Thursday, September 10, 2026 · final
The Lineup Is ranked 42 games on Thursday, September 10 and found 6 worth watching, led by Astros at Phillies (importance 76). Here's how that day's slate finished.
Astros75-722
Phillies82-651The Astros scored one in the ninth to go ahead for the last time and won by one run. Javier finished with six innings and five strikeouts, and the Phillies won the last meeting 11-7 last night.
Why it scores 76 →
J. Pegula#3
A. Sabalenka#1The first seed came through against the third seed Pegula in straight sets, closing the second 6-2, and Pegula came in world No. 3. Sabalenka is ranked 1st.
Why it scores 70 →
Rays87-591
Braves86-613The Braves scored three in the eighth to go ahead for the last time and won by two runs. Perez led the way with seven innings and four strikeouts, and the Rays had won six of their last 10 coming in.
Why it scores 73 →
B. Van De Zandschulp#70
A. Zverev#2The first seed came through in straight sets, Zverev closing the third 6-1, and Van De Zandschulp came in world No. 70.
Why it scores 59 →
Shakhtar0-1-01
PSV0-1-01PSV and Shakhtar finished level Gleiker Mendoza and Sergiño Dest the scorers and Sergiño Dest had the last of them in the 48th minute, with 2 shots on target to 2. PSV lead the season series 1-0.
Why it scores 57 →
Flamengo2
Ind. del Valle0Flamengo beat Ind. Del Valle by two goals, in front from the first goal onwards and Léo Pereira had the last of it in the 75th minute, with 3 shots on target to 2 and Ind. Del Valle had 63 per cent of the ball. Bruno Henrique and Léo Pereira scored the goals.
Why it scores 52 →Every game gets an importance score, built from 11 factors — rankings, playoff stakes, rivalry, star power, elimination pressure, how close the game actually projects to be, and more. The score is explained, never a black box. Narratives are written from the real state of the season — not "tune in tonight."
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