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The 2015 MLB season is finally here. The start of the season consists mainly of high hopes with low expectations for some clubs, and win or bust mentalities for others.
No matter which side of the line you stand on, opening day is the sign of a new beginning. Every team has a clean slate, and last year’s number of losses — and wins — have no impact on this year’s.
Below is the full opening day schedule, with each team’s staring pitcher:
Sunday, April 5
St. Louis Cardinals (Adam Wainwright) 3, Chicago Cubs (Jon Lester) 0 (Box Score)
Monday, April 6
Detroit Tigers (David Price) 4, Minnesota Twins (Phil Hughes) 0 (Box Score)
Toronto Blue Jays (Drew Hutchison) 6, New York Yankees (Masahiro Tanaka) 1 (Box Score)
Colorado Rockies (Kyle Kendrick) 10, Milwaukee Brewers (Kyle Lohse) 0 (Box Score)
Boston Red Sox (Clay Buchholz) 8, Philadelphia Phillies (Cole Hamels) 0 (Box Score)
Baltimore Orioles (Chris Tillman) 6, Tampa Bay Rays (Chris Archer) 2 (Box Score)
New York Mets (Bartolo Colon) 3, Washington Nationals (Max Scherzer) 1 (Box Score)
Atlanta Braves (Julio Teheran) 2, Miami Marlins (Henderson Alvarez) 1 (Box Score)
Kansas City Royals (Yordano Ventura) 10, Chicago White Sox (Jeff Samardzija) 1 (Box Score)
Seattle Mariners (Felix Hernandez) 4, Los Angeles Angels (Jered Weaver) 1 (Box Score)
Cincinnati Reds (Johnny Cueto) 5, Pittsburgh Pirates (Francisco Liriano) 2 (Box Score)
Los Angeles Dodgers (Clayton Kershaw) 6, San Diego Padres (James Shields) 3 (Box Score)
Houston Astros (Dallas Keuchel) 2, Cleveland Indians (Corey Kluber) 0 (Box Score)
Oakland Athletics (Sonny Gray) 8, Texas Rangers (Yovani Gallardo) 0 (Box Score)
San Francisco Giants (Madison Bumgarner) 5, Arizona Diamondbacks (Josh Collmenter) 4 (Box Score)