Daily MLB Previews for 6/3

There are some great matchups today. Here you can find the previews for all the games.

American League

New York Yankees (28-24) vs. Detroit Tigers (25-28) 1:05 PM ET Preview

Boston Red Sox (28-25) vs. Toronto Blue Jays (27-26) 1:07 PM ET Preview

It took 53 games, but Boston is finally out of the American League East basement after winning its first two games in Toronto, including a 7-4 triumph on Saturday. The Red Sox, who are 16-6 since May 10, have climbed to within two games of division leaders Baltimore and Tampa Bay. Toronto, meanwhile, has lost seven of their last 10 and are now in last place despite a winning record. Boston is 3-2 against the Blue Jays this season, and the teams have split their last 10 meetings.

Baltimore Orioles (30-23) vs. Tampa Bay Rays (30-23) 1:40 PM ET Preview

Seattle Mariners (24-31) vs. Chicago White Sox (30-23) 2:10 PM ET Preview

Oakland Athletics (23-30) vs. Kansas City Royals (22-29) 2:10 PM ET Preview

Minnesota Twins (19-33) vs. Cleveland Indians (28-24) 3:05 PM ET Preview

Texas Rangers (31-22) vs. Los Angeles Angels (28-26) 3:35 PM ET Preview

National League

Atlanta Braves (28-25) vs. Washington Nationals (30-21) 1:35 PM ET Preview

Miami Marlins (30-23) vs. Philadelphia Phillies (28-26) 1:35 PM ET Preview

Cincinnati Reds (30-22) vs. Houston Astros (22-31) 2:05 PM ET Preview

Pittsburgh Pirates (26-26) vs. Milwaukee Brewers (24-29) 2:10 PM ET Preview

Los Angeles Dodgers (33-20) vs. Colorado Rockies (22-30) 3:10 PM ET Preview

Chicago Cubs (18-34) vs. San Francisco Giants (29-24) 4:05 PM ET Preview

Arizona Diamondbacks (24-29) vs. San Diego Padres (18-36) 6:35 PM ET Preview

St. Louis Cardinals (27-26) vs. New York Mets (30-23) 8:05 PM ET Preview

Having been shut out in back-to-back games for the first time since August 2010, the Cardinals will try to get on the scoreboard when their four-game series against the Mets resumes Sunday. St. Louis has dropped four straight overall, and is now just one game over .500.

New York, which has won eight of 11, notched its first consecutive shutouts since August 2010. Those also were thrown by Johan Santana and R.A. Dickey. Mets 3B David Wright has three doubles and four RBIs in his last four games, including a solo homer in Saturday’s 5-0 win.

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