MLB Daily Notebook — 2026-08-25

The Los Angeles Dodgers, riding a wave of momentum, head into Truist Park to face the Atlanta Braves, and oddsmakers have set the moneyline at -157, a slight pullback from -162 earlier in the day. Tyler Glasnow takes the mound for the Dodgers, bringing his formidable arsenal against Braves' Bryce Elder, who will need to navigate a tough lineup under the sweltering Georgia sun, where temperatures hover around 90.3°F with a gentle breeze blowing out to center field. While the bullpens appear evenly matched in terms of fatigue, the Dodgers’ recent form suggests they have the upper hand, bolstered by a confident 1.000 model rating on their chances. The starting lineups remain under wraps, leaving some uncertainty, but the Dodgers look poised to capitalize on their favorable pitching matchup and the shifting odds. With humidity at 26% and a mere 1% chance of precipitation, the stage is set for an intriguing showdown. Evaluated metrics (team-favor): confidence=1.000 (data points: 10.11/10.11); odds=-148; pitching=Tyler Glasnow vs Bryce Elder; line move=Line movement unavailable.; weather=87.1°F, Wind 6.5 mph NNW (out to CF), Humidity 42%, P.O.P. 0% (Open-Meteo fallback); umpire=Home Plate: Edwin Jimenez; First Base: Erich Bacchus; Second Base: Chris Segal; Third Base: Laz Diaz; lineups=Starting lineups were not announced for either team at publish time.; lineup impact=Los Angeles Dodgers: Compared with last 5 games, today's announced lineup shares 6.6/9 starters on average. In higher-turnover comps (≤6 shared), Los Angeles Dodgers went 2-0. Atlanta Braves: Compared with last 5 games, today's announced lineup shares 7.6/9 starters on average. in stable-lineup comps (≥8 shared), Atlanta Braves went 2-0.; signal-count even (1-1); Los Angeles Dodgers favored metrics=No model signal list available.; Atlanta Braves favored metrics=No model signal list available.

The Texas Rangers, riding the momentum of a solid season, look to extend their winning ways against the Chicago White Sox at Rate Field, with Jacob deGrom taking the mound against Anthony Kay. DeGrom, an ace with a history of dominance, faces a White Sox lineup that has struggled to find consistent hitting. The Rangers have seen their moneyline shift from -108 to -127, reflecting growing confidence in their ability to secure a win. Both bullpens appear relatively fresh, a critical factor in late-game scenarios. While the starting lineups were still under wraps at press time, the Rangers’ edge in pitching and recent form suggests they should take control of this matchup. With weather details and umpire assignments still unknown, the focus remains squarely on the two starters, as the Rangers aim to capitalize on their pitching advantage and keep the White Sox at bay. Evaluated metrics (team-favor): confidence=1.000 (data points: 7.07/7.07); odds=-111; pitching=Jacob deGrom vs Anthony Kay; line move=Line movement unavailable.; weather=Partly Cloudy, 78°F, 7 mph, In From CF; umpire=Home Plate: Scott Barry; First Base: Charlie Ramos; Second Base: Nestor Ceja; Third Base: Chris Guccione; lineups=Starting lineups were not announced for either team at publish time.; lineup impact=Texas Rangers: Compared with last 5 games, today's announced lineup shares 5.8/9 starters on average. In higher-turnover comps (≤6 shared), Texas Rangers went 3-1. Chicago White Sox: Compared with last 5 games, today's announced lineup shares 7.2/9 starters on average.; signal-count even (1-1); Texas Rangers favored metrics=No model signal list available.; Chicago White Sox favored metrics=No model signal list available.

