Twins vs. Tigers Best Moneyline 7/26/24
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Minnesota Twins vs. Detroit Tigers Game Pick
The Minnesota Twins take on the Detroit Tigers at Comerica Park on Friday, July 26th, at 6:40 PM EDT
Minnesota Twins vs. Detroit Tigers Odds
Moneyline: Twins -168 (FanDuel), Tigers +145 (BetRivers)
Run Line: Twins -1.5 (+100 Caesars Casino), Tigers +1.5 (-120 Caesars Casino)
Total: Over 7.5 (-115 BetMGM), Under 8.0 (-109 BetRivers)
Starting Pitchers
Twins: Pablo López (4.87 ERA; 1.15 WHIP)
Tigers: Keider Montero (5.97 ERA; 1.39 WHIP)
Betting Trends
Minnesota Twins: 47-54
Detroit Tigers: 51-53
ATS
Minnesota Twins: 52-52
Detroit Tigers: 56-45
Over/Under
Minnesota Twins: 51-48
Detroit Tigers: 56-45
Matchup Preview
The Minnesota Twins will clash with the Detroit Tigers at Comerica Park on Friday, July 26th, at 6:40 PM EDT. In their previous matchups this season, the Twins have emerged victorious in two out of three games against the Tigers. Key players to watch for the Twins include Jose Miranda, Carlos Correa, and Byron Buxton, who have been consistent contributors to the team's success. On the other hand, the Tigers will rely on players like Riley Greene, Wenceel Pérez, and Colt Keith to lead them to victory. With both teams showcasing strong offensive capabilities, this game is expected to be a close and high-scoring battle.
Moneyline pick: Twins
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