MLB Parks last year: https://mlbreports.com/mlbhistory/.

Travel Links:

This 1st link contains a master schedule on every possible doubleheader attempt in the MLB for all parks in 2013 – https://mlbreports.com/2013/02/05/master-sked/

https://mlbreports.com/2012/05/18/payasyougo/

https://mlbreports.com/2012/05/11/travelcompanies/

https://mlbreports.com/2012/04/02/ballparkchaserconfessions/

https://mlbreports.com/2012/03/23/paypal/

https://mlbreports.com/2012/03/17/priceline-bidding/

https://mlbreports.com/2012/03/09/managing-baseball-road-trips/#more-6769

https://mlbreports.com/2012/03/02/field-of-dreams-site/

https://mlbreports.com/2012/02/24/public-transit/

https://mlbreports.com/2012/02/17/air-miles/

https://mlbreports.com/2012/02/10/carrentals/

https://mlbreports.com/2012/02/03/travel-blog-part-1/

*** The views and opinions expressed in this report are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the views of mlbreports.com and their partners***

Chuck Booth – Lead Baseball Analyst/Website Owner and author of the Fastest 30 Ballgames: To learn more about my “The Fastest 30 Ballgames Book” and how to purchase it, click here .

You can also follow my Guinness Book of World Record Successful Bid to see all 30 MLB Park in 23 Days – click here. I am happy to be part of such an awesome Magazine-Style Baseball Website and am looking forward to talking to all of the fans of the MLB.

You can reach me on Twitter here Follow @mlbreports

PICS OF ME AT ALL OF THE PARKS

Ben Fallon (Left) and Chuck Booth (Right) at Nats Park (Patriots Day 2012).

Roger Ratzenberger (Right) attended 4 games with Chuck Booth on his record journey as is also a featured ball park chaser in his book “The Fastest 30 Ball Games.” Here they are at Camden Yards on April.28/2012

One of the many games I have witnessed at CBP with a rain delay.

Ballpark Chasers Steve Fekete (left) and MLB Reports Owner (Right)

Chuck Booth (Left) and Jonathan Hacohen (Right) – MLB Reports Brass

Sitting amongst the crowd in Wrigley Field, makes it feel like you are in a Baseball “Time Warp”

My media picture before my 2009 trip.

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Chuck Booth August 2009

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Soriano Has Led The Resurgent “Bombers” – ARod’s Pending Suspension – Best Get Out Of Jail Card Ever + Reynolds Signing

Aug 16

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Thursday Aug.15/2013

Alfonso Soriano has given the Yankees team an infusion of power that they have not seen from the Right Handed hitting players in their lineup since Vernon Wells took off in April. The LF destroyed the Angels for 4 HRS and 13 RBI on Tuesday and Wednesday combined. While Cashman never liked this idea to bring back the Veteran, I called for it all the way back in April. The offense has gone back to being the Bronx Bombers, putting up 36 Runs in their last 5 Games, among a 4 – 1 record. In 18 Games for his return to NY, the 37 Year Old has a 3 Slash Line of .296/.324/.944 – with 7 HRs, 22 RBI and 17 Runs scored. –Photo courtesy of faniq.com.

By Chuck Booth (Lead Baseball Analyst/Website Owner): Follow @chuckbooth3024

Sometimes as writers we prognosticate things that end up panning out, other times our predictions are lit up bigger than a New York Dumpster Fire in the brunt of summer.

Back when Curtis Granderson was 1st hurt this year, I wrote an article on the options for the Yankees to replace him – check it out here.

I stated that I thought Vernon Wells and Alfonso Soriano would be good additions for the year – considering where the Yankees wanted to go during Mariano Rivera‘s last season.

Alfonso Soriano Grand Slam 8/14/2013

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Prince Fielder’s Consecutive Games Streak Is Haunting The Team

Aug 14

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Prince Fielder was signed to a 9 YR/$214 MIL contract before the start of the 2013 season. He is not Slugging as much as his Brewers days, however his OBP is just slightly lower. Fielder has a chance to have a Hall of Fame Career. If he can bring a World Series to Detroit, he will enhance his chances.

Prince Fielder was signed to a 9 YR/$214 MIL contract before the start of the 2012 season. With the Tigers thus far, he is not Slugging as much as his Brewers days, however his OBP is just slightly lower. Fielder has an opportunity to have a Hall of Fame Career. If he can bring a World Series to Detroit, he will enhance his chances. Heading into play today, He has played 461 games in a row – and has held the longest active streak since May.15/2012. He took over the ranks when Matt Kemp went out of the lineup for the Los Angeles Dodgers. Apparently, this streak is very important to Fielder, but at what cost can he hold it against Jim Leyland and Dave Domnbrowski if they want to have the big guy take a game off?