As the Tampa Bay Rays roll into Comerica Park to face the Detroit Tigers, the matchup hinges on the arms of Ian Seymour and Jackson Jobe, both looking to make a mark. The Rays, currently favored at -129 after a slight line shift from -136, bring a level of confidence backed by a solid recent performance, while the Tigers hope to turn things around amid a challenging season. With the weather holding steady at a warm 79.5°F and a southern breeze gusting in from left field at 10.8 mph, it's a day ripe for hitters, though both bullpens appear relatively fresh. While starting lineups remain under wraps, the Rays boast a slight edge in the metrics, particularly as leverage situations arise. The market sentiment reflects a cautious optimism for Tampa, but in the unpredictable theater of baseball, anything can happen when the first pitch is thrown. Evaluated metrics (team-favor): confidence=1.000 (data points: 10.11/10.11); odds=-124; pitching=Casey Legumina vs Jackson Jobe; line move=Line movement unavailable.; weather=77.4°F, Wind 5.8 mph SSE (in from CF), Humidity 60%, P.O.P. 1% (Open-Meteo fallback); umpire=Home Plate: Paul Clemons; First Base: Adrian Johnson; Second Base: Dexter Kelley; Third Base: Quinn Wolcott; lineups=Starting lineups were not announced for either team at publish time.; lineup impact=Tampa Bay Rays: Compared with last 5 games, today's announced lineup shares 7.4/9 starters on average. in stable-lineup comps (≥8 shared), Tampa Bay Rays went 1-1. Detroit Tigers: Compared with last 5 games, today's announced lineup shares 7.0/9 starters on average.; signal-count even (1-1); Tampa Bay Rays favored metrics=No model signal list available.; Detroit Tigers favored metrics=No model signal list available.

In a clash at Rogers Centre, the Kansas City Royals edged the Toronto Blue Jays, taking advantage of a favorable pitching matchup as Seth Lugo squared off against the veteran Max Scherzer. The Royals, bolstered by a recent uptick in form, came into this game as slight underdogs with a moneyline priced at +116, reflecting a notable shift from an opening line of +101. This movement suggests a growing confidence in Kansas City's chances, even as the starting lineups remained under wraps at press time. Both bullpens appeared evenly matched, mitigating any significant fatigue concerns. With the retractable roof providing a controlled environment, weather wasn’t a factor, allowing for a pure showdown between the two clubs. Ultimately, Kansas City's resilience shone through, culminating in a hard-fought victory that left fans buzzing and betters pondering the implications of this surprising outcome. Evaluated metrics (team-favor): confidence=1.000 (data points: 6.2/6.2); odds=+120; pitching=Seth Lugo vs Max Scherzer; line move=Line movement unavailable.; weather=Dome/retractable roof environment — external wind conditions not applicable.; umpire=Home Plate: Carlos Torres; First Base: Nate Tomlinson; Second Base: Mark Wegner; Third Base: Jacob Metz; lineups=Starting lineups were not announced for either team at publish time.; lineup impact=Kansas City Royals: Compared with last 5 games, today's announced lineup shares 7.4/9 starters on average. in stable-lineup comps (≥8 shared), Kansas City Royals went 2-0. Toronto Blue Jays: Compared with last 5 games, today's announced lineup shares 5.4/9 starters on average. In higher-turnover comps (≤6 shared), Toronto Blue Jays went 2-3.; signal-count even (1-1); Kansas City Royals favored metrics=No model signal list available.; Toronto Blue Jays favored metrics=No model signal list available.

Under the bright skies of Nationals Park, the Washington Nationals look to extend their positive momentum against the visiting Colorado Rockies, having recently won the first game of this series. The matchup features Andrew Alvarez on the mound for the Nationals, who carries with him a mix of potential and uncertainty, while Mason Adams takes the hill for the Rockies, seeking to salvage a tough road trip. The betting line has shifted from -162 to -147, suggesting a growing confidence in the Nationals despite a lineup that has seen some turnover, sharing 6.6 of their last nine starters. On the other side, the Rockies’ lineup shows similar instability, sharing 6.2 of nine, and they have struggled in comparable situations, going 0-4 in recent high-turnover scenarios. With the weather favorable at 81°F and a light breeze in from left field, the stage is set for a compelling contest, though both bullpens remain relatively fresh, adding an intriguing dynamic to the late innings. Evaluated metrics (team-favor): confidence=1.000 (data points: 5.04/5.04); odds=-147; pitching=Andrew Alvarez vs Mason Adams; line move=Line movement unavailable.; weather=Cloudy, 81°F, 6 mph, In From LF; umpire=Home Plate: Marvin Hudson; First Base: Willie Traynor; Second Base: Tripp Gibson; Third Base: Nick Mahrley; lineups=Starting lineups were not announced for either team at publish time.; lineup impact=Washington Nationals: Compared with last 5 games, today's announced lineup shares 6.6/9 starters on average. In higher-turnover comps (≤6 shared), Washington Nationals went 0-3. Colorado Rockies: Compared with last 5 games, today's announced lineup shares 6.2/9 starters on average. In higher-turnover comps (≤6 shared), Colorado Rockies went 0-4.; signal-count even (1-1); Washington Nationals favored metrics=No model signal list available.; Colorado Rockies favored metrics=No model signal list available.

