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2023 MLB: Who plays today, Tuesday, April 4? Times, schedule | How to watch on TV and online
More Major League Baseball today including Cleveland’s trip to Oakland and Pittsburgh in Boston.
The action, as you’d expect, is not letting up and so clear your schedule for the games you want to see on Tuesday April 4. First up we have Arizona’s game in San Diego which gets underway at 4:10 p.m. Eastern Time. Later in the day we’ll see the Yankees welcome Philadelphia to the Big Apple and Tuesday will be brought to a close when Colorado and the Dodgers clash in Los Angeles at 10:10 p.m.
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MLB schedule and times
Here are all of the MLB matchups scheduled for today, Monday April 3, with the time of first pitch:
- Arizona @ San Diego 4:10 pm ET / 1:10 pm PT MLBN Petco Park
- Chi. Cubs @ Cincinnati 6:40 pm ET / 3:40 pm PT Great American Ball Park
- Minnesota @ Miami 6:40 pm ET / 3:40 pm PT loanDepot park
- Philadelphia @ N.Y. Yankees 7:05 pm ET / 4:05 pm PT TBS Yankee Stadium
- Tampa Bay @ Washington 7:05 pm ET / 4:05 pm PT Nationals Park
- Pittsburgh @ Boston 7:10 pm ET / 4:10 pm PT Fenway Park
- Toronto @ Kansas City 7:40 pm ET / 4:40 pm PT Ewing M. Kauffman Stadium
- N.Y. Mets @ Milwaukee 7:40 pm ET / 4:40 pm PT American Family Field
- Atlanta @ St. Louis 7:45 pm ET / 4:45 pm PT Busch Stadium
- Baltimore @ Texas 8:05 pm ET / 5:05 pm PT Globe Life Field
- Detroit @ Houston 8:10 pm ET / 5:10 pm PT Minute Maid Park
- Cleveland @ Oakland 9:40 pm ET / 6:40 pm PT MLBN Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum
- L.A. Angels @ Seattle 9:40 pm ET / 6:40 pm PT T-Mobile Park
- Colorado @ L.A. Dodgers 10:10 pm ET / 7:10 pm PT MLBN Dodger Stadium
How to watch the MLB today
- T.V.: Regional sports networks, Fox, FS1, MLB Network
- Streaming: Fubo, DirecTV, MLB.tv
Most MLB games throughout the season will be available on FuboTV (free trial option available)
Our MLB pick of the day: N.Y. Mets @ Milwaukee
New York Mets right-hander Max Scherzer will offer a veteran challenge for the Brewers’ young hitters on Tuesday in the second game of Milwaukee’s first home series. Scherzer (1-0, 4.50 ERA) will be opposed by veteran lefty Wade Miley, who will be seeking his 100th career victory in his first start of the season.
Milwaukee took the series opener 10-0 on Monday behind a grand slam homer from rookie Brice Turang and six scoreless innings from starter Freddy Peralta. It was the Brewers’ third straight win after a season-opening loss to the Cubs.
Turang’s first career homer capped a seven-run fifth. Brian Anderson had a two-run homer in the fourth, the Brewers’ first long ball of the season. Milwaukee had been one of two teams without a home run.
Turang, who got his opportunity when the Brewers traded Kolten Wong to Seattle in the offseason, has reached base in seven of his last nine plate appearances. He had two hits and two walks in a 9-5 win over the Cubs on Sunday, and also walked and singled against the Mets.
Turang has five hits in 10 at-bats with five RBIs and two stolen bases.
“He’s off to a good start,” Brewers manager Craig Counsell said. “The thing that we’ve talked about Brice, is that he’s capable of impacting the game kind of in every different way. Through the first four games, I think that’s what he’s done, he’s impacted in a lot of different ways.”