By Matthew Lafave (Tigers Correspondent) Follow @MatthewLafave

When Prince Fielder inked his monstrous 9 year/$214 million deal back in January of 2012, the Tigers knew exactly what they were getting: a very good hitter in his prime.

At the time of the signing, Fielder was hitting a career .282 with 230 home runs and 656 RBIs.

But the Tigers were also getting a little 181 consecutive game streak. Not too major at the time but following Tuesday night’s game against the White Sox, the streak now sits at 461 games.

Fielder once had a streak of 327 games but eventually ended due to flu-like symptoms on September 13, 2010. That was also the last game he missed.

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How All Of The Rockies Pitchers Were Acquired

Aug 13

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Tuesday Aug.13/2013

In one of the better moves done recently by Rockies management, this former Indian was picked up by the team in 2009, for a player that has never made the Major Leagues. Betancourt has a 0.994 WHIP and a 2.97 ERA in his Colorado Career – spanning 233.1 IP. Impressive considering some of the Innings lugged are in the thin air of Coors Field. At age 39 next season, the club has a Team Option for $4.25 MIL. They should do it. Their Bullpen has been better than expected.

How All Of The Rockies Pitchers Were Acquired:

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At the MLB Reports, we intend to show you the Roster Tree for the Colorado Rockies – and how they assembled their current roster for hitting and Pitching. It will work in a six degrees of separation like format.

Once we figure out the origin of how many trades going back in time it takes to see where the tree started, it will be time to dissect how the team fared on the deals.

If a player has never left the organization at all, the tree will be easy – as it will just be the year they were drafted or signed. Today, we will cover the Pitchers.

Jorge De La Rosa’s Great Start

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St. Louis Cardinals Organization: Payroll Contracts, Depth Charts + Rosters, (Majors + Minors)

Aug 12

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Monday, Aug.12/2013

The Cardinals have made it to 7 NLCS's since 2000 - going 3 - 4 in them. The Cards won the World Series in 2006 and 2011, while losing in 2004. With a plehora of awesome talent in their system, coupled with star Veterans, all playing the St. Louis way, they could be poised for another playoff run in 2013 - and for years beyond.

The Cardinals have made it to 7 NLCS’s since 2000 – going 3 – 4 in them. The Cards won the World Series in 2006 and 2011, while losing in 2004. With a plethora of awesome talent in their system, coupled with star Veterans, all playing the St. Louis way, they could be poised for another playoff run in 2013 – and for years beyond. The club is just on the fringe of the MLB’s top ten for team salaries, however they do hold the most expensive club in the NL Central. The franchise rarely doles out a bad long – term contract.

By Chuck Booth (Lead Baseball Analyst/Website Owner): Follow @chuckbooth3024 and welcome Jeff Kleiner (Salary, Roster and Depth Chart Expert for the MLB) – visit his website here Follow @prosportsroster

You guys are all in for a treat. Jeff Kleiner recently contacted me about a partnership merge for the website.

He has developed a site (prosportsrosters.com) that covers all organizational affiliates in the Minors for all of the Major League Baseball Clubs.

We are going to combine efforts to bring you the best look at salaries, current 25 Man Player Rosters and Depth Charts for all 30 teams.

Jeff is going to provide the documents in form of spreadsheets and I am going to accompany the posts with deep analysis of what the numbers tell us from my perspective.

If you can’t wait for all of my assessments for each club, go and visit Jeff’s website over at http://www.prosportsrosters.com.

In Speaking with Jeff, he is one of the more passionate fans I have come across towards the game of baseball. He spends enough time in updating his MLB Facts for it to be a Full-Time Job.

So after the usual Video Clip and READ THE REST OF THIS ENTRY button, you will find some serious &*!@?!#!

Jeff updates this page below on a daily basis. After you click on it….Bookmark it. There is a 3 year salary forecast and stats not listed here on this page.

Jeff updates these pages daily and these changes include any Roster moves!

For a Full 3 year Salary Outlook plus last years Stats for every player in the Cardinals Organization click here.