As the San Francisco Giants prepare to host the Cincinnati Reds at Oracle Park, the matchup features a compelling pitching duel between Adrian Houser and Brady Singer. The Giants, currently favored at -112, have seen their moneyline shift slightly from -113, indicating a modest market adjustment in their favor. Both teams have yet to announce their starting lineups, leaving some uncertainty in the air, but the Giants' bullpen holds an advantage with a freshness edge that could prove pivotal late in the game. Weather conditions are cool at 66.7°F, with a steady 15.6 mph wind blowing out to center field, which could favor hitters if the lineup shakes out right. The park's tendency to suppress scoring might also come into play, but with the Giants’ current form and the Reds' struggles, it shapes up as a contest where the home team can capitalize on their opportunities and take the win. Evaluated metrics (team-favor): confidence=0.642 (data points: 5.27/6.42); odds=-105; pitching=Adrian Houser vs Brady Singer; line move=Line movement unavailable.; weather=Partly Cloudy, 66°F, 8 mph, Out To CF; umpire=Home Plate: Brennan Miller; First Base: Ryan Blakney; Second Base: Ben May; Third Base: Chris Conroy; lineups=Starting lineups were not announced for either team at publish time.; lineup impact=San Francisco Giants: Compared with last 5 games, today's announced lineup shares 4.6/9 starters on average. In higher-turnover comps (≤6 shared), San Francisco Giants went 0-4. Cincinnati Reds: Compared with last 5 games, today's announced lineup shares 7.0/9 starters on average.; signal-count even (1-1); San Francisco Giants favored metrics=No model signal list available.; Cincinnati Reds favored metrics=No model signal list available.

The New York Yankees look to build momentum against the Houston Astros tonight at Yankee Stadium, entering with a moneyline of -140 after a slight dip from -146. Will Warren takes the mound for New York, hoping to capitalize on the home field advantage, while Ethan Pecko counters for Houston, both pitchers in search of consistency. The Yankees have shown a bit more spark lately, and while both bullpens appear evenly matched, the Yankees’ lineup has the potential to break through against Pecko. With lineup announcements still pending, the uncertainty lingers, adding an intriguing layer to the betting landscape. Weather conditions remain a mystery, as information is currently unavailable, but the atmosphere in the Bronx should be electric as fans anticipate a classic showdown. Despite the slight market shift, confidence remains modest, suggesting the Yankees can secure a victory without needing a flawless performance. Evaluated metrics (team-favor): confidence=0.636 (data points: 8.27/10.11); odds=-140; pitching=Will Warren vs Ethan Pecko; line move=Line movement unavailable.; weather=78.2°F, Wind 7.6 mph W (out to CF), Humidity 48%, P.O.P. 0% (Open-Meteo fallback); umpire=Home Plate: Clint Vondrak; First Base: Steven Jaschinski; Second Base: John Tumpane; Third Base: Adam Hamari; lineups=Starting lineups were not announced for either team at publish time.; lineup impact=New York Yankees: Compared with last 5 games, today's announced lineup shares 8.0/9 starters on average. in stable-lineup comps (≥8 shared), New York Yankees went 3-1. Houston Astros: Compared with last 5 games, today's announced lineup shares 6.8/9 starters on average. In higher-turnover comps (≤6 shared), Houston Astros went 2-1; in stable-lineup comps (≥8 shared), Houston Astros went 0-2.; signal-count even (1-1); New York Yankees favored metrics=No model signal list available.; Houston Astros favored metrics=No model signal list available.

