Baseball Odds Twins at Reds

September 24th, 2020 Betting on MLB Baseball

Baseball Odds Twins at Reds Handicapping Tips and More. The Minnesota Twins continue their journey through the National League East, traveling from Pittsburgh to Cincinnati tonight to open a three game set against the Reds. The first pitch of game one is scheduled to be thrown at The Great American Ballpark at 7:10ET.

Minnesota visits Cincy for the weekend, after dropping two of three in the Steel City this week. They dropped a sports betting game to the Pirates on Tuesday 7-2, with both runs coming off the bat of Denard Spans 2 run homer in the seventh inning. On Wednesday, a solo round tripper was the difference in their favor as Josh Willingham hit it out in the eighth in a 2-1 Twins Baseball Odds victory.

Last night, the Pirates took the rubber game 9-1 behind a stellar complete game pitching effort by Pittsburgh’s James McDonald. This time, the only run they could muster came from a Ryan Doumit single in the fourth inning.

So it goes for the Twins, who own the American Leagues worst record at 27-41 and are, of course, dead last in the AL Central. They are just 3-7 in their last 10 and 14-19 away from Target Field. Cincinnati have had some problems of their own and even with the weather cooling off after a mid week heat spell, they would like to get hot again after dropping their last three in a row to intra-state rival Cleveland.

On Monday, they actually outhit the Indians 14-13, but came up short in runs of this 10-9 donnybrook. As is many times the case, the 19 run total of Monday was followed by a total of 5 in the Reds 3-2 loss on Tuesday. In the baseball betting series finale, they only could score once and that came very unimpressively on a Willie Harris ground out scoring Jay Bruce who had reached base on an error.

Even with the lost series in Cleveland, the Reds (38-30) come into tonight’s affair leading the NL Central by 2 games and hoping to “fatten up” on the lowly Twins. They are 20-13 at home.

They should have a good chance to feast in tonights series opener as righthander Nick Blackburn takes the hill for Minnesota with 3-4 won/loss record and 7.48 ERA. Another righty, Homer Bailey, will be on the mound for Cincinnati. He is 5-4 with a 4.03 earned run average.

The Reds are a home favorite at -$180, while the Twins are a +$165. The moneyline is $110/$100 on the over / under of 9.5 total runs.

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