Mets vs Twins

The Mets enter this matchup on a two-game win streak, gaining steam at just the right time as the new season gets rolling. Minnesota, meanwhile, is reeling from their poor form and continues to navigate roster challenges with key players either out or limited. While the Twins have struggled to generate consistent offense in this particular matchup, New York’s lineup has capitalized on past opportunities at this ballpark, giving them a slight edge heading into this one.

Momentum clearly leans toward the visitors here, and with the Twins lacking rhythm, backing the Mets feels like the smarter side of the play. They’ve been more consistent at the plate, and if that trend continues, this could be another important win in their push toward a wildcard spot.

New York heads to Minnesota riding a strong stretch of wins, while the Twins continue to deal with roster setbacks and struggling to get back to back wins going this season. With one of their key infielders still sidelined and another star working through minor issues, Minnesota’s lineup enters at less than full strength. Meanwhile, New York’s offense has shown flashes of power in this matchup before, setting the stage for a potentially high-scoring affair even in the early stages of the season.

If you're targeting value, the over on eight runs offers a solid angle. Both teams are capable of producing runs, and with health concerns lingering and power bats in play, this game could open up fast. The pick earns a B+ rating thanks to its balanced risk and payout potential.

New York enters this contest riding a two-game win streak, looking sharp both at the plate and on the mound, despite so many of their star pitchers sidelined. Minnesota, meanwhile, continues to struggle and is still missing a key contributor in their lineup. Past matchups have tilted in favor of the visitors, especially when it comes to generating power against the Twins' pitching staff. While it’s still early in the season, momentum in April can play a critical role in setting the tone for a playoff push later on.

This feels like a good spot to stick with the hot hand. New York has the edge in form, health, and matchup history, and they’ve been cashing in against struggling teams. Rolling with the visitors to stay hot makes sense, especially when their bats are driving the narrative.