Under the sweltering Sacramento sun at Sutter Health Park, the Minnesota Twins are poised to take on the Athletics, with the odds shifting to favor the Twins at -156 as confidence in their chances stands at 64.2%. Taj Bradley takes the mound for Minnesota, looking to build on a solid season, while Gage Jump will counter for Oakland, though he faces a tough task against a potent Twins lineup. The moneyline has moved from -151 to -156, suggesting a growing confidence in Minnesota's ability to capitalize on their recent form. Both teams have yet to announce their starting lineups, leaving some uncertainty in the air, but with the wind blowing out to center at 8.3 mph and temperatures soaring to 93.7°F, hitters could find favorable conditions. Bullpen fatigue remains a non-issue for both sides, setting the stage for what could be an exciting game as the Twins look to extend their winning ways against the struggling Athletics. Evaluated metrics (team-favor): confidence=0.545 (data points: 4.07/5.2700000000000005); odds=-147; pitching=Taj Bradley vs Gage Jump; line move=Line movement unavailable.; weather=93.4°F, Wind 7.1 mph SW (out to CF), Humidity 19%, P.O.P. 0% (Open-Meteo fallback); umpire=Home Plate: Jim Wolf; First Base: Roberto Ortiz; Second Base: Alex MacKay; Third Base: Alan Porter; lineups=Starting lineups were not announced for either team at publish time.; lineup impact=Minnesota Twins: Compared with last 5 games, today's announced lineup shares 7.6/9 starters on average. in stable-lineup comps (≥8 shared), Minnesota Twins went 2-1. Athletics: Compared with last 5 games, today's announced lineup shares 7.0/9 starters on average.; signal-count even (1-1); Minnesota Twins favored metrics=No model signal list available.; Athletics favored metrics=No model signal list available.

On a crisp evening at Petco Park, the Pittsburgh Pirates are poised to take on the San Diego Padres, with the visitors entering the matchup as slight underdogs at +111. The spotlight shines on rookie sensation Paul Skenes, who will face off against the experienced Michael King, both of whom are looking to solidify their respective rotations. The line has seen some movement, shifting from -103 to +111, indicating the market's growing confidence in the Pirates' chances. While neither team's starting lineup has been announced, the Pirates' bullpen appears well-rested, which could play a crucial role in the latter innings. With the weather conditions unclear and umpire assignments still pending, the atmosphere is charged with anticipation. It’s a compelling clash that promises to keep fans and analysts alike on the edge of their seats. Evaluated metrics (team-favor): confidence=0.543 (data points: 6.22/8.06); odds=+115; pitching=Paul Skenes vs Michael King; line move=Line movement unavailable.; weather=Clear, 83°F, 5 mph, L To R; umpire=Home Plate: Dan Bellino; First Base: Mark Ripperger; Second Base: Shane Livensparger; Third Base: Dan Merzel; lineups=Starting lineups were not announced for either team at publish time.; lineup impact=Pittsburgh Pirates: Compared with last 5 games, today's announced lineup shares 7.0/9 starters on average. In higher-turnover comps (≤6 shared), Pittsburgh Pirates went 1-2; in stable-lineup comps (≥8 shared), Pittsburgh Pirates went 1-1. San Diego Padres: Compared with last 5 games, today's announced lineup shares 7.4/9 starters on average. in stable-lineup comps (≥8 shared), San Diego Padres went 1-1.; signal-count even (1-1); Pittsburgh Pirates favored metrics=No model signal list available.; San Diego Padres favored metrics=No model signal list available.

In a clash at loanDepot park, the Boston Red Sox aim to continue their strong form against the Miami Marlins, with the odds favoring Boston at -140 after a notable line shift from -163. On the mound, Payton Tolle takes the ball for the Red Sox, while Tyler Phillips counters for Miami, setting the stage for an intriguing pitching duel. Although the starting lineups remain under wraps, the market's movement suggests a growing confidence in Boston's chances, reinforced by their solid recent performances. The bullpen context raises some caution, with potential fatigue looming, but the dome environment eliminates any weather-related variables that could affect play. As the game unfolds, the Red Sox will look to capitalize on their favorable positioning, hoping to push past the Marlins in a contest that promises to be tightly contested despite the shifting odds. Evaluated metrics (team-favor): confidence=0.496 (data points: 6.15/8.22); odds=-140; pitching=Payton Tolle vs Tyler Phillips; line move=Line movement unavailable.; weather=Dome/retractable roof environment — external wind conditions not applicable.; umpire=Home Plate: David Rackley; First Base: Manny Gonzalez; Second Base: Tom Hanahan; Third Base: Ron Kulpa; lineups=Starting lineups were not announced for either team at publish time.; lineup impact=Boston Red Sox: Compared with last 5 games, today's announced lineup shares 6.2/9 starters on average. In higher-turnover comps (≤6 shared), Boston Red Sox went 2-1. Miami Marlins: Compared with last 5 games, today's announced lineup shares 6.6/9 starters on average. In higher-turnover comps (≤6 shared), Miami Marlins went 0-2.; signal-count even (1-1); Boston Red Sox favored metrics=No model signal list available.; Miami Marlins favored metrics=No model signal list available.

