Weekend Baseball Begins With Packed 15-Game Schedule

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Weekend Baseball Begins With Packed 15-Game Schedule

Saturday’s MLB slate features 15 games, highlighted by Yankees-Blue Jays, Braves-Mets and Dodgers-White Sox. The Phillies continue their series with Milwaukee, while the Padres visit Baltimore and the Astros face Kansas City. Late action includes Cubs-Giants and Rockies-Athletics as teams battle for momentum heading deeper into June.

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