St. Louis Cardinals 2011 World Series Run – Mature Lyrics So Parental Guidance Is Advised

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MLB 30 Team Power Rankings: Week 20

Aug 11

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Sunday Aug.11/2013

Texas has fought off a July slump – and are 9 – 1 in their last 10 games. They have added reinforcements in the way of Alex Rios and Matt Garza. If they can just hold the course – and win the AL West, they have the horses and experience to challenge every other team in October. The club was the biggest mover upwards in our rankings this week – going from #10 – #4. It was not too long ago that the Rangers were sitting at just a half – dozen games above .500 – and behind the playoff bar.

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It is time for the MLB Power Rankings. These are based on my thoughts on whether who has the best chance to win the World Series.

A lot of these positions are based on who has the toughest Strength of Schedule left, who their competition is for the Division, and possibly even the League they are in,

The races for the Divisions in the NL are becoming less competitive every week. The NL East and NL West look to be done. The Pirates are within weeks of ending a 20 year playoff drought.

The Braves rattled off a 14 game winning streak – and should cruise to the NL East crown.

The Athletics are in big trouble with some of their talented offensive players not putting up numbers like they did in 2012. They now find themselves in 2nd place in the AL West.

Adrian Beltre 2 HR day in July

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The Washington Nationals Brand Of Baseball Is Hard To Watch Right Now

Aug 10

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Saturday, Aug.10/2013

Surely a team with Stephen Strasburg, Gio Gonzalez, Jordan Zimmermann, Ryan Zimmerman, Ian Desmond and Bryce Harper can at least be in the Wild Card Race being stocked with so much talent right? After an atrocious stretch, the Nats are 55 – 60 – buried 15.5 Games behind the Braves in the NL East. They are even 9 Games behind the 2nd Wild Card team (Reds). This team was supposed to challenge for a World Series, and now it will take a small miracle now to make the playoffs.

By David Huzzard (Nationals Correspondent via Citizens of Natstown.com – view website here): Follow @davidhuzzard

Digging through numbers and searching through the rubble of the Nats season to find answers to what went so horribly wrong can numb the mind.

The reasons are right there spelled out in bold and painful numbers, but many of them raise more questions than they do answers. The Nats are awful in high leverage situations.

More than .040 points of OPS worse than the next worst team.

This could simply be a sample size issue or it could be an issue of the players internalizing all the pressure or it could be that the manager makes the moments feel more tense.

The main issue with trying to find the reason behind the numbers is that some of the possible explanations are beyond our ability to know.

The Nats Mindset 6 months ago

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Who Has Earned Their $ – And Who Has Not: The Top MLB Contracts Of All – Time Part 1 of 10

Aug 10

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Saturday Aug.10/2013

Mike Piazza has been linked to admission of using PED's during. his career. This will probably not go down favorably with the BBWAA. Mike Piazza hit 427 HRs in his MLB Career (397 as a Catcher) to go along with a .308 Avg and 1335 RBI.

Mike Piazza has been linked to admission of using PED’s during. his career. This will probably not go down favorably with the BBWAA towards an entry into the Baseball Hall of Fame. Mike Piazza hit 427 HRs in his MLB Career (397 as a Catcher) to go along with a .308 Avg and 1335 RBI. From 1999 – 2005, he signed a 7 YR/$91 MIL deal with the New York Mets after being acquired from the Miami Marlins. He was full value for the franchise, hitting for a 3 Slash Line of .296/.373/.915. In the 7 years of his deal, he blasted 197 HRs and drove in 579 RBI – despite missing half of the 2003 year. He was the most prolific hitting Catcher during the era.

By Chuck Booth (Lead Baseball Analyst/Website Owner): Follow @chuckbooth3024

In doing a recent article about the Oakland Athletics and Tampa Bay Rays ways of contracts, I thought I would delve into some of the biggest contracts of ALL – Time – in order to dissect them.

I have decided to break the articles up into a 10 part series that will go through the top 53 contracts in the history of the MLB. We are going to count backwards.

Each week for the next 2 months, there will be a post over the weekend with a set of 5 or 6 players.

At the MLB Reports, we are committed to being the best overall payroll/roster/depth chart/state of the union site for each club. Bookmark our page dedicated for keeping track of this here.

Signing high 8 or 9 digit Salaries is a risky business that can cripple a franchise for many years. I mean who wouldn’t want to shed themselves of the biggest Free Agency contracts of late.

I think once we have gone through these all, you will see most of them have not lived up to the value they did – when they first received their deals.

Billy Beane, The A’s Management, The Rays front office and the Braves have been the best run franchises in terms of not making horrendous mistakes.

