Scores Live scoreboard — tap a game for the full gamecast & projections
- 1Ryan Kreidler113.1mph
- 2Jordan Walker112.1mph
- 3Cal Raleigh111.7mph
- 1Cal Raleigh459ft
- 2Randy Arozarena435ft
- 3Griffin Conine427ft
MLB scores — FAQ
How live are these scores?
Live. The board listens for every write from our game poller and refreshes in place within a few seconds of a run scoring, with a once-a-minute check behind it in case the connection drops. No reload needed.
What's in a gamecast?
Tap any game. You get the line score, the box score, and our projection for every player prop in that game — strikeouts, hits, total bases, home runs and the rest — each graded against the box score as it happens. You see what we called and how it's landing, side by side.
Why is a game at the top of the list?
Live games come first, then upcoming, then finals, then postponements. Your favorite team's game jumps ahead of all of them, and any game you've starred sits right behind it.
What are the batted-ball leaders?
The hardest-hit ball of the day in mph and the longest home run in feet, from Statcast. They post as games go final, so early in the evening that panel is short.
Can I see an older slate?
Yes. Prev and Next step through every slate we hold, and the week of scheduled games ahead. Each past game keeps its final box score and its graded projections.