Twenty of the 30 MLB teams are in action on Monday with two day games and eight night matchups. This marks the start of the final week of the first half of the regular season with the All-Star break just six days away.
The Astros and Rangers begin the action with the conclusion of their four-game weekend divisional matchup after the Astros won two of the first three games to stay within striking distance in the AL West race.
The Cubs have cooled off from their hot streak and need a rebound in Milwaukee to stay close to the division-leading Brewers when the two teams meet at 2:10 p.m. ET.
Even though Angels-Padres won't be Shohei Ohtani vs. Blake Snell on Monday night anymore, there will be plenty o f star power on display in that interleague series this week.