I have to give the ultimate edge to the A’s and Rays because of B.J. Upton‘s current 5 YR/$75 MIL contract looks to be the worst FA signing ever presently, he fell just short of being in this list.’

Tied for #49 are 5 players, and the 48 th biggest contract belongs to Mike Piazza.

Mike Piazza Post 9/11 HR

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Dodgers Have Been Pulverizing The Competition For Weeks – While The Rest Of The NL West Have Been Brutal

Aug 7

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Thursday Aug.08/2013

Despite early season rumors of Mattingly getting fired, Donnie has managed his team back into the division race after a private meeting with Dodger executives. The Dodgers are now 63 – 50 after setting a franchise record 15 game road winning streak earlier this week and are opening up a commanding lead versus their NL West brethren. Now with Yasiel Puig and Hanley Ramirez igniting the clubs offense, plus Zack Greinke coming back to the Starting Rotation, the team has begun to gel. But it is also the secondary players that have provided some clutch play of late. The team has won 33 of their last 41 Games. Now that is outstanding!

By Chuck Booth (Lead Baseball Analyst/Website Owner): Follow @chuckbooth3024

I was wrong to throw the towel in on the Dodgers at the beginning of June in an article.

While I initially had LA as my NL representative in the WS before the year started, I thought they were cooked.

Yasiel Puig was infused into the lineup, and the team has fed off of his electricity.

Zack Greinke and Hanley Ramirez then came back to facilitate the start of this hotstreak.

I am not sure I have ever seen an entire Division struggle so badly – with the exception of 1 team doing the polar opposite simultaneously, like has happened in the NL West over the last 8 weeks.

The Dodgers have been on a historical run in their ascent from last place (trailing by as much as 9.5 games on June 1st) – all the way to top of the Division (by 5 games as of right now.)

There have been countless reasons how the turnaround has transpired.

Don Mattingly has gone from the hotseat – to now being in the position where he could net himself a contract extension when the season is over.

The rest of the NL West Clubs have been incredibly anemic – and we will focus on the records since that date in this piece.

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The Humidor Effect On Baseballs At Coors Field: 11 Years In

Aug 6

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Tuesday Aug.06/2013

Since the Humidor room has been put into use at Coors Field, Team batting averages have dropped 8-10% and HRs have dropped 20-25% yearly. The Rockies still have routinely finished in the top 7 in all offensive categories for every year since 2002. This year, they lead MLB in every offensive category.

By Chuck Booth (Lead Baseball Analyst/Website Owner): Follow @chuckbooth3024

In the first 10 years of Coors Field, or the Rockies existence for that matter, the baseballs were being belted out of the park at a historically record rate.

Some of this was due to the steroid era. Most of it was arrived at by the dry air of Colorado.

The reason is simple, in dry air the ball travels further than in thin air, thus causing more frequent home runs.

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MLB 30 Team Power Rankings: Week 19

Aug 4

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Sunday Aug.04/2013

The Braves have charged out of the ALL - Star Break at a pace like they did to start the year. an 11.5 Games Lead, most of their offense is starting to click have helped the team hold down the fort now that the pitching has had vast injuries

The Braves have charged out of the ALL – Star Break at a pace like they did to start the year. They have an 11.5 Games Lead in the NL East over Washington, and most of their offense is starting to click – which have helped contributed to the team hold down the fort now that the pitching has had vast injuries.

By Chuck Booth (Lead Baseball Analyst/Website Owner): Follow @chuckbooth3024

It is time for the MLB Power Rankings. These are based on my thoughts on whether who has the best chance to win the World Series.

A lot of these positions are based on who has the toughest Strength of Schedule left, who their competition is for the Division, and possibly even the League they are in.

How unfortunate it is for the Indians and the Royals to have the Tigers winning 9 of their last ten – to fend off their those absurdly hot AL Central counterparts?

The good news for the KC and CLE teams is that the AL East are beating up on each other in the last month, while Texas will see a Nelson Cruz suspension dampen their odds of making the Post Season.

Check out the Show we did on AL and NL Rankings Here on the 2 And A Hook Podcast

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2 And A Hook Podcast # 12

Aug 2

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2 And A Hook Podcast # 12.

