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Mariners at Twins Prediction: Odds, expert picks, starting pitchers, betting trends and stats for June 25

It's Wednesday, June 25 and the Mariners (41-37) are in Minneapolis to take on the Twins (37-42). George Kirby is slated to take the mound for Seattle against Joe Ryan for Minnesota.

The Mariners won a thrilling 6-5 game where despite there being 11 runs, there was only one home run in the game. Kody Clemens went 1-1 with a home run and had two runs.

Let's dive into the matchup and find a sweat or two.

We’ve got all the info and analysis you need to know ahead of the game, including the latest info on how to catch tipoff, odds, recent team performance, player stats, and of course, our predictions, picks & best bets for the game from our modeling tools and staff of experts.

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Game details & how to watch Mariners at Twins

  • Date: Wednesday, June 25, 2025
  • Time: 7:40PM EST
  • Site: Target Field
  • City: Minneapolis, MN
  • Network/Streaming: Twins.TV, ROOTNW

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Odds for the Mariners at the Twins

The latest odds as of Wednesday:

  • Moneyline: Mariners (+106), Twins (-126)
  • Spread:  Twins -1.5
  • Total: 8.0 runs

Probable starting pitchers for Mariners at Twins

  • Pitching matchup for June 25, 2025: George Kirby vs. Joe Ryan
    • Mariners: George Kirby, (1-3, 6.16 ERA)
      Last outing (Chicago Cubs, 6/20): 5.0 Innings Pitched, 4 Earned Runs Allowed, 7 Hits Allowed, 1 Walks, and 3 Strikeouts
    • Twins: Joe Ryan, (7-3, 3.06 ERA)
      Last outing (Milwaukee Brewers, 6/20): 5.1 Innings Pitched, 3 Earned Runs Allowed, 3 Hits Allowed, 3 Walks, and 7 Strikeouts

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Top betting trends & insights to know ahead of Mariners at Twins

  • The Mariners have won 3 straight games against the Twins
  • Each of the Mariners' last 4 games at the Twins have gone over the Total
  • The Twins have failed to cover the Run Line in 5 of their last 6 games

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Expert picks & predictions for tonight’s game between the Mariners and the Twins

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Here are the best bets our model is projecting for Wednesday's game between the Mariners and the Twins:

  • Moneyline: NBC Sports Bet is staying away from a play on the Moneyline.
  • Spread: NBC Sports Bet is leaning towards a play ATS on the Seattle Mariners at +1.5.
  • Total: NBC Sports Bet is recommending a play on the over on the Game Total of 8.0.

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Emma Raducanu says she needs to get her ‘head in the game’ after Eastbourne exit

  • British No 1 knocked out by teenager Maya Joint

  • Australian world No 51 wins 4-6, 6-1, 7-6 (4)

Emma Raducanu says she needs to get her “head in the game” before Wimbledon starts on Monday after falling just short of a comeback against the Australian teenager Maya Joint at Eastbourne.

The British No 1 looked dead and buried in her battle with the youngster, trailing 5-2 in the deciding set. But she produced an inspired spell, breaking Joint three times when she was serving for the match to set up a tie-break.

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Can Finals MVP Shai Gilgeous-Alexander make the squeak squeak squeak of Converse a force again on the court?

OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA - JUNE 22: Shai Gilgeous-Alexander #2 of the Oklahoma City Thunder celebrates with the Bill Russell NBA Finals Most Valuable Player trophy with his new one-of-one pair of Converse signature basketball shoe, the SHAI 001 in "Trophy Gold" after defeating the Indiana Pacers 103-91 in Game Seven of the 2025 NBA Finals at Paycom Center on June 22, 2025 in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. NOTE TO USER: User expressly acknowledges and agrees that, by downloading and or using this photograph, User is consenting to the terms and conditions of the Getty Images License Agreement. (Photo by Matthew Stockman/Getty Images)
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander of the Oklahoma City Thunder celebrates with the NBA Finals Most Valuable Player trophy and his new Converse signature basketball shoe, the SHAI 001, after defeating the Indiana Pacers in Game 7 of the Finals. (Matthew Stockman / Getty Images)

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander puzzled people when he debuted his signature Converse shoe during All-Star weekend.

Converse? Where Chuck Taylor retros reside? Sure, Gilgeous-Alexander — known simply as SGA — was a rapidly improving player on a rapidly improving Oklahoma City Thunder team. But him as the face of a fading performance sneaker outfit didn't compute.

Fast forward to the NBA Finals. Moments after the Thunder's 103-91 Game 7 victory over the Indiana Pacers, SGA ascended the stage to accept his most valuable player trophy with a golden colorway of his signature shoe hanging from his neck.

Then on Tuesday, SGA doubled down, enjoying the championship parade with “Trophy Gold” Converse SHAI 001s on his feet.

Who would have thought Oklahoma City would become a flash point of foot fashion. And during Paris Fashion Week no less, when big brands from Nike and New Balance to Adidas and Asics introduce new product lines.

Read more:Shai Gilgeous-Alexander leads OKC to NBA title, and the Clippers must be cringing

Nothing enhances marketing like winning, and SGA is the undisputed NBA victor of the season. He's the anointed MVP of the regular season as well as the Finals, leading the league in scoring and doing it all with an impish grin and requisite humility.

As creative director of Converse, the shoe fits.

“I’m able to essentially do whatever I want to do with the shoe. How it’s going to play out, the ball is really in my court,” SGA told Boardroom TV in December. “It’s something that I could imagine every athlete would want to ask for, to try and tell their story and show themselves to the world how they want to do it. To have complete control, it’s a blessing.”

But can SGA elevate Converse from the bargain rack? His SHAI 001s aren't grandpa's Chuck Taylor All-Stars, those classic shoes of timeless design consisting of a white toe cap over cotton canvas adorned with a distinctive All-Star logo.

