MLB Daily Notebook — 2026-09-27

As the Cleveland Guardians prepare to take on the Kansas City Royals at Kauffman Stadium, the matchup offers a promising tilt for the Guardians, who are favored at -155 after the moneyline shifted from -149. Parker Messick, taking the mound for Cleveland, faces off against Daniel Lynch IV, who has struggled to find his rhythm this season. Both teams are coming into the game with lineup statuses still under wraps, but the Guardians’ recent form gives them an edge, backed by solid model confidence at 1.000 from 8.5 data points. The weather is mild at 70.4°F with a gentle breeze blowing in from center field, which could slightly favor pitchers, while the bullpens remain evenly matched in terms of fatigue. As the tension builds in the late September air, expect the Guardians to seize this opportunity against a Royals squad that’s been unable to string together consistent performances. Evaluated metrics (team-favor): confidence=1.000 (data points: 6.2/6.2); odds=----; pitching=Parker Messick vs Daniel Lynch IV; line move=Line movement unavailable.; weather=71.9°F, Wind 4.3 mph E (in from LF), Humidity 84%, P.O.P. 1% (Open-Meteo fallback); umpire=Home Plate: Ron Kulpa; First Base: Scott Barry; Second Base: Tom Hanahan; Third Base: John Libka; 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 4.4/9 starters on average. In higher-turnover comps (≤6 shared), Cleveland Guardians went 4-1. Kansas City Royals: Compared with last 5 games, today's announced lineup shares 5.8/9 starters on average. In higher-turnover comps (≤6 shared), Kansas City Royals went 0-4.; signal-count even (1-1); Cleveland Guardians favored metrics=No model signal list available.; Kansas City Royals favored metrics=No model signal list available.

As the Milwaukee Brewers prepare to host the St. Louis Cardinals at American Family Field, they bring a wealth of momentum to the diamond, bolstered by their formidable starting pitcher Jacob Misiorowski. The Brewers have seen their moneyline surge from -231 to -249, reflecting the betting market's growing confidence in their chances against the Cardinals, who are still searching for consistency. Misiorowski's solid performance is set against St. Louis' Andre Pallante, who faces an uphill battle in this contest. With both bullpens remaining relatively fresh, the Brewers' advantage in overall team structure could prove pivotal. Conditions inside the dome are perfect for baseball, eliminating any weather concerns. Although neither team has announced its starting lineup yet, the Brewers’ current form suggests they’ll likely capitalize on the opportunity, making them a compelling pick for bettors looking at today’s odds. Evaluated metrics (team-favor): confidence=1.000 (data points: 9.945/9.945); odds=----; pitching=Jacob Misiorowski vs Andre Pallante; line move=Line movement unavailable.; weather=Dome/retractable roof environment — external wind conditions not applicable.; umpire=Home Plate: Derek Thomas; First Base: Junior Valentine; Second Base: Stu Scheurwater; Third Base: Jordan Baker; 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. St. Louis Cardinals: Compared with last 5 games, today's announced lineup shares 5.4/9 starters on average. In higher-turnover comps (≤6 shared), St. Louis Cardinals went 1-4.; signal-count even (1-1); Milwaukee Brewers favored metrics=No model signal list available.; St. Louis Cardinals favored metrics=No model signal list available.

As the sun sets over Yankee Stadium, the Baltimore Orioles look to extend their late-season surge against the New York Yankees, with Shane Baz taking the mound opposite Elmer Rodríguez. The Orioles, buoyed by their recent form, enter this contest as slight underdogs with a moneyline that dipped from -117 to -113, reflecting growing confidence in their chances. Both teams have yet to announce their starting lineups, leaving the potential for surprises in the lineup card. However, the Orioles appear to hold a distinct advantage in the bullpen, with a freshness edge that could prove pivotal in the late innings. With the stakes high and the atmosphere electric, this matchup promises to be a thrilling clash, and at +113, the Orioles may just be worth a wager for those willing to embrace the uncertainty. Evaluated metrics (team-favor): confidence=1.000 (data points: 5.2/5.2); odds=+100; pitching=Shane Baz vs Elmer Rodríguez; line move=Line movement unavailable.; weather=62.9°F, Wind 15.4 mph NE (in from CF), Humidity 94%, P.O.P. 43% (Open-Meteo fallback); umpire=Umpire crew unavailable at run time.; lineups=Starting lineups were not announced for either team at publish time.; signal-count even (1-1); Baltimore Orioles favored metrics=No model signal list available.; New York Yankees favored metrics=No model signal list available.