On today’s show, brought to you all as always by MLB Reports ( www.mlbreports.com ) & of course yours truly from The Bench Warmers Show, i get into very briefly about the A-Rod drama then the Boss Man himself of MLB Reports Chuck Booth ( @ChuckBooth3024 ) calls in on his usual segment to talk about the A.L. trades that happened in july & ranks all the A.L. teams in power rankings from 1-15 based on their strength of schedule of their remaining season! Also my return guest is the second man in charge of MLB Reports/Lead baseball columist & staff writer for www.venomstrikes.com ( @venomstrikes )Chris Lacey (@aecanada12 )!! We talked about N.L. trades that happened in july & his power rankings of all the N.L. teams from 1-15!! Also the return of everybody’s favorite segment of MLB Reports 2 & A Hook podcast, Stats & Facts!! Its a podcast you cannot miss so go check it out my baseball fanatics & SPREAD THE

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The MLB Needs To Amend Its Weighted Schedule/Payroll Flaws By The 2016 CBA Renewal!!

Aug 1

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Thursday August.1/2013

If you are a Mariners fan, your park is the furthest geographically away from another Leagues (NL) home park or vice versa (806 Miles). If your favorite team is in the NL, get your bags packed, because chances are, you will need to head on a roady in order to see your team every year. The MLB needs to address the situation for complete fairness to every single team. My plan would still be to have 44 – 52 Divisional Games, 60 other games against the 10 teams in your own league, and then to play 50 Interleague Games. Of course this isn’t even possible until the MLB and MLBPA workout a new CBA in 2016.

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Maybe it is because I am a West Cost (Vancouver B.C Canada) guy that lives 1100 Miles away from the nearest NL Ballpark, or maybe it is because I have seen it work well in other professional sports – when I worked as a pro handicapper for 3 plus years.

I am sick of seeing teams come in to town for 3 series in a year – when it might take another team 6 years to visit in Interleague.

Sure if I lived in the East Coast, in a place like New Jersey, I could have my pick of any home parks (AL + NL) within a 450 MILE radius, I may not feel the same, but even that I doubt it.

My friend Doug Miller (from Washington State), also wrote a column worth reading on this subject. He called it “Team Fatigue”. read that article here

I also wrote a similar column on MLB Baseball’s need to adapt a Payroll/Geographical Re – Alignment that could bring a huge amount of parity to the MLB in future years here.

With the Orioles playing good baseball all year, I fear they will not be playing baseball in October. You know why? It is not because they don’t deserve to be, and it will likely not be their fault. The reason is: they will have had the toughest Strength of Schedule: playing the Yankees, Blue Jays, Red Sox and Rays 76 times this year, while the Indians and Royals play extremely weak clubs like Minnesota and the White Sox a quarter of their schedules. The same can be said for the Oakland and Texas franchises feasting on the hapless (Trade Depleted Astros), and a steady dose of the Mariners (who are far easier to play than any of the 5 AL East teams).

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How The New York Yankees Acquired All Of Their Pitchers

Jul 30

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Mariano Rivera holds the ALL-Time Record for any closer (active of retired) with 641 Saves. He has been the most dominant Relief Pitcher on the planet over the last two decades. What is incredible, is that he never has a bad season - which is prone to happen to even Hall Of Fame Pitchers. Rivera also leads Active Pitchers in ERA (2.20), Games Finished (1093) and a WHIP 1.003 Add another 42 Saves, and a 0.70 ERA in 142 IP in his Post Season Career - and you are talking about the standard which any future Closer will be measured up to.

Mariano Rivera holds the ALL-Time Record for any Closer (active or retired) with 641 Saves. He has been the most dominant Relief Pitcher on the planet over the last two decades. What is incredible, is that he never has a bad season – which is prone to happen to even Hall Of Fame Pitchers. Rivera also leads Active Pitchers in ERA (2.20), Games Finished (1093) and a WHIP 1.003 Add another 42 Saves, and a 0.70 ERA in 142 IP in his Post Season Career – and you are talking about the standard which any future Closer will be measured up to.

By Chuck Booth (Lead Baseball Analyst/Website Owner): Follow @chuckbooth3024

At the MLB Reports, we intend to show you the Roster Tree for the Yankees – and how they assembled their current roster for hitting and Pitching. It will work in a six degrees of separation like format.

Once we figure out the origin of how many trades going back in time it takes to see where the tree started, it will be time to dissect how the team fared on the deals.

If a player has never left the organization at all, the tree will be easy – as it will just be the year they were drafted.

This was not as cool as doing the other Roster Trees I have done.

In fact, the Hitters were not even that fun to do, with having to go through the Alberto Gonzalez tree (from when he left the NYY the first time) – just to spice it up a little bit.