They made a comeback last year when presidential candidate Kamala Harris wore them but Converse recorded year-over-year sales declines of 15% or more in each of the last three fiscal quarters.

Chuck Taylor was a semi-pro basketball player and traveling salesman for the Converse Rubber Shoe Company in the early 1920s when he designed the shoe. By the 1950s nearly everyone on a basketball court wore them, but they declined in popularity by the end of the 1970s before enjoying a comeback as nostalgic casual footwear.

A few years after going through bankruptcy, Converse was swallowed up by Nike in 2003 for $305 million. So, technically, SGA is just another massively paid shill for Nike, standing in line behind Michael Jordan, LeBron James, Tiger Woods, Selena Williams, Cristiano Ronaldo and Rory McIlroy.

But by aligning himself with an all-but-forgotten underdog of a brand, SGA has an opportunity to author a chapter in the signature shoe wars that could rival his already substantial accomplishments on the court.

There is one problem. The Shai 001 won't be available for sale until the fall. Converse can't capitalize on OKC and SGA fans wanting to rock the golden "butter" footwear of their new hero, and wanting them NOW.

Read more:Pacers' Tyrese Haliburton latest to succumb to torn Achilles during NBA playoffs

A limited release, at least, did take place in downtown Oklahoma City for two hours Tuesday before the parade.

Aligning with a current player always involves an element of risk for a shoe company. Converse learned this firsthand in 1997 when it dropped Latrell Sprewell as an endorser and spokesman after the NBA star choked coach P.J. Carlesimo during a Golden State Warriors practice.

And the risk isn't always about misbehavior. Puma unveiled the Hali 1, its first shoe in collaboration with the Pacers' Tyrese Haliburton on the day this year's NBA Finals began. Haliburton tore an Achilles tendon in Game 7 and will miss most, if not all, of next season.

So Converse must continue to be quick on its feet to capitalize on its so far fortunate choice of SGA to represent the brand. He's only 26 and displays leadership and other qualities of a role model in addition to otherworldly hoop skills.

Can Converse become relevant again in the performance space? Can SGA become as linked to the brand as Chuck Taylor? First the shoes must hit the market. One step at a time.

"I wanted to create something new," SGA told Boardroom TV. "I wanted to bring Converse into my world and have Converse through my lens.”

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Angels’ Christian Moore puts majors on notice with 2 big homers exactly 1 year after CWS triumph

ANAHEIM, Calif. — Christian Moore made it to the big leagues less than 11 months after the Los Angeles Angels drafted him.

A mere 10 days after he got that call, Moore felt he truly arrived when he hit two clutch homers to beat the Red Sox.

Moore hit a tying solo homer in the eighth inning and a two-run shot in the 10th inning of the Angels’ 3-2 victory over Boston. The walk-off homer capped a remarkable moment for the energetic No. 8 overall pick who could be a fixture in the Halos’ lineup for years to come.

Moore’s new teammates celebrated his second blast by tearing the jersey off his back at home plate before dousing the Brooklyn native with two ice-cold coolers of sports drinks during his postgame interview.

“It means the world to me to be here in this situation,” said Moore, the Angels’ top prospect. “It’s a full, complete circle, obviously. The Angels saw something in me at last year’s draft, and they continue to see something in me, and I’m going to continue to go out there and try to win games.”

One year to the day after Moore’s Tennessee Volunteers won the College World Series, the second baseman had the biggest game of his promising professional career. The Angels already are sold on Moore’s ability to thrive in the majors.

“He’s going to be here for long time,” Angels shortstop Zach Neto said. “For him to be able to do that in the eighth inning with that swing, and have the confidence to be able to do it again in the 10th, just shows who he is. We drafted him for a reason, and he’s here for a reason.”

Moore’s big game didn’t start out superbly, with fellow ex-Vol Garrett Crochet striking him out twice. But Moore learned from the challenges of facing one of the majors’ best pitchers, and he came through with a pair of clutch homers off the Boston bullpen.

“Those were two really special (at-bats),” Angels acting manager Ray Montgomery said. “To do that here is really fun for him. ... He has that youthful sort of exuberance that’s refreshing, because there’s just so much energy.”

Moore first connected on a high fastball from Greg Weissert in the eighth, wiping out Boston’s 1-0 lead that Crochet nursed through seven innings.

After Marcelo Mayer led off the 10th with an RBI single for Boston, Moore ended it in the bottom half with a one-out homer off Justin Wilson.

The drive hit the elevated wall in right field at Angel Stadium just barely above the yellow line signifying a homer, and Moore thought he only had a triple until he was waved home.

“I didn’t believe it,” Moore said with a grin. “I was kind of scared to get off the base, but the umpire made it pretty serious that it was a home run, so I was like, ‘All right, I’m going to take your word for it and go celebrate with my boys. That’s cool with me.’”

The Angels aggressively have promoted their top prospects under general manager Perry Minasian, calling up Neto and first baseman Nolan Schanuel well before the industry norms. While Neto rounded into an elite player quickly, Schanuel needed a couple of years before he began contributing at an above-average level this season.

Los Angeles is hoping Moore can quickly master the challenges of the majors after just 305 at-bats in the minors. Moore figures this big game will provide a boost to his confidence and competitiveness.

“It was definitely huge,” Moore said. “If you look at (my offensive) numbers before today, it wasn’t too good. I think that’s just part of it, being young and trying to figure it out in this league. I think there’s just a lot of good arms. Facing Garrett Crochet, he’s definitely tough. I think it’s (the same) for a lot of guys that are young. We’re finding our way for sure, and we’re going to keep doing it.”

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Full Break Down Of Selections The Golden Knights Will Make in 2025 NHL Draft

Trevor Connelly is selected by the Vegas Golden Knights with the 19th overall pick in the first round of the 2024 NHL Draft at The Sphere. Mandatory Credit: Stephen R. Sylvanie-Imagn Images

The  Vegas Golden Knights may not be slated to make a selection on Day 1 of the 2025 NHL Entry Draft, but on Day 2, they'll be one of the busiest teams, making six selections. 