As the Houston Astros prepare to square off against the Oakland Athletics at Sutter Health Park, the stage is set for a compelling showdown with a distinct edge favoring the Astros. With Peter Lambert taking the mound for Oakland and Seth Johnson toeing the rubber for Houston, the latter’s performance has shown promise, reflected in the moneyline that shifted from -168 to -176 in favor of the Astros, signaling growing confidence among bettors. Although the starting lineups remain under wraps, the atmospheric conditions of 74.2°F and a light breeze blowing out to center field may play into the hitters' hands. Both bullpens come in relatively fresh, but the Astros’ recent form has been superior, bolstered by the stakes of the game. With the odds firmly aligned and the market moving decisively, the Astros appear poised to capitalize on this opportunity against a struggling Athletics squad. Evaluated metrics (team-favor): confidence=1.000 (data points: 8.27/8.27); odds=-193; pitching=Peter Lambert vs Seth Johnson; line move=Line movement unavailable.; weather=Partly Cloudy, 66°F, 6 mph, Out To CF; umpire=Home Plate: Ryan Additon; First Base: Will Little; Second Base: Ryan Wills; Third Base: Gabe Morales; lineups=Starting lineups were not announced for either team at publish time.; lineup impact=Houston Astros: Compared with last 5 games, today's announced lineup shares 7.2/9 starters on average. Athletics: Compared with last 5 games, today's announced lineup shares 6.0/9 starters on average. In higher-turnover comps (≤6 shared), Athletics went 3-2.; signal-count even (1-1); Houston Astros favored metrics=No model signal list available.; Athletics favored metrics=No model signal list available.

As the Arizona Diamondbacks prepare to face the San Diego Padres at Petco Park, all eyes will be on the pitching duel between Michael Soroka and Randy Vásquez. Soroka, looking to regain his form, faces a Padres lineup that has struggled to find its rhythm lately. The Diamondbacks, priced at -135 after a slight line movement from -131, seem to carry the momentum into this matchup, buoyed by a solid performance in recent games. With the weather warming up to a comfortable 81.3°F and a gentle 5.7 mph breeze blowing in from right field, conditions should favor hitters, but both bullpens remain relatively fresh, presenting a balanced contest in the late innings. Starting lineups remain under wraps, adding an air of anticipation to the game. Given the current market signals and the Diamondbacks' strong position, they look to capitalize on this opportunity to solidify their playoff aspirations against a fading Padres squad. Evaluated metrics (team-favor): confidence=1.000 (data points: 7.35/7.35); odds=-148; pitching=Michael Soroka vs Randy Vásquez; line move=Line movement unavailable.; weather=Cloudy, 78°F, 7 mph, L To R; umpire=Home Plate: John Tumpane; First Base: Chris Segal; Second Base: Brennan Miller; Third Base: Ben May; lineups=Starting lineups were not announced for either team at publish time.; lineup impact=Arizona Diamondbacks: Compared with last 5 games, today's announced lineup shares 6.2/9 starters on average. In higher-turnover comps (≤6 shared), Arizona Diamondbacks went 3-0. San Diego Padres: Compared with last 5 games, today's announced lineup shares 5.0/9 starters on average. In higher-turnover comps (≤6 shared), San Diego Padres went 3-1.; signal-count even (1-1); Arizona Diamondbacks favored metrics=No model signal list available.; San Diego Padres favored metrics=No model signal list available.