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Philadelphia Phillies Trade Possibilities

Jul 29

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Monday July.29, 2013

The year started with the struggles of two of their three ace pitchers, followed by injuries off and on to other key players – including Doc Halladaay. With their former ‘CY Young Winner’ potentially coming back at the end of the year, plus talk of possibly signing him to an incentive laden contract for 2014, added with a new deal for Chase Utley, the Phils are hoping to extend their chance of a contender for at least one more year ‘next campaign’. Improved play from Domonic Brown and Ben Revere (before being hurt) – also has cause for optimism in 2014. They will need to find a 3B, a Catcher, a new Closer and a 3rd OF, however that won’t require the farm being spent. Today we examine the possible moves by Ruben Amaro Jr. at the Trade Deadline this year before we get to that point.

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The time has come, Phillies fans. Make no mistake about what you’re seeing on the field and reading in the papers, sell mode has now become a reality.

Perhaps I may be channeling my inner Captain Obvious, but for the sake of those still holding out hope, change is a-comin’.

After the ugliest road trip in recent memory mercifully came to an end, the Philadelphia Sports Media pulled no punches welcoming several Phillies players to Seller-dome.

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Tigers Acquire Astros Closer Veras To Address Anemic Bullpen Woes – And Are Not Done Yet

Jul 29

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Jose Veras was acquired by the Tigers today, While clearly not the big name out their among Closers, he should add depth to a Bullpen that has had monumental struggles this season. This could also lead to the Tigers picking up yet another Closer in the next 48 – 60 hours like a Joe Nathan or Luke Gregerson. All of a sudden, a negative attribute could be a positive one for the team. Veras makes $1.85 MIL for 2013, and has a Team Option of $3.25 MIL for 2014 – or a Buyout of 150K. It is an inexpensive risk for Motown.

By Matthew Lafave (Tigers Correspondent) Follow @MatthewLafave

The Detroit Tigers have finally got there much needed bullpen help in the form of Astros closer Jose Veras. They sent outfielder Danry Vasquez and a player to be named later to the Astros.

Vasquez, 19-years-old, was batting .281 with Low-A West Michigan before the trade. The Tigers signed him as an international free agent out of Venezuela in 2010.

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Knorr Skippers Nats To A Win Behind Ian Krol, Lights A Fire Under The Club – Winning 4 of 5

Jul 29

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Monday, July.29th/2013

The Nationals don’t have the best history when it comes to their win loss record, but the 2012 season brought on a lot of “what could have been” from fans in the area hungry for a championship. In 2011, Davey Johnson took the manager’s role after Jim Riggleman decided to (as it is now rightfully dubbed) pull a Riggleman and walk out on the team because of his dispute with Mike Rizzo regarding a contract extension. Since then, Davey Johnson has been loved by the D.C. fanbase and players alike because of his honest criticisms and confidence in players.

By Matthew Davila (Nationals Correspondent via Citizens of Natstown.com – view website here): Follow @sodapop6548

In 2011,Davey Johnson was a welcome breath of fresh air.

Jim Riggleman was just kind of there, a place holder manager, but at the time there was no reason to fire him.

There were concerns at times over Jim Riggleman “losing the clubhouse,” but that is standard the-team-isn’t-playing-great jargon. When Riggleman walked out, things changed greatly.

Davey Johnson made it his mission to get a slumping Jayson Werth going and to figure out why it was that Ian Desmond, who had flashed power in the past, wasn’t able to put any baseballs into the seats.

Davey Johnson was not afraid to point out when a pitcher wasn’t doing his job, either.

Things Haven’t Been As Rosy In 2013 For Davey Johnson

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Mission Impossible: Trading Chase Utley

Jul 28

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Sunday July.28, 2013

Several general managers around the league will be jockeying for position over the next few days to make their pitch to Ruben Amaro Jr. for the rights to employ Utley, who is arguably Philadelphia’s most beloved & admired athlete in the city’s history. However, even if Don Corleone made Amaro an offer he can’t refuse, I’d tend to lean towards the belief that he’d send the horse head back with his deepest regrets. In the past 48 hours, there have been encouraging signs of a contract extension brewing between the Phillies and Utley.

By Chris Creighton (Phillies Correspondent via http://www.warrroomphilly.com – visit the website here) Follow @WARROOMPHLCHRIS

There are some things in life that can never be done. For example, it is impossible to move your leg in a clockwise circle and simultaneously draw the number “6”.

Now that you know this, I’ll give you time to try it, go ahead. It is impossible to run in flip-flops…for which there should probably be an Olympic event.

It is impossible to sneeze with your eyes open and finally, it’s GOT to be darned near impossible for the Phillies to trade Chase Utley. Right?