The Golden Knights' first-round pick this season belongs to the Nashville Predators after they used the pick to acquire Tomas Hertl at the 2023-24 trade deadline, and the San Jose Sharks then used it to acquire Yaroslav Askarov. The Predators will make the 26th overall selection with the pick.

The Golden Knights will enter the draft in the second round, making the 58th overall selection. The Golden Knights haven't made a selection in the second round since 2022 when they took center Matyas Sapovaliv. The Golden Knights' first selection in this year's draft is the pick that the Tampa Bay Lightning took Nikita Kucherov in 2011. 

The Golden Knights are back in the draft in the third round, using the Washington Capitals' pick, which was moved in the Logan Thompson trade. The Golden Knights have a strong history of making strong selections in the third round, highlighted by Pavel Dorofeyev, Jonas Rondbjerg, Lukas Cormier and Mathieu Cataford, adding a bit of intrigue to the 91st pick. 

The middle rounds will see the Golden Knights make their final four selections. In the fourth round, the Golden Knights will make the 122nd pick, in the fifth round the 154th, and their final two picks will occur in the sixth round, making the 186th and the 187th overall selections. 

Second Round: 58th Overall

Third Round: 91st Overall

Fourth Round: 122nd Overall

Fifth Round: 154th Overall

Sixth Round: 186th Overall and 187th Overall

Once the draft begins, trades will occur. In the first round, a couple of teams might trade up or back, but on Day 2, when rounds 2-7 commence, trades will begin to occur at a rapid rate. The Golden Knights' draft order isn't set in stone, as they could trade back and acquire more picks or trade up, which would require them to trade multiple picks. 

The first round of the draft is set for Friday, Jun. 28, in Los Angeles, and rounds 2-7 will commence on Saturday. 

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Angels' Zach Neto will have tests on shoulder after making error, leaving game in 9th inning

ANAHEIM, Calif. — Shortstop Zach Neto will have tests on his surgically repaired right shoulder after he made an error and abruptly left the Los Angeles Angels’ game against the Boston Red Sox in the ninth inning.

Neto bobbled Romy Gonzalez’s grounder to short before firing his throw over the head of first baseman LaMonte Wade Jr. The Angels’ rising star quickly bent over in pain, and he left the game after consulting with the training staff.

After the Angels won 3-2 on Christian Moore’s 10th-inning homer, Neto said he jammed his right shoulder while sliding headfirst into second on a failed stolen base attempt in the eighth inning.

“I wasn’t feeling good (and) probably should have taken myself out of the game,” Neto said. “But being the competitor that I am, I wanted to try to gut it out. There’s a time and place to be a hero, and there’s a time and place to get out of the game, and that was probably the time to get out of the game. ... It’s feeling good (now). I mean, it’s not feeling great, but we’re going to see how I feel tomorrow morning, and hopefully I come feeling great.”

Neto believes he will have an MRI exam.

“When he made that throw, we just didn’t like the way it looked, so we took him out for cautionary (reasons),” Angels acting manager Ray Montgomery said. “We weren’t going to let him go back out there after that.”

Neto injured his right shoulder last September and underwent surgery that forced him to miss the first three weeks of the season. He has been one of the Angels’ best players for the second straight year, batting .278 with 12 homers, 29 RBIs and an .820 OPS.

“There’s always a concern with it being the shoulder I just had my surgery on, but I’m going to be hopeful,” Neto said.

Los Angeles closer Kenley Jansen escaped the jam created by Neto’s error, keeping the game tied 1-1. Marcelo Mayer drove in a run for Boston in the 10th, but Moore walked it off with his second homer in three innings.

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Red Sox at Angels Prediction: Odds, expert picks, starting pitchers, betting trends, and stats for June 25

It's Wednesday, June 25 and the Red Sox (40-41) are in Anaheim to take on the Angels (39-40). Richard Fitts is slated to take the mound for Boston against Yusei Kikuchi for Los Angeles.

The Angles have now taken down the first two games of the series with a 3-2 extra-innings win yesterday. Christian Moore's two-run home run in the bottom of the 10th sealed the victory for the Angels.

Let's dive into the matchup and find a sweat or two.

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Game details & how to watch Red Sox at Angels

  • Date: Wednesday, June 25, 2025
  • Time: 4:07PM EST
  • Site: Angel Stadium
  • City: Anaheim, CA
  • Network/Streaming: FanDuel Sports Network West, NESN

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Odds for the Red Sox at the Angels

The latest odds as of Wednesday:

  • Moneyline: Red Sox (+104), Angels (-124)
  • Spread:  Angels -1.5
  • Total: 9.0 runs

Probable starting pitchers for Red Sox at Angels

  • Pitching matchup for June 25, 2025: Richard Fitts vs. Yusei Kikuchi
    • Red Sox: Richard Fitts, (0-3, 4.71 ERA)
      Last outing (Los Angeles Angels, 6/2): 1.0 Innings Pitched, 5 Earned Runs Allowed, 4 Hits Allowed, 1 Walks, and 0 Strikeouts
    • Angels: Yusei Kikuchi, (2-6, 3.01 ERA)
      Last outing (Houston Astros, 6/20): 7.0 Innings Pitched, 2 Earned Runs Allowed, 6 Hits Allowed, 0 Walks, and 9 Strikeouts

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Top betting trends & insights to know ahead of Red Sox at Angels

  • The Red Sox have won 4 of their last 5 series
  • The Over is 12-8 in the Angels' last 10 home games and the Red Sox's last 10 on the road combined
  • The Angels have covered the Run Line in 5 straight home games

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Here are the best bets our model is projecting for Wednesday's game between the Red Sox and the Angels:

  • Moneyline: NBC Sports Bet is staying away from a play on the Moneyline.
  • Spread: NBC Sports Bet is leaning towards a play ATS on the Boston Red Sox at +1.5.
  • Total: NBC Sports Bet is recommending a play on the over on the Game Total of 9.0.

