Twins at Indians MLB Odds & Game Info – September 29th
When: Wednesday, 7:10 PM ET Where: Progressive Field, Cleveland Probable pitchers (away/home): Kohl Stewart/Adam Plutko TV: MLB Extra Innings Stream: MLB.tv Radio: Minnesota / Cleveland Opening MLB Lines: Indians -180, Twins +170 (9.5)FINAL: Indians 8, #MNTwins 1.
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Why Bet on Minnesota?
The Twins entered Tuesday’s series opener on a three-game skid, losing each of those by at least four runs. Some think that manger Paul Molitor might not be back. With the team playing out the string, the Twins have started shutting guys down. Starting pitcher Adalberto Mejia (wrist, arm) won’t be back this year. Mejia has been on the disabled list since August 8 with a nerve issue in his left arm and there’s not enough time for him to get stretched back out. The 25-year-old southpaw should to be 100 percent leading into the start of spring training. Fellow starter Michael Pineda has been shut down for the remainder of the season with a torn meniscus in his right knee. Pineda is fully recovered from Tommy John surgery and pitched well in four minor league rehab appearances, posting a 1.50 ERA with nine strikeouts across 12 innings, but the Twins will have to wait until 2019 to see what they have. Minnesota signed the former Yankee to a two-year, $10 million free agent contract this past winter knowing he might not pitch this year. Must be nice, paid $5 million to not pitch. Eddie Rosario is hitting .339 (82-for-242) with 12 doubles, three triples, 15 home runs, 34 RBI and 40 runs scored in 64 career games vs. Cleveland; the homers, hits and RBI