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MLB 30 Team Power Rankings: Week 18: Trade Deadline Edition

Jul 28

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Sunday July.28/2013

The Dodgers have won 25 out of their last 31, play in the weakest division in the MLB right now, and other than Arizona, do not have much competition. Solid Pitching and a revamped healthy lineup has led the charge. They climbed all the way up to 6th in this weeks rankings. The Dodgers have a 230 Million Dollar Plus payroll, and have no plans to slow down in this offseason. It may actually be a blessing in disguise if this team makes a long run in the playoffs. It has been speculated they will pursue Robinson Cano this winter. I have predicted they will offer him a 7 – 8 year deal worth $30 MIL per annum.

By Chuck Booth (Lead Baseball Analyst/Website Owner): Follow @chuckbooth3024

The Detroit Tigers finds itself back on top of our rankings. It was a hard decision between them and the Atlanta Braves.

The prevailing thought is that I am more confident in the “Motown Boys” to make the World Series.

Since starting the year 12 – 11, the Braves have only gone 47 – 44. Lets just say the should finish the season with about 89 wins. That would force Washington to go 38 – 19 in their final 57 Games.

I fully expect the Nationals to take off at any part in the season, so this is not a foreign concept.

In contrast, I don’t believe in either the Indians or Royals to near 90 wins like the Tigers should have by seasons end.

With a bypass to eliminate the Wild Card Game, Detroit is our #1 team.

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Detroit Tigers: Team Payroll, Depth Charts + Rosters, (Majors And Minors)

Jul 27

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Justin Verlander is one of about 10 True Pitching Aces in the game right now that are starters. Verlander can throw 100 MPH at any time in the game, plus seems to ramp it up as the game progresses. The 30 Year Old just signed a massive contract extension that runs through 2019. His 7 YR Deal is worth $180 MIL, and there is a Vesting Option for 2020. JV is having his toughest season a pro – with a 10 – 8 record – and a 3.99 ERA in 2013 so far. He is still 134 – 73 (.647) for his career – with a 3.45 ERA. He has a CY Young (2011), and 4 other top 7 CY Young Voting Finishes. With Scherzer and he anchoring the staff, along with Fielder and Cabrera manning the offense they should dominate the AL Central for a few more years to come.

We are going to combine efforts to bring you the best look at salaries, current 25 Man Player Rosters and Depth Charts for all 30 teams.

Jeff is going to provide the documents in form of spreadsheets and I am going to accompany the posts with deep analysis of what the numbers tell us from my perspective.

If you can’t wait for all of my assessments for each club, go and visit Jeff’s website over at http://www.prosportsrosters.com.

In Speaking with Jeff, he is one of the more passionate fans I have come across towards the game of baseball. He spends enough time in updating his MLB Facts for it to be a Full-Time Job.

So after the usual Video Clip and READ THE REST OF THIS ENTRY button, you will find some serious &*!@?!#!

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The Arizona Diamondbacks Best Hitters (1998 – 2013): Part 2 Of A 3 Part Series

Jul 26

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Friday July.26th/2013

$The Arizona Diamondbacks are only 6 games behind .500 for the franchises existence, and are just fraction percentages away from the LA Angels for the best record all time by an expansion franchise. They have a solid crop of young players that could end up on this list a few years down the road.$

The Arizona Diamondbacks are only 6 games behind .500 for the franchises existence, and are just fraction percentages away from the LA Angels for the best record all time by an expansion franchise. They have a solid crop of young players that could end up on this list a few years down the road. Chase Field has seen some great offensive seasons from its players. Whether it was Luis Gonzalez blasting 57 HRs in 2012 (3rd ALL Time Single Season Best for an NL LHB, behind Barry Bonds 73 – 2001 and Ryan Howard’s 58 in 2006), or Mark Reynolds cracking 44 Round Trippers, while Striking out 223 times for a MLB Record in 2009, it hasn’t been dull in the desert for the clubs offense.

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The Arizona Diamondbacks have been one of the better franchises in the last 15 years, despite being one of the newest teams.

Unlike their expansion cousins the Tampa Bay Rays, that went through 9 years, before reeling off 5 straight winning seasons, the DBacks won the World Series in just their 4th year of existence.

The team has been able to make 5 playoff years in their 14 years. This year, they are right in the thick of the race, so they could possibly add a 6th Post Season Birth to their resume.

The team has lacked a lot of long – term hitters for the club, however they have had their share of big seasons.