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Yankees’ Jazz Chisholm Jr. ejected for second time this season after arguing strike call

CINCINNATI — Yankees third baseman Jazz Chisholm Jr. was ejected for the second time this season for arguing a called strike.

Chisholm was ejected before the bottom of the ninth inning of at 5-4, 11-inning loss to the Cincinnati Reds by plate umpire Mark Wegner after a pitch from Lyon Richardson that Chisholm thought was low in the zone on a 2-0 count was called a strike in the top half.

Chisholm struck out and continued arguing after leaving the batter’s box. Yankees captain Aaron Judge walked out together as Chisholm went to third base for the bottom of the ninth.

Chisholm was still talking — he said it was to himself. Wegner held a hand up, as if to say enough, then ejected Chisholm.

“I looked at him and I said, ‘Why are you looking at me?’ And that’s when I got tossed,” Chisholm said. “I didn’t get tossed for saying nothing crazy. I didn’t get tossed saying, ‘Oh, that was a bad pitch,’ I got tossed for saying, ‘Why are you looking at me?’ I don’t think that’s a good reason to toss anybody.”

Chisholm was ejected from the a 6-3 victory over Tampa Bay on April 17 for arguing a called third strike by John Bacon. The following day, Chisholm was suspended for one game and fined by Major League Baseball, which cited his conduct and violation of MLB’s social media policy when he posted in-game criticism online. The suspension was later dropped.

Chisholm said he needed to do a better job of controlling his emotions.

“That’s why I’m upset because I wasn’t talking to you (the umpire). I didn’t even have nothing to say to you because I know if I had something to say you I was going to get tossed,” he said.

Manager Aaron Boone came out to try and held Chisholm back from Wegner.

“Obviously Jazz didn’t like the 2-0 call, some words at home played within the at-bat, and then Jazz went out and says he wasn’t saying anything to Mark Wegner. And Mark was looking down at him and ends up running them. Not a great situation,” Boone said.

The ejection meant Oswald Peraza moved to third base and DJ LeMahieu came in to play second base.

The Yankees have dropped the first two games of the series against the Reds and lost for the ninth time in 12 games. New York (45-34) has seen its lead in the AL East over Tampa Bay cut to one game.

“We have to play better. We have a lot of winners in the clubhouse. You guys asked the same question last year. We have to figure it out,” Judge said.

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White Sox ban fan for comments that left Ketel Marte in tears over late mother

Ketel Marte hit a home run during Tuesday’s game.Photograph: Ross D Franklin/AP

Arizona’s victory over the host Chicago White Sox on Tuesday night was marred after a fan’s insults about Ketel Marte’s late mother left the Diamondbacks second baseman in tears.

Marte was visibly upset after the incident, which took place when he came to bat at the top of the seventh inning. The 31-year-old’s mother, Elpidia Valdez, died in a car accident in 2017 in the Dominican Republic.

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Diamondbacks manager Torey Luvollo put his arm around Marte and talked with him during a pitching change while the White Sox were batting. Lovullo said he heard the comment but declined to repeat what was said when asked by reporters after the game. Lovullo and bench coach Jeff Banister contacted security at Rate Field and asked for the fan to be ejected, a Diamondbacks spokesperson told the Arizona Republic.

“We commend the White Sox for taking immediate action in removing the fan,” said MLB in a statement.

The White Sox told ESPN on Wednesday that a 22-year-old man has been given an indefinite ban from their stadium, and the ban was later extended to all MLB ballparks. ESPN also reported that the fan had expressed remorse for the comments.

“I looked right at [Marte] when I heard [the comments],” Lovullo said. “I looked right at him and he looked at the person, as well. He put his head down and I could tell it had an immediate impact on him, for sure.”

Lovullo added: “I just reacted as a dad would. I could see he was sobbing. It hurt. [I told him], ‘I love you and I’m with you and we’re all together and you’re not alone. No matter what happens, no matter what was said or what you heard, that guy is an idiot. It shouldn’t have an impact on you.’”

Marte declined to speak to reporters after the 4-1 victory, during which he homered and went 2-for-4 to raise his batting average to .320.

His teammate, shortstop Geraldo Perdomo, also consoled Marte during the game and said the fan should be banned.

“That can’t happen,” Perdomo told reporters after the game. “Everybody knows how Ketel is. He’s fun. He plays the game hard. I feel bad for him. I feel mad about it. I hope MLB can do something with that guy.”

Lovullo, who has been the Diamondbacks manager since 2017, paid tribute to Marte’s spirit.

“I’ve known Ketel for nine years, and he’s had some unbelievably great moments and some hardships, as well,” he said. “Some really, really tough moments in his life, and I know those. At the end of the day, we’re human beings and we have emotions. I saw him hurting, and I wanted to protect him.”

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Marlins at Giants Prediction: Odds, expert picks, starting pitchers, betting trends, and stats for June 25

It's Wednesday, June 25 and the Marlins (32-45) are in San Francisco to take on the Giants (44-35). Edward Cabrera is slated to take the mound for Miami against Logan Webb for San Francisco.

The Marlins picked up the win in the first game of the series making it back-to-back wins and three of their last four.

