Twins vs Brewers

Minnesota enters this matchup with momentum behind a red-hot starter riding 13-innings with only 1 run allowed, while Milwaukee continues to scuffle, playing .500 ball and potentially down a key piece atop the lineup. The Twins’ offense has quietly surged into the top tier against right-handers, and the return of an important infielder only deepens their order. In contrast, the Brewers remain offensively limited in the wake of a major season-ending injury, and their starter has struggled over recent outings.

The bullpen disparity also tilts this one toward Minnesota, with their relief corps excelling in May while Milwaukee’s group has looked overworked and inconsistent. Even on the road, the Twins hold advantages across the board, making the short price a justifiable play.

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Minnesota sends out a starter in strong form, posting an ERA of 1.50 in May, while Milwaukee continues to tread water, dropping three of its last five and still operating without its regular closer. The Twins will be without one of their key bats, slightly blunting their offensive ceiling, but Milwaukee’s starter has had past success neutralizing top threats in the Minnesota lineup, which should help keep things level early.

With both bullpens trending well over the past week and each side leaning into its pitching depth, this matchup sets up as a low-scoring affair. The Under looks like the sharp angle here, with both clubs likely trading zeros more than crooked numbers.

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Milwaukee enters this matchup on a down tick in form but finds an opening against a Minnesota squad dealing with lingering lineup absences. With one of their top power threats sidelined and another key bat still on the IL, the Twins’ offensive depth takes a hit against a starter who has historically dominated them. Meanwhile, their own starter has struggled recently and now faces a Brewers lineup that’s excelled against his primary pitch type.

Even without their closer, Milwaukee’s bullpen has held strong in high-leverage spots, giving them an edge in late innings. Given the Twins’ thin roster and the Brewers’ success in games decided by multiple runs, laying the -1.5 offers enough upside to justify the risk.

Odds and availability are subject to change. This bet was made at 16/05/2025 10:00