From “Gonzo” to “Goldy”, we will honor all of these guys in this post.

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How All Of The Nats Players Were Acquired: (Trade, Signed, Drafted, Waiver Wire) + Analysis

Jul 23

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How All Of The Washington Nationals Players Were Acquired:

Strasburg and Harper are the franchises future. Through drafting and smart trades, the club is now considered one of the best talented clubs in the MLB as of now. Despite dealing with several injuries this current 2013 season – the future is definitely bright in DC. The club has strong pitching in the Major Leagues – with some help coming for more years to come. They have potential ALL – Stars in almost every position. Lets see how all of the players were acquired.

Tuesday July.23/2013

By Chuck Booth (Lead Baseball Analyst/Website Owner): Follow @chuckbooth3024

At the MLB Reports, we intend to show you the Roster Tree for the Washington Nationals – and how they assembled their current roster for hitting and Pitching. It will work in a six degrees of separation like format.

Once we figure out the origin of how many trades going back in time it takes to see where the tree started, it will be time to dissect how the team fared on the deals.

If a player has never left the organization at all, the tree will be easy – as it will just be the year they were drafted or signed.

The Rise of the Nationals

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MLB 30 Team Power Rankings: Week 17

Jul 21

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The Cardinals are the big benefactor of an early July swoon by the Pirates. Will this team make some moves at the deadline – to aid the young Starting Rotation Innings? Will Chris Carpenter be able to make an impact for the club at some point this campaign? They sit perched back up upon the MLBR Power Rankings for now. The Cards have made 7 out of the last 12 NLCS showdowns – holding a 3 – 4 record in those years – and a 2 – 1 mark in the World Series.

By Chuck Booth (Lead Baseball Analyst/Website Owner): Follow @chuckbooth3024

The Tampa Bay Rays are making a huge statement. Even as I write this post, they have a commanding 4 – 1 lead on the Toronto Blue Jays, which would make the 58 – 41, and no worse than 1.5 Games Behind the Boston Red Sox heading into play tomorrow.

The Rays will head to Fenway Park right after this for a four game series – before concluding a 10 game Road Swing at Yankee Stadium. They could end up in 1st place in the AL East by next week.

With their pitching strength – and new underrated offense, would anyone pick against them for the rest of the season? I have slotted them 7 positions higher than the previous week.

Chris Carpenter 5 months ago, He is now rehabbing in the Minor Leagues with a chance to come back in 2013 – Amazing!

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Triple Play Podcast Predictions Revisited from The Beginning Of The Year: Over/Under Wins

Jul 21

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Sunday July.21/2013

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Back on Mar.10 and Mar.24th, the Triple Play Podcast predicted the season win totals over or under for each one of the 30 teams. Lets see how we are all doing.

I will say that my prediction of Dodgers and Angels in the World Series is not looking promising, however Patrick Beaulieu picked the Jays and Reds. Chris picked the Nationals and Tigers. Lets all say, we will probably not be taken out Vegas with these picks, however I think we are going to win more than losing here.

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On today’s 1st Podcast ever, Patrick, Chris and I shared our American League Predictions via Vegas Odds on Win totals. There was a bit more ‘Canadiana Flag waving’ than usual at the Reports – and Houston, you know I still love you right?? (was there for the beginning of Altuve Movement – however I did harp on the fact that AL West Teams are going to be fattening up their win totals on your club this year.)

Just Hit the Play Button and Enjoy the Ride For the AL Preview!

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National League Preview Show (Triple Play Podcast) – download it right here.

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Greg Holland’s Dominating 1st Half

Jul 21

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Greg Holland has picked up in the 2nd half exactly where he left off in the 1st half, with back to back Saves versus the AL Central leading Tigers to start the Post ALL – Star portion of their 2013 campaign. Holland, The 27 Year Old from Marion. NC, is 2 – 1, with a 1.70 ERA and 24 Saves in 35 IP – and a phenomenal 61 Strikeouts. He made his 1st ALL – Star game in New York City last week, and has provided a dominant Closer for the Royals.

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It seems like a distant memory now, but controversy existed in the backend of the Royals bullpen during the first week of the 2013 season.

Greg Holland, the incumbent at the closer position, had a shaky first couple of appearances and some were anxious to have set-up man Kelvin Herrera take over the reins.

Herrera, the hard-throwing 23-year old, led the American League in 2012 in average speed per-pitch, according to PitchFX, at 97.4 MPH.

Herrera complicated the situation by gathering two early saves, striking out all four outs he recorded in those saves.

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