Editor's note: Vegas lines below cover tonight's marquee game only. The full slate with every tile is at watch.uristocrat.com.
Both NLDS matchups shift to the road team's building tonight for Game 3, which means two potential pivot points before dinner's even over. Outside the playoffs, the NHL season is a few days old and already serving up an Original Six rivalry in Manhattan.
Marquee: Dodgers at Braves, NLDS Game 3 (6:00 PM ET, FS1)
Yoshinobu Yamamoto takes the ball for the Dodgers against Chris Sale, and that alone is worth clearing your schedule. Both pitchers have been among the stingiest arms in baseball all year, and Truist Park will be loud for it. Game 3 at home is exactly the kind of start the Braves want their ace to have.
Vegas line (ESPN): Dodgers -110 / Braves -109 moneyline, total 6, Dodgers -1.5 (+160) / Braves +1.5 (-195) on the run line.
Also tonight
- Brewers at Padres, NLDS Game 3 (9:30 PM ET, FS1). The nightcap on the other coast. Milwaukee sends Dustin May against Nick Pivetta at Petco Park in a game that could flip the series either direction.
- Islanders at Rangers (7:30 PM ET, ESPN). The only game on tonight's NHL slate with a national window, and for good reason. Early-season form means little, but a Rangers-Islanders game at the Garden never plays like a regular Tuesday.
- Predators at Maple Leafs (7:00 PM ET). Early-week look at two teams with real playoff ambitions, worth watching for how each lineup has shuffled since last spring.
- Golden Knights at Kraken (9:00 PM ET). Vegas on the road against a Seattle team it's battled hard with in the standings the last few years.
Two Game 3s that could each swing a series, plus a Rangers-Islanders game that never needs the calendar's help to matter. Pick your coast and settle in.
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