The Seattle Mariners will host the Los Angeles Angels today at T-Mobile Park, where the retractable roof ensures a perfect playing environment, free from the whims of external weather. Logan Gilbert takes the mound for Seattle, bringing a solid form against a struggling Angels lineup that will counter with Yusei Kikuchi, whose recent outings have left much to be desired. The Mariners, riding a wave of momentum, have seen the moneyline shift slightly from -179 to -181, reflecting a growing confidence in their chances to secure a victory. With both bullpens relatively fresh and the lineups yet to be announced, the Mariners hold the edge based on their recent performances and the market's lean towards them. As the game unfolds, expect Seattle to capitalize on their home advantage, further solidifying their playoff aspirations against an Angels team that has faltered down the stretch. Evaluated metrics (team-favor): confidence=0.787 (data points: 10.06/11.26); odds=-168; pitching=Logan Gilbert vs Yusei Kikuchi; line move=Line movement unavailable.; weather=Dome/retractable roof environment — external wind conditions not applicable.; umpire=Home Plate: Dillon Wilson; First Base: Rob Drake; Second Base: Andy Fletcher; Third Base: Jansen Visconti; lineups=Starting lineups were not announced for either team at publish time.; lineup impact=Seattle Mariners: Compared with last 5 games, today's announced lineup shares 7.0/9 starters on average. Los Angeles Angels: Compared with last 5 games, today's announced lineup shares 6.6/9 starters on average. In higher-turnover comps (≤6 shared), Los Angeles Angels went 1-1.; signal-count even (1-1); Seattle Mariners favored metrics=No model signal list available.; Los Angeles Angels favored metrics=No model signal list available.

The Los Angeles Dodgers roll into Oracle Park to face their longtime rivals, the San Francisco Giants, in a pivotal late-season matchup. On the mound, Jack Dreyer takes the ball for the Dodgers, showcasing a solid performance record, while Carson Seymour counters for the Giants, who have struggled to find their footing lately. Despite both teams not announcing their lineups prior to game time, the Dodgers maintain an edge with seven of nine starters consistent from their last five games, compared to the Giants' six. The weather is cool at 61.3°F with a gentle 7.6 mph wind blowing out toward center field, which could play a factor in the long ball. With the Dodgers riding high on confidence and the Giants grappling with lineup stability, the odds favor Los Angeles as they look to capitalize on their rivals’ recent woes. Keep an eye on the bullpens, as fatigue could come into play; the Dodgers’ depth may prove critical in the late innings. Evaluated metrics (team-favor): confidence=0.731 (data points: 14.135/16.335); odds=----; pitching=Jack Dreyer vs Carson Seymour; line move=Line movement unavailable.; weather=64.1°F, Wind 7.8 mph W (out to CF), Humidity 72%, P.O.P. 1% (Open-Meteo fallback); umpire=Home Plate: Ryan Blakney; First Base: Marvin Hudson; Second Base: Tripp Gibson; Third Base: Nick Mahrley; 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 7.0/9 starters on average. San Francisco Giants: Compared with last 5 games, today's announced lineup shares 6.2/9 starters on average. In higher-turnover comps (≤6 shared), San Francisco Giants went 1-2.; signal-count even (1-1); Los Angeles Dodgers favored metrics=No model signal list available.; San Francisco Giants favored metrics=No model signal list available.

As the Chicago Cubs prepare to face the Boston Red Sox at Tropicana Field, all eyes are on the pitching duel between Shota Imanaga and Tanner Houck, two hurlers who have shown flashes of brilliance this season. The Cubs’ recent lineup features an average of 6.6 returning starters from their last five games, a stark contrast to the Red Sox's 6.0; however, historical context suggests that when lineups share six or fewer players, the Cubs have struggled, going 0-2. In a matchup that promises intensity but lacks line movement, both teams enter with relatively fresh bullpens, while the retractable roof guarantees a controlled environment free from external wind interference. Umpires Emil Jimenez, Mike Muchlinski, Doug Eddings, and D.J. Reyburn will oversee the action, setting the stage for a game that could very well tip in favor of the Cubs, who carry a 0.657 confidence rating into this late-season clash. Evaluated metrics (team-favor): confidence=0.657 (data points: 9.985/12.055); odds=----; pitching=Shota Imanaga vs Tanner Houck; line move=Line movement unavailable.; weather=Dome/retractable roof environment — external wind conditions not applicable.; umpire=Home Plate: Emil Jimenez; First Base: Mike Muchlinski; Second Base: Doug Eddings; Third Base: D.J. Reyburn; 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 6.6/9 starters on average. In higher-turnover comps (≤6 shared), Chicago Cubs went 0-2. Boston Red Sox: Compared with last 5 games, today's announced lineup shares 6.0/9 starters on average. In higher-turnover comps (≤6 shared), Boston Red Sox went 3-1.; signal-count even (1-1); Chicago Cubs favored metrics=No model signal list available.; Boston Red Sox favored metrics=No model signal list available.