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Game details & how to watch Marlins at Giants

  • Date: Wednesday, June 25, 2025
  • Time: 9:45PM EST
  • Site: Oracle Park
  • City: San Francisco, CA
  • Network/Streaming: NBCS BA, FanDuel Sports Network Florida

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Odds for the Marlins at the Giants

The latest odds as of Wednesday:

  • Moneyline: Marlins (+183), Giants (-222)
  • Spread:  Giants -1.5
  • Total: 7.0 runs

Probable starting pitchers for Marlins at Giants

  • Pitching matchup for June 25, 2025: Edward Cabrera vs. Logan Webb
    • Marlins: Edward Cabrera, (2-2, 3.81 ERA)
      Last outing (Philadelphia Phillies, 6/19): 6.1 Innings Pitched, 1 Earned Runs Allowed, 2 Hits Allowed, 3 Walks, and 5 Strikeouts
    • Giants: Logan Webb, (7-5, 2.49 ERA)
      Last outing (Cleveland Guardians, 6/19): 7.0 Innings Pitched, 1 Earned Runs Allowed, 7 Hits Allowed, 0 Walks, and 9 Strikeouts

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Top betting trends & insights to know ahead of Marlins at Giants

  • The Giants have won 3 straight games with Logan Webb starting
  • The Giants' last 3 home games with Logan Webb as their starting pitcher have gone under the Total
  • The Marlins have covered in 4 of their last 5 games for a profit of 2.00 units

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Here are the best bets our model is projecting for Wednesday's game between the Marlins and the Giants:

  • Moneyline: NBC Sports Bet is recommending a play on the San Francisco Giants on the Moneyline.
  • Spread: NBC Sports Bet is leaning towards a play ATS on the Miami Marlins at +1.5.
  • Total: NBC Sports Bet is recommending a play on the over on the Game Total of 7.0.

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Blue Jackets Rumors: Rasmus Andersson A Trade Target?

With each passing day, more rumors about the Columbus Blue Jackets being involved in trades keep popping up. Two days from the Draft and nothing has changed. 

This time it's Rasmus Andersson that has popped up. 

The Calgary Flames are apparently trying to move the 28-year-old right shot defenseman, and that is a need that the Blue Jackets have. 

Andersson 9-year vet that has 231 NHL points, all for the Flames. 

RG.org has reported that the CBJ is looking into Andersson.  “The Flames are definitely listening and exploring their options. “I’m hearing the Blue Jackets, Red Wings, Canadiens, and Bruins have all looked into Andersson," per RG.org. 

“The Blue Jackets make a ton of sense,” the first source said. “They have all that space, they have two first-round picks this year, prospects, and some are NHL-ready." 

This is a need that the Jackets need to take a serious look at. 

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Reds rookie Chase Burns strikes out first 5 batters in big league debut before faltering vs. Yankees

CINCINNATI — Major league debuts are a milestone for any player.

Chase Burns had one for the record books.

The Cincinnati Reds rookie became the first starting pitcher in the expansion era to strike out the first five batters against the New York Yankees.

The 22-year old Burns, the second overall pick in last July’s amateur draft, gave up three runs in five innings, but his teammates made sure that the night ended on a positive note as the Reds rallied for a 5-4 victory in 11 innings.

“I feel like after the first batter, I kind of settled in there, but I was amped up, so it was fun,” Burns said. “It was everything I could ask for. I mean, to walk it off like that, to be in the dugout and see that, there’s nothing better than that.”

The right-hander struck out his first five batters before Jazz Chisholm Jr’s single. He gave up six hits and struck out eight, the seventh Cincinnati starter to have at least that many in his first career start.

According to the Elias Sports Bureau, Burns also joined the Yankees’ Al Leiter (vs. Brewers in 1987) and Tampa Bay’s Wade Davis (vs. Tigers in 2009) as the only pitchers since 1961 whose first six outs in their debuts were strikeouts. Both gave up a run during the first two innings.

The Dodgers’ Pete Richert struck out the first six batters he faced in relief against the Reds in 1962, but the third batter reached on a third strike passed ball.

“That was pretty cool,” Reds manager Terry Francona said. “He didn’t get too excited, I think he enjoyed the competition. There’s a lot to like. His slider is really good.”

Burns struck out seven of his first 10 hitters and allowed only one hit until Ben Rice led off the fourth by connecting on a hanging slider that went 413 feet and two-thirds of the way into the right field sun deck at Great American Ball Park.

Aaron Judge followed with a base hit. Burns retired the next two hitters, Chisholm got aboard with a single and Anthony Volpe hit a two-run triple when center fielder TJ Friedl made an ill-advised dive and the ball got by him.

Catcher Tyler Stephenson noticed though that the three-run fourth did not faze Burns too much.

“I think the maturity shows when they score a couple runs and then he goes right back out the next inning and goes out and attacks,” he said.

Burns averaged 98.1 mph with 48 fastballs, topping out with a pair at 100.1 mph in the first inning. He threw 24 sliders, eight changeups and one curveball. New York was 1 for 9 with six strikeouts in his first time through the order and 5 for 9 with a triple and home run the second time through.

Burns threw 53 of 81 pitches for strikes. His first big league pitch was a 98.4 mph fastball to Trent Grisham that just caught the inside corner of the plate. He got Judge to chase a 91.1 mph slider for the third out in the first inning.

“Big arm. Excited for his future. He’s running it up there at 100 miles per hour and has a good feel for all the breaking pitches,” Judge said. “It was impressive to see him out there doing his thing. You see guys like that kind of amped up and throwing it all over the place, but he did a good job of attacking the zone.”

Burns also fell behind 3-0 on three of the first 10 batters before ending up with strikeouts.

Burns started 11 of 21 batters with strikes and induced 12 swing and misses. He is the fifth first-round selection from last year’s draft to reach the majors, joining Athletics first baseman Nick Kurtz, Royals outfielder Jac Caglianone, Angels second baseman Christian Moore and Astros outfielder Cam Smith, who was selected by the Cubs before going to Houston in the Kyle Tucker trade last December.

“Everyone has kept telling me to do what I’ve been doing and not change anything,” Burns said.

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Evander Kane Releases Statement As Oilers Trade Him To Canucks

Evander Kane is headed to the Vancouver Canucks.

