Preview Roundups
September 28, 2025
Detroit at Boston 3:05 PM ET
Postseason play is ahead for both the Boston Red Sox and Detroit Tigers, but there is still one final regular-season game remaining for the teams on Sunday afternoon in Boston.
Minnesota at Philadelphia 3:05 PM ET
In the midst of a special season, Cristopher Sanchez gets one final postseason tune-up Sunday as the Philadelphia Phillies host the Minnesota Twins in the regular-season finale for both teams.
Chi. White Sox at Washington 3:05 PM ET
A pair of rookies will look to conclude their torrid finishes when the visiting Chicago White Sox and the Washington Nationals conclude their seasons on Sunday.
Baltimore at NY Yankees 3:05 PM ET
Winning eight straight games for the first time this season may result in the New York Yankees securing a division title and the best record in the American League.
Kansas City at Athletics 3:05 PM ET
The Kansas City Royals won't return to the playoffs for a second straight year, but they still have a goal in mind heading into their season finale on Sunday afternoon against the Athletics in Sacramento, Calif.
Colorado at San Francisco 3:05 PM ET
Two managers with uncertain futures send their teams out for what could be the final time when the Colorado Rockies and host San Francisco Giants wrap up the 2025 season on Sunday afternoon.
Tampa Bay at Toronto 3:07 PM ET
The Toronto Blue Jays' assignment for Sunday afternoon is clear when they face the visiting Tampa Bay Rays in the final game of the regular season.
Houston at LA Angels 3:07 PM ET
When the Houston Astros take the field on Sunday afternoon against the host Los Angeles Angels, it will mark the first time the visitors will have played a game while eliminated from postseason contention since 2016.
Texas at Cleveland 3:10 PM ET
The Cleveland Guardians and Detroit Tigers both are headed to the playoffs. Which team wins the American League Central Division, however, remains undetermined.
NY Mets at Miami 3:10 PM ET
The New York Mets have an uphill climb to clinch the final wild-card spot in the National League.
Cincinnati at Milwaukee 3:10 PM ET
The Cincinnati Reds opened September four games out of the final wild-card berth in the National League. On Sunday, their September ride to the postseason will be complete if they defeat the host Milwaukee Brewers in the regular-season finale.
Arizona at San Diego 3:10 PM ET
The matchup has been all but official for days. Those who penciled in the San Diego Padres at the Chicago Cubs in the National League wild-card round on Tuesday can now jot it down in pen after Chicago clinched homefield advantage on Saturday.
LA Dodgers at Seattle 3:10 PM ET
Harry Ford grew up as a Braves fan in the Atlanta suburb of Kennesaw, Ga.
Pittsburgh at Atlanta 3:15 PM ET
With no playoffs awaiting, the Atlanta Braves will honor one of the team's favorite players with the starting assignment on Sunday when they host the Pittsburgh Pirates in the final game of the regular season.
St. Louis at Chi. Cubs 3:20 PM ET
Now that the Chicago Cubs know their National League wild-card opponent is coming to Wrigley Field on Tuesday, they can focus on finishing up their regular season with a three-game sweep of the visiting St. Louis Cardinals on Sunday.
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