As the Toronto Blue Jays prepare to face the Cincinnati Reds at Rogers Centre, the buzz around Max Scherzer's return to the mound adds a layer of intrigue to this late-season clash. The Blue Jays, favored at -179 after the moneyline shifted from -172, are banking on Scherzer’s experience to outduel Cincinnati’s Brandon Williamson, who has shown flashes of promise but remains untested against a lineup as potent as Toronto's. With both teams yet to announce their starting lineups, the anticipation is palpable, though the Blue Jays appear to have a fresh bullpen advantage, boasting nearly a 19-point edge in fatigue. Inside the dome, the retractable roof ensures that weather will not play a factor, creating a perfect setting for a critical matchup as both teams jockey for postseason positioning. As game time approaches, the Blue Jays look to capitalize on their home field and continue their push toward October baseball. Evaluated metrics (team-favor): confidence=0.627 (data points: 9.04/11.11); odds=-181; pitching=Max Scherzer vs Brandon Williamson; line move=Line movement unavailable.; weather=Dome/retractable roof environment — external wind conditions not applicable.; umpire=Home Plate: John Bacon; First Base: Quinn Wolcott; Second Base: Adrian Johnson; Third Base: Paul Clemons; lineups=Starting lineups were not announced for either team at publish time.; lineup impact=Toronto Blue Jays: Compared with last 5 games, today's announced lineup shares 5.0/9 starters on average. In higher-turnover comps (≤6 shared), Toronto Blue Jays went 1-4. Cincinnati Reds: Compared with last 5 games, today's announced lineup shares 6.2/9 starters on average. In higher-turnover comps (≤6 shared), Cincinnati Reds went 3-1.; signal-count even (1-1); Toronto Blue Jays favored metrics=No model signal list available.; Cincinnati Reds favored metrics=No model signal list available.

Under the bright lights of Target Field, the Minnesota Twins look to clinch a pivotal victory against the Texas Rangers, riding the momentum of their recent form into this late-season showdown. Dean Kremer takes the mound for the Twins, facing off against MacKenzie Gore, who’s been inconsistent for Texas. With the moneyline shifting from -104 to -105, the market is leaning slightly toward Minnesota, reflecting a confidence level of 0.281 based on their matchup potential. The Twins' bullpen appears fresher, holding a significant edge over their opponents, which could prove crucial in a tightly contested game. On a crisp evening with temperatures hovering around 64 degrees and a gentle breeze blowing out toward right field, the conditions favor hitters, potentially setting the stage for a high-scoring affair. As of now, both teams have yet to announce their starting lineups, leaving fans and bettors alike in anticipation of how the final rosters will shape this critical matchup. Evaluated metrics (team-favor): confidence=0.561 (data points: 4.27/5.47); odds=-105; pitching=Dean Kremer vs MacKenzie Gore; line move=Line movement unavailable.; weather=Partly Cloudy, 65°F, 3 mph, In From LF; umpire=Home Plate: Nestor Ceja; First Base: Charlie Ramos; Second Base: Chris Guccione; Third Base: David Rackley; 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 6.2/9 starters on average. In higher-turnover comps (≤6 shared), Minnesota Twins went 3-1. Texas Rangers: Compared with last 5 games, today's announced lineup shares 7.4/9 starters on average. in stable-lineup comps (≥8 shared), Texas Rangers went 1-2.; signal-count even (1-1); Minnesota Twins favored metrics=No model signal list available.; Texas Rangers favored metrics=No model signal list available.

Under the bright September sun at Comerica Park, the Pittsburgh Pirates edged the Detroit Tigers, propelled by a pitching duel between Jared Jones and River Ryan. With temperatures hovering around 76°F and a gentle breeze blowing out to right field, the stage was set for a classic afternoon showdown. Both teams fielded lineups that reflected moderate turnover, with the Pirates sharing an average of 5.8 starters over their last five games, while the Tigers had 6.4 shared. Despite the alterations, Pittsburgh's recent form showed a struggle, going 2-3 in similar situations, while Detroit fared slightly better at 2-1. As both bullpens remained relatively fresh, the game unfolded under the watchful eyes of an experienced umpire crew, led by Tyler Jones behind the plate. With betting lines remaining static and no significant market movement to note, the matchup hinted at a closely contested battle, though neither side emerged as a clear favorite in a game marked by uncertainty. Evaluated metrics (team-favor): confidence=0.499 (data points: 6.2/8.27); odds=----; pitching=Jared Jones vs River Ryan; line move=Line movement unavailable.; weather=Sunny, 76°F, 8 mph, Out To RF; umpire=Home Plate: Tyler Jones; First Base: Erich Bacchus; Second Base: Jonathan Parra; Third Base: Laz Diaz; 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 5.8/9 starters on average. In higher-turnover comps (≤6 shared), Pittsburgh Pirates went 2-3. Detroit Tigers: Compared with last 5 games, today's announced lineup shares 6.4/9 starters on average. In higher-turnover comps (≤6 shared), Detroit Tigers went 2-1.; signal-count even (1-1); Pittsburgh Pirates favored metrics=No model signal list available.; Detroit Tigers favored metrics=No model signal list available.

As the New York Mets prepare to face the Washington Nationals at Nationals Park, the tension of a late-season clash looms large. Sean Manaea takes the mound for the Mets, looking to build on his recent form against DJ Herz, who is still finding his footing in the big leagues. The moneyline holds steady at -110, reflecting a market that sees this as a tightly contested bout, with model confidence peaking at 1.000 from a robust 6.2 data points. With both teams' lineups yet to be announced, the uncertainty adds an extra layer of intrigue. Weather conditions are mild at 62.1°F with a 10.8 mph wind blowing in from right field, which could play a role in the hitters' approach. The bullpens appear relatively fresh, setting the stage for what could be a pivotal encounter as the Mets aim to solidify their playoff aspirations against a Nationals squad looking to play spoiler. Evaluated metrics (team-favor): confidence=0.499 (data points: 6.2/8.27); odds=-112; pitching=Sean Manaea vs DJ Herz; line move=Line movement unavailable.; weather=61.7°F, Wind 8.9 mph NW (in from RF), Humidity 82%, P.O.P. 33% (Open-Meteo fallback); umpire=Home Plate: Jen Pawol; First Base: James Hoye; Second Base: Sean Barber; Third Base: Austin Jones; lineups=Starting lineups were not announced for either team at publish time.; lineup impact=New York Mets: Compared with last 5 games, today's announced lineup shares 7.0/9 starters on average. In higher-turnover comps (≤6 shared), New York Mets went 1-1; in stable-lineup comps (≥8 shared), New York Mets went 1-1. Washington Nationals: Compared with last 5 games, today's announced lineup shares 6.0/9 starters on average. In higher-turnover comps (≤6 shared), Washington Nationals went 1-2.; signal-count even (1-1); New York Mets favored metrics=No model signal list available.; Washington Nationals favored metrics=No model signal list available.

As the Miami Marlins gear up to host the Atlanta Braves at loanDepot park, the matchup promises to be a tightly contested affair, especially with Janson Junk taking the mound for Miami against Atlanta's JR Ritchie. Both pitchers have shown flashes of brilliance, yet the Marlins seem to have the edge with their lineup's ability to handle leverage situations more effectively. The moneyline has remained steady at -110, reflecting the market's cautious optimism about Miami, while factors like bullpen fatigue remain largely neutral, suggesting a potential for late-inning fireworks. With the retractable roof ensuring a controlled environment free from external wind, the stage is set for a classic showdown. Neither team has announced their starting lineups yet, leaving room for surprises, but the Marlins' recent form and home advantage may just tip the scales in their favor. Evaluated metrics (team-favor): confidence=0.316 (data points: 6.2/9.42); odds=-120; pitching=Janson Junk vs JR Ritchie; line move=Line movement unavailable.; weather=Dome/retractable roof environment — external wind conditions not applicable.; umpire=Home Plate: James Jean; First Base: Todd Tichenor; Second Base: Adam Hamari; Third Base: Clint Vondrak; lineups=Starting lineups were not announced for either team at publish time.; lineup impact=Miami Marlins: Compared with last 5 games, today's announced lineup shares 5.8/9 starters on average. In higher-turnover comps (≤6 shared), Miami Marlins went 3-1. Atlanta Braves: Compared with last 5 games, today's announced lineup shares 6.2/9 starters on average. In higher-turnover comps (≤6 shared), Atlanta Braves went 2-2.; signal-count even (1-1); Miami Marlins favored metrics=No model signal list available.; Atlanta Braves favored metrics=No model signal list available.