As the Chicago Cubs prepare to take on the Arizona Diamondbacks at Chase Field, the matchup features a compelling pitching duel between Clay Holmes and Brandon Pfaadt. The Cubs, currently favored at -112 on the moneyline, have seen a slight shift from -111, indicating market confidence in their chances tonight. Both teams have yet to announce their starting lineups, leaving speculation in the air, but with the game played under a dome, weather will not be a factor. While the Cubs’ bullpen has shown signs of fatigue, the Diamondbacks' relief corps faces similar challenges, potentially tipping the scales. With the model offering a confidence level of 0.268 based on limited data, the Cubs’ slight edge in this tight contest suggests they could be the team to watch as they aim for a victory in this pivotal August matchup. Evaluated metrics (team-favor): confidence=0.462 (data points: 8.145/11.145); odds=-104; pitching=Clay Holmes vs Brandon Pfaadt; line move=Line movement unavailable.; weather=Dome/retractable roof environment — external wind conditions not applicable.; umpire=Home Plate: Malachi Moore; First Base: Alfonso Márquez; Second Base: Mike Estabrook; Third Base: Lance Barrett; lineups=Starting lineups were not announced for either team at publish time.; lineup impact=Chicago Cubs: Compared with last 5 games, today's announced lineup shares 7.6/9 starters on average. in stable-lineup comps (≥8 shared), Chicago Cubs went 1-3. Arizona Diamondbacks: Compared with last 5 games, today's announced lineup shares 6.4/9 starters on average. In higher-turnover comps (≤6 shared), Arizona Diamondbacks went 2-0.; signal-count even (1-1); Chicago Cubs favored metrics=No model signal list available.; Arizona Diamondbacks favored metrics=No model signal list available.

Cleveland Guardians aim to extend their winning streak against the Los Angeles Angels tonight at Angel Stadium, with the odds favoring the Guardians at -149 after a notable shift from -136. This matchup features rookie sensation Gavin Williams on the mound for Cleveland, facing off against Walbert Ureña, who has struggled to find his rhythm. While both teams have shown inconsistencies, the Guardians’ more balanced approach gives them the edge, bolstered by a steady bullpen that should hold up against the Angels’ sporadic offense. Despite the line movement indicating confidence in Cleveland, the starting lineups remain under wraps, leaving some uncertainty in how each side will stack up. With the weather conditions not reported, both teams will look to navigate the night without the typical environmental factors in play. As the Guardians look to solidify their position in the playoff race, tonight’s contest promises to be a pivotal one. Evaluated metrics (team-favor): confidence=0.367 (data points: 6.91/10.11); odds=-140; pitching=Gavin Williams vs Walbert Ureña; line move=Line movement unavailable.; weather=Clear, 87°F, 9 mph, Out To LF; umpire=Home Plate: Doug Eddings; First Base: Mike Muchlinski; Second Base: Emil Jimenez; Third Base: Gabe Morales; lineups=Starting lineups were not announced for either team at publish time.; lineup impact=Cleveland Guardians: Compared with last 5 games, today's announced lineup shares 7.2/9 starters on average. in stable-lineup comps (≥8 shared), Cleveland Guardians went 2-0. Los Angeles Angels: Compared with last 5 games, today's announced lineup shares 7.2/9 starters on average. In higher-turnover comps (≤6 shared), Los Angeles Angels went 1-1; in stable-lineup comps (≥8 shared), Los Angeles Angels went 1-2.; signal-count even (1-1); Cleveland Guardians favored metrics=No model signal list available.; Los Angeles Angels favored metrics=No model signal list available.

The Milwaukee Brewers look to continue their push for the postseason as they face off against the New York Mets at Citi Field tonight, with a moneyline set at -156. The Brewers send Kyle Harrison to the mound, hoping to capitalize on his recent form, while the Mets counter with Zac Thornton, who has struggled to find his rhythm this season. The betting lines have seen a slight dip, moving from -164 to -156, suggesting some market hesitation despite Milwaukee's strong recent play. With both bullpens showing signs of fatigue, the game could hinge on which starter can go deeper into the game. The weather is favorable for baseball, with temperatures at 78.4°F and a gentle breeze blowing in from right field at 5.4 mph, setting the stage for a classic late-summer showdown. However, with lineups yet to be announced, both clubs have some uncertainty as they prepare for this critical matchup. Evaluated metrics (team-favor): confidence=0.194 (data points: 4.84/8.11); odds=-159; pitching=Kyle Harrison vs Zac Thornton; line move=Line movement unavailable.; weather=76.4°F, Wind 7.2 mph W (out to RF), Humidity 51%, P.O.P. 0% (Open-Meteo fallback); umpire=Home Plate: Hunter Wendelstedt; First Base: Vic Carapazza; Second Base: Nic Lentz; Third Base: Edwin Moscoso; lineups=Starting lineups were not announced for either team at publish time.; lineup impact=Milwaukee Brewers: Compared with last 5 games, today's announced lineup shares 7.0/9 starters on average. New York Mets: Compared with last 5 games, today's announced lineup shares 7.6/9 starters on average. in stable-lineup comps (≥8 shared), New York Mets went 2-1.; signal-count even (1-1); Milwaukee Brewers favored metrics=No model signal list available.; New York Mets favored metrics=No model signal list available.

On a sultry evening at Busch Stadium, the St. Louis Cardinals host the Baltimore Orioles, with both clubs looking to find their footing as the season winds down. The Cardinals, sending Matthew Liberatore to the mound, are slightly favored at -124 after the moneyline dipped from -126, indicating a subtle shift in betting sentiment. Liberatore faces a challenge against the savvy Chris Bassitt, who has held his own despite a rough patch for the Orioles, who have struggled to find consistent success. Both teams are juggling their lineups; St. Louis has seen a turnover with 5.8 of its regulars remaining, while Baltimore has kept 7.6 starters intact. With the temperature hovering around 87.5°F and a light breeze blowing in from left field, conditions are ripe for a competitive showdown. The bullpens remain even, but the Cardinals need to seize this opportunity against an Orioles team that’s not been able to string wins together lately. Evaluated metrics (team-favor): confidence=0.194 (data points: 4.84/8.11); odds=-124; pitching=Matthew Liberatore vs Chris Bassitt; line move=Line movement unavailable.; weather=86.3°F, Wind 5.3 mph ESE (in from LF), Humidity 58%, P.O.P. 0% (Open-Meteo fallback); umpire=Home Plate: Cory Blaser; First Base: Jansen Visconti; Second Base: Alex Tosi; Third Base: Andy Fletcher; lineups=Starting lineups were not announced for either team at publish time.; lineup impact=St. Louis Cardinals: Compared with last 5 games, today's announced lineup shares 5.8/9 starters on average. In higher-turnover comps (≤6 shared), St. Louis Cardinals went 1-3. Baltimore Orioles: Compared with last 5 games, today's announced lineup shares 7.6/9 starters on average. in stable-lineup comps (≥8 shared), Baltimore Orioles went 1-2.; signal-count even (1-1); St. Louis Cardinals favored metrics=No model signal list available.; Baltimore Orioles favored metrics=No model signal list available.

The Philadelphia Phillies aim to build on their recent momentum as they take on the Seattle Mariners at T-Mobile Park, where the retractable roof will shield them from the elements. The matchup features ace Aaron Nola, whose sharp command could be pivotal against Seattle's George Kirby, a promising young arm looking to find consistency. With the moneyline shifting slightly from even odds to -103 in favor of the Phillies, the betting market reflects a growing confidence in Philadelphia’s chances. Both bullpens appear well-rested, suggesting that the late innings could prove decisive if the starters hold serve. Although starting lineups were still under wraps at press time, the Phillies’ recent form and Nola's track record give them the edge as they look to secure another victory on the road. Evaluated metrics (team-favor): confidence=0.003 (data points: 3.22/6.42); odds=+103; pitching=Aaron Nola vs George Kirby; line move=Line movement unavailable.; weather=Dome/retractable roof environment — external wind conditions not applicable.; umpire=Home Plate: Brian Walsh; First Base: Chad Fairchild; Second Base: Bill Miller; Third Base: Chad Whitson; lineups=Starting lineups were not announced for either team at publish time.; lineup impact=Philadelphia Phillies: Compared with last 5 games, today's announced lineup shares 6.6/9 starters on average. In higher-turnover comps (≤6 shared), Philadelphia Phillies went 3-0; in stable-lineup comps (≥8 shared), Philadelphia Phillies went 1-1. Seattle Mariners: Compared with last 5 games, today's announced lineup shares 6.4/9 starters on average. In higher-turnover comps (≤6 shared), Seattle Mariners went 1-1.; signal-count even (1-1); Philadelphia Phillies favored metrics=No model signal list available.; Seattle Mariners favored metrics=No model signal list available.