Matt Brown

2 days ago | hellorookie.com | Matt Brown

The Texas Rangers wrap up a tough 3-game set against the Tampa Bay Rays tonight in Tampa, and they’re looking to avoid a sweep. After dominating this matchup in April with a sweep of their own, the Rangers have stumbled in this rematch, dropping both games so far and watching the season series come to 3-2. The first pitch is set for 6:35 PM CT at George M. Steinbrenner Field, where Tampa has quietly built one of the more consistent home records in the league.

3 days ago | hellorookie.com | Matt Brown

The Kansas City Royals and St. Louis Cardinals are meeting for Game 2 of their 3-game interleague matchup tonight. The Royals stole the opener with a 10-7 comeback win after trailing by 5 runs early in the game going to show that anything can happen. With both teams hovering around the .500 mark and fighting for position in their divisions, this matchup suddenly feels more meaningful than your average June game.

4 days ago | bettorsinsider.com | Matt Brown

Most online gamers know the thrill of a spinning slot machine or a poker hand that could go either way. But what they don’t love is watching their bank account shrink at all while still chasing that thrill. That’s where sweepstakes casinos come in and they’re flipping the script on how regular people play online from anywhere. These platforms offer a real casino-style experience without the usual risk of losing hard-earned cash. After all, that’s the point of gambling, right?

4 days ago | hellorookie.com | Matt Brown

The Cleveland Guardians head to the Bronx to take on the New York Yankees in the first game of a 3-game series tonight. The first pitch is set for 7:05 PM ET at Yankee Stadium, so there’s plenty of time to get your bets in. The Yankees come in hot, winning 3 of their last 5, while the Guardians are fresh off back-to-back wins against the Angels, but their road gets tougher here.

5 days ago | hellorookie.com | Matt Brown

For the 2nd year in a row, it all comes down to the Florida Panthers and the Edmonton Oilers. Last season, the Panthers got the better of Edmonton in the Stanley Cup Final. This year, the Oilers are back with something to prove, but can they skate away with the Cup this time? Both teams tore through their conferences, survived some of the best teams we’ve seen in a long time, and now only one remains between them and a championship. Florida is aiming for a repeat. Edmonton is out for revenge.