MLB
Slate for Thursday, August 27, 2026
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About the MLB Slate
The Slate is the day’s starting point: every scheduled game in one view, with both probable starters, the confirmed or projected lineup behind each one, and the ballpark the game is played in. It answers "what is on today, and which games are worth opening" before you drill into any single board.
How to read it
Games are listed in start-time order. Each card carries the two probable starters with the handedness that decides platoon splits, the batting order as it stands at load time, and the venue. A lineup shown before first pitch is the projected one and can change; once a club posts its card, the confirmed order replaces it.
Where the numbers come from
Schedule, probable starters and lineups come from official league feeds, refreshed through the day so a late scratch or a posted lineup shows up rather than going stale. Park context is the same run and home-run environment used on the Park Factors board.
Who it's for
For anyone building a card for the day — it is the fastest way to see the shape of the slate, spot the games with a lineup already posted, and jump into the hitter, pitcher or first-inning board for the matchups that matter.