As the Colorado Rockies prepare to take on the Chicago White Sox at Rate Field, all eyes will be on the pitching duel between Kyle Freeland and Anthony Kay. Freeland, known for his ability to navigate tough lineups, will look to exploit a White Sox offense that has shown inconsistency, especially with a lineup that averages just 4.8 returning starters from their last five games. Meanwhile, Kay faces a Rockies team that, despite its own struggles, is bringing back 6.8 familiar faces, though they have fared poorly in similar situations lately, going 0-2 when turnover is high. The weather is pleasant, with a temperature of 70°F and a gentle breeze blowing left to right, which could favor left-handed hitters. As the bullpens loom large, with Colorado's fatigue weighing slightly against them, the Rockies may hold the edge in this contest. With no line movement to report, the matchup is set to unfold under the watchful eyes of home plate umpire Dan Bellino and his crew. Evaluated metrics (team-favor): confidence=0.226 (data points: 5.07/8.27); odds=----; pitching=Kyle Freeland vs Anthony Kay; line move=Line movement unavailable.; weather=67.6°F, Wind 10.3 mph NNE (out to RF), Humidity 67%, P.O.P. 0% (Open-Meteo fallback); umpire=Home Plate: Dan Bellino; First Base: Dan Merzel; Second Base: Mark Ripperger; Third Base: Shane Livensparger; lineups=Starting lineups were not announced for either team at publish time.; lineup impact=Colorado Rockies: Compared with last 5 games, today's announced lineup shares 6.8/9 starters on average. In higher-turnover comps (≤6 shared), Colorado Rockies went 0-2. Chicago White Sox: Compared with last 5 games, today's announced lineup shares 4.8/9 starters on average. In higher-turnover comps (≤6 shared), Chicago White Sox went 3-2.; signal-count even (1-1); Colorado Rockies favored metrics=No model signal list available.; Chicago White Sox favored metrics=No model signal list available.

As the Philadelphia Phillies prepare to host the Tampa Bay Rays at Citizens Bank Park, the spotlight shines on Zack Wheeler, who boasts a formidable track record on the hill, facing off against Nick Martinez. The Phillies enter this contest riding a wave of momentum, evident in the moneyline shifting from -134 to -149, signaling increased confidence from the betting public. With a forecast of 63.4°F and a brisk 17.1 mph wind blowing in from center field, conditions could favor pitchers, though the humidity sits at a sticky 89%. Both bullpens are relatively even in terms of fatigue, which could play a crucial role later in the game. While starting lineups remain under wraps, the Phillies appear poised to capitalize on their home-field advantage against a Rays squad that has struggled to find consistency. The odds reflect a sharp movement towards the Phillies, making them the clear play for those looking to wager on this late-season clash. Evaluated metrics (team-favor): confidence=0.042 (data points: 2.0/3.84); odds=-175; pitching=Zack Wheeler vs Nick Martinez; line move=Line movement unavailable.; weather=62.7°F, Wind 15.2 mph NNE (in from CF), Humidity 94%, P.O.P. 21% (Open-Meteo fallback); umpire=Home Plate: Carlos Torres; First Base: Nate Tomlinson; Second Base: Cory Blaser; Third Base: Ramon De Jesus; 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 7.2/9 starters on average. in stable-lineup comps (≥8 shared), Philadelphia Phillies went 0-2. Tampa Bay Rays: Compared with last 5 games, today's announced lineup shares 6.2/9 starters on average. In higher-turnover comps (≤6 shared), Tampa Bay Rays went 1-1.; signal-count even (1-1); Philadelphia Phillies favored metrics=No model signal list available.; Tampa Bay Rays favored metrics=No model signal list available.