The Edmonton Oilers traded Kane to the Canucks in exchange for a fourth-round pick in the 2025 NHL draft. The selection originally belonged to the Ottawa Senators. Vancouver takes on Kane's $5.125-million cap hit for the last season of his four-year contract, according to Daily Faceoff's Frank Seravalli.

Kane, 33, released a statement on social media thanking the Oilers for the past four years and saying he's excited to join the Canucks.

"As my time with the Edmonton Oilers has now come to a close, I want to take a moment to sincerely thank the entire organization, my teammates, and the incredible community of Edmonton," Kane said in his statement.

"To the Oilers ownership, front office, coaching staff, and trainers — thank you for believing in me and giving me the opportunity to be a part of such a respected and passionate franchise. Your support meant everything, and I’ll always be grateful for the chance to compete in the blue and orange."

Evander Kane (Bob Frid-Imagn Images)

Kane signed with the Oilers on Jan. 27, 2022, after the San Jose Sharks terminated his contract earlier that month. He had six goals and six assists for 12 points in 21 playoff games. He missed the regular season after having surgery in September to repair two torn hip adductor muscles, two hernias and two torn lower abdominal muscles. He then had knee surgery on Jan. 9

Kane had 22 goals and 39 points in 43 games in 2021-22 when he joined Edmonton. In 2022-23, those totals dropped to 16 goals and 28 points in 41 games. In 2023-24, he had 24 goals and 44 points in 77 games.

"To my teammates — thank you for the battles, the friendships, and the memories," Kane said. "I’ll always remember the playoff runs, the highs and lows, and the pride of going to war with a special group of guys."

The 6-foot-2 left winger from Vancouver will join his sixth NHL team. He first played for the Atlanta Thrashers, which drafted him fourth overall in 2009. The Thrashers relocated to Winnipeg ahead of the 2011-12 season. The Winnipeg Jets traded him to the Buffalo Sabres in 2015, and Buffalo traded him to San Jose in 2018.

Kane made the playoffs for the first time with the Sharks, playing in two post-seasons for them. In Edmonton, he appeared in four playoff campaigns.

"To the fans — thank you for embracing me and showing unwavering support throughout my time in Edmonton," Kane said. "Rogers Place was always electric, and I’m proud to have played in front of such a passionate hockey city. My family and I have built some incredible relationships that will last forever."

Before Kane made the NHL, he played for the WHL's Vancouver Giants for parts of three regular seasons and four post-seasons.

"I’m incredibly excited for the next chapter of my career as I join the Canucks," Kane said. "It’s an honor to become part of an organization and team I grew up watching as a kid. Vancouver is a city that lives and breathes hockey, I’m looking forward to the opportunity to play in front of my hometown as I did many years ago as a Vancouver Giant."

Canucks GM Patrik Allvin said Kane will provide much-needed size and toughness to the team.

"We like the way he wins puck battles along the boards and handles himself in the dirty areas in front of the net," Allvin said in a news release. "Evander moves well around the ice and has proven to be a productive goal-scorer in the National Hockey League. We are excited to bring him back home to Vancouver, and our staff looks forward to working with him this coming season.”

After the trade, the Canucks have about $7.03 million in projected cap space, according to PuckPedia. They have three pending UFAs: right winger Brock Boeser, center Pius Suter and defenseman Noah Juulsen.

The Oilers, meanwhile, have about $17.09 million in space. Defenseman Evan Bouchard is a pending RFA with arbitration rights and is expected to take a big chunk out of that cap space. The Oilers' pending UFAs are Jeff Skinner, Trent Frederic, Corey Perry, Connor Brown, Kasperi Kapanen and John Klingberg.

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Braves at Mets prediction: Odds, expert picks, starting pitchers, betting trends, and stats for June 25

It's Wednesday, June 25 and the Braves (37-41) are in Queens to take on the Mets (46-34). Didier Fuentes is slated to take the mound for Atlanta against Clay Holmes for New York.

Atlanta took the first two games of the series, 3-2 and 7-4 as they attempt to sweep New York. The Mets have lost 10 of the last 11 games, while Atlanta is heading in a different direction as the winner in 9 of the past 12.

Let's dive into the matchup and find a sweat or two. We’ve got all the info and analysis you need to know ahead of the game, including the latest info on how to catch first pitch, odds, recent team performance, player stats, and of course, our predictions, picks & best bets for the game from our modeling tools and staff of experts.

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Game details & how to watch Braves at Mets

  • Date: Wednesday, June 25, 2025
  • Time: 7:10PM EST
  • Site: Citi Field
  • City: Queens, NY
  • Network/Streaming: FDSNSO, SNY

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Odds for the Braves at the Mets

The latest odds as of Wednesday:

  • Moneyline: Braves (+122), Mets (-146)
  • Spread:  Mets -1.5
  • Total: 9.0 runs

Probable starting pitchers for Braves at Mets

  • Pitching matchup for June 25, 2025: Didier Fuentes vs. Clay Holmes
    • Braves: Didier Fuentes, (0-1, 7.20 ERA)
      Last outing: 5.0 Innings Pitched, 4 Earned Runs Allowed, 6 Hits Allowed, 1 Walks, and 3 Strikeouts
    • Mets: Clay Holmes, (7-4, 3.04 ERA)
      Last outing: 4.2 Innings Pitched, 3 Earned Runs Allowed, 4 Hits Allowed, 6 Walks, and 5 Strikeouts

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Once the model is finished running, we put its projection next to the latest betting lines for the game to arrive at a relative confidence level for each wager.

Here are the best bets our model is projecting for Wednesday’s game between the Braves and the Mets:

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Top betting trends & insights to know ahead of Braves at Mets

  • The Braves are on a 4-game win streak at the Mets
  • The Under is 4-1 in the Braves' last 5 matchups against divisional opponents
  • Atlanta won 10 of the past 14 games
  • New York is 1-10 over the last 11 games
  • New York is 10-5 this season when Clay Holmes pitches

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The NHL draft begins Friday. Here's the schedule, full draft order and more to know

The NHL draft begins Friday. Here's the schedule, full draft order and more to know originally appeared on NBC Sports Philadelphia

The chase for the 2026 Stanley Cup is on.

The Florida Panthers last week secured a repeat championship triumph over the Edmonton Oilers. Now, front offices across the NHL will be working to put their teams in position to contend in the 2025-26 season and beyond.

The first tentpole on the offseason calendar is the NHL draft, which takes place over two days this week. The New York Islanders are set to kick off this year’s draft after moving up nine spots in the lottery.

The San Jose Sharks and Chicago Blackhawks hold the No. 2 and No. 3 overall selections, respectively, after picking first and second last year. San Jose and Chicago are among eight teams with multiple first-round picks.

The Nashville Predators and Philadelphia Flyers each own three first-rounders. Meanwhile, the Pittsburgh Penguins, Columbus Blue Jackets, Montreal Canadiens and Calgary Flames, along with the Blackhawks and Sharks, have two apiece.

So, from the full seven-round order to the event schedule and more, here’s what to know about the 2025 NHL Draft:

When is the 2025 NHL Draft?

This year’s NHL draft takes place from Friday, June 27, to Saturday, June 28.

What time is the 2025 NHL Draft?

Day 1 of the draft begins at 7 p.m. ET/6 p.m. CT/4 p.m. PT and includes only the first round.

The second day, featuring Rounds 2-7, gets underway at 12 p.m. ET/11 a.m. CT/9 a.m. PT.

Where is the 2025 NHL Draft being held?

The Peacock Theatre in Los Angeles is hosting the draft.

What TV channel is the 2025 NHL Draft on?

The first round of the draft will air on ESPN. NHL Network will carry the Day 2 broadcast.

How to stream the 2025 NHL Draft live online

Both days of the draft will be available to stream on ESPN.com and the ESPN app.

Who has the first pick in the 2025 NHL Draft?

The Islanders won the No. 1 overall pick despite boasting just 3.5% odds. This will be the fifth time New York picks No. 1 overall and the first since selecting center John Tavares in 2009.

Who are the top NHL draft prospects in 2025?

And OHL defenseman Matthew Schaefer is expected to become the sixth No. 1 pick in Islanders franchise history. Schaefer, 17, had seven goals and 15 assists with a plus-21 rating over 17 games last season with the Erie Otters before suffering a broken collarbone while playing for Canada at the world junior championship in December.

There have been just four defensemen picked first overall since 1997, with Owen Power of the Buffalo Sabres in 2021 being the most recent.

Among the other top prospects expected to come off the board early are OHL center Michael Misa, Swedish center Anton Frondell, Canadian center Caleb Desnoyers, Boston college center James Hagens, WHL center Roger McQueen, OHL winger Porter Martone and OHL center Jake O’Brien.

How many rounds are in the NHL draft?

There are seven rounds in the NHL draft.

How many picks are in the NHL draft?

A total of 224 selections will be made.

What’s the 2025 NHL Draft order?

Here’s the complete seven-round draft order:

Round 1

1. New York Islanders

2. San Jose Sharks

3. Chicago Blackhawks

4. Utah Mammoth

5. Nashville Predators

6. Philadelphia Flyers

7. Boston Bruins

8. Seattle Kraken

9. Buffalo Sabres

10. Anaheim Ducks

11. Pittsburgh Penguins

12. Pittsburgh Penguins (from Vancouver via NY Rangers)

13. Detroit Red Wings

14. Columbus Blue Jackets

15. Vancouver Canucks

16. Montreal Canadiens (from Calgary)

17. Montreal Canadiens

18. Calgary Flames (from New Jersey)

19. St. Louis Blues

20. Columbus Blue Jackets (from Minnesota)

21. Ottawa Senators

22. Philadelphia Flyers (from Colorado)

23. Nashville Predators (from Tampa Bay)

24. Los Angeles Kings

25. Chicago Blackhawks (from Toronto)

26. Nashville Predators (from Vegas via San Jose)

27. Washington Capitals

28. Winnipeg Jets

29. Carolina Hurricanes

30. San Jose Sharks (from Dallas)

31. Philadelphia Flyers (from Edmonton)

32. Calgary Flames (from Florida)

Round 2

33. San Jose Sharks

34. Chicago Blackhawks

35. Nashville Predators

36. Philadelphia Flyers

37. Washington Capitals (from Boston)

38. Seattle Kraken

39. Buffalo Sabres

40. Philadelphia Flyers (from Anaheim)

41. Montreal Canadiens (from Pittsburgh)

42. New York Islanders

43. New York Rangers

44. Detroit Red Wings

45. Anaheim Ducks (from Columbus via Philadelphia)

46. Utah Mammoth

47. Vancouver Canucks

48. Philadelphia Flyers (from Calgary)

49. Montreal Canadiens

50. New Jersey Devils

51. Boston Bruins (from St. Louis via Pittsburgh and Edmonton)

52. Minnesota Wild

53. San Jose Sharks (from Ottawa)

54. Calgary Flames (from Colorado via Washington)

55. Nashville Predators (from Tampa Bay)

56. Tampa Bay Lighting (from Los Angeles)

57. Seattle Kraken (from Toronto via Utah and Tampa Bay)

58. Vegas Golden Knights

59. Pittsburgh Penguins (from Washington)

60. Anaheim Ducks (from Winnipeg via New Jersey)

61. Boston Bruins (from Carolina via Colorado)

62. Chicago Blackhawks (from Dallas)

63. New Jersey Devils (from Edmonton via Utah)

64. Toronto Maple Leafs (from Florida)

Round 3

65. Vancouver Canucks (from San Jose via Vegas and NY Rangers)

66. Chicago Blackhawks

67. Nashville Predators

68. Philadelphia Flyers

69. Boston Bruins

70. New York Rangers (from Seattle)

71. Buffalo Sabres

72. Anaheim Ducks

73. Pittsburgh Penguins

74. New York Islanders

75. Detroit Red Wings (from NY Rangers via Utah)

76. Detroit Red Wings

77. Columbus Blue Jackets

78. Utah Mammoth

79. Montreal Canadiens (from Vancouver)

80. Calgary Flames

81. Montreal Canadiens

82. Montreal Canadiens (from New Jersey)

83. Edmonton Oilers (from St. Louis)

84. Pittsburgh Penguins (from Minnesota via Philadelphia and Nashville)

85. Pittsburgh Penguins (from Ottawa via St. Louis)

86. Toronto Maple Leafs (from Colorado via Nashville and San Jose)

87. Carolina Hurricanes (from Tampa Bay)

88. Los Angeles Kings

89. New York Rangers (from Toronto via Anaheim)

90. New Jersey Devils (from Vegas)

91. Vegas Golden Knights (from Washington)

92. Winnipeg Jets

93. Washington Capitals (from Carolina)

94. Dallas Stars

95. San Jose Sharks (from Edmonton)

96. Ottawa Senators (from Florida)

Round 4

97. Ottawa Senators (from San Jose)

98. Chicago Blackhawks

99. New Jersey Devils (from Nashville)

100. Boston Bruins (from Philadelphia via Toronto)

101. Anaheim Ducks (from Boston via Detroit)

102. Seattle Kraken

103. Buffalo Sabres

104. Anaheim Ducks

105. Pittsburgh Penguins

106. New York Islanders

107. Chicago Blackhawks (from NY Rangers)

108. Montreal Canadiens (from Detroit)

109. Columbus Blue Jackets

110. Utah Mammoth

111. New York Rangers (from Vancouver via Colorado)

112. Florida Panthers (from Calgary)

113. Montreal Canadiens

114. New Jersey Devils

115. San Jose Sharks (from St. Louis via Columbus)

116. Buffalo Sabres (from Minnesota via Anaheim)

117. Edmonton Oilers (from Ottawa via Vancouver)

118. Colorado Avalanche

119. Detroit Red Wings (from Tampa Bay)

120. Los Angeles Kings

121. Minnesota Wild (from Toronto)

122. Vegas Golden Knights

123. Washington Capitals

124. San Jose Sharks (from Winnipeg via Dallas)

125. Carolina Hurricanes

126. Dallas Stars

127. Tampa Bay Lightning (from Edmonton)

128. Florida Panthers

Round 5

129. Florida Panthers (from San Jose)

130. Pittsburgh Penguins (from Chicago via Toronto and Washington)

131. Nashville Predators

132. Philadelphia Flyers

133. Boston Bruins

134. Seattle Kraken

135. Buffalo Sabres

136. Anaheim Ducks

137. Toronto Maple Leafs (from Pittsburgh)

138. New York Islanders

139. New York Rangers

140. Detroit Red Wings

141. Minnesota Wild (from Columbus)

142. Utah Mammoth

143. Vancouver Canucks

144. Calgary Flames

145. Montreal Canadiens

146. Dallas Stars (from New Jersey)

147. St. Louis Blues

148. Pittsburgh Penguins (from Minnesota via NY Rangers)

149. Ottawa Senators

150. San Jose Sharks (from Colorado)

151. Tampa Bay Lightning

152. Los Angeles Kings

153. Toronto Maple Leafs

154. Vegas Golden Knights

155. Washington Capitals

156. Winnipeg Jets

157. Philadelphia Flyers (from Carolina)

158. Dallas Stars

159. Anaheim Ducks (from Edmonton)

160. Florida Panthers

Round 6

161. New Jersey Devils (from San Jose)

162. Chicago Blackhawks

163. Nashville Predators

164. Philadelphia Flyers

165. Boston Bruins

166. New York Rangers (from Seattle)

167. Buffalo Sabres

168. Anaheim Ducks

169. Pittsburgh Penguins

170. New York Islanders

171. New York Rangers

172. Detroit Red Wings

173. Columbus Blue Jackets

174. Utah Mammoth

175. Vancouver Canucks

176. Calgary Flames

177. Montreal Canadiens

178. New Jersey Devils

179. St. Louis Blues

180. Minnesota Wild

181. Ottawa Senators

182. Nashville Predators (from Colorado)

183. Carolina Hurricanes (from Tampa Bay)

184. Los Angeles Kings

185. Toronto Maple Leafs

186. Vegas Golden Knights

187. Vegas Golden Knights (from Washington)

188. Winnipeg Jets

189. Carolina Hurricanes

190. Dallas Stars

191. Edmonton Oilers

192. Florida Panthers

Round 7

193. Tampa Bay Lightning (from San Jose)

194. Chicago Blackhawks

195. Buffalo Sabres (from Nashville)

196. Los Angeles Kings (from Philadelphia)

197. Chicago Blackhawks (from Boston)

198. Seattle Kraken

199. Buffalo Sabres

200. Anaheim Ducks

201. Pittsburgh Penguins

202. New York Islanders

203. New York Rangers

204. Detroit Red Wings

205. Columbus Blue Jackets

206. Tampa Bay Lightning (from Utah)

207. Vancouver Canucks

208. Calgary Flames

209. Montreal Canadiens

210. San Jose Sharks (from New Jersey)

211. Detroit Red Wings (from St. Louis)

212. Tampa Bay Lightning (from Minnesota)

213. Ottawa Senators

214. Colorado Avalanche

215. Tampa Bay Lightning

216. Los Angeles Kings

217. Toronto Maple Leafs

218. Columbus Blue Jackets (from Vegas)

219. Buffalo Sabres (from Washington via San Jose)

220. Winnipeg Jets

221. Carolina Hurricanes

222. Dallas Stars

223. Edmonton Oilers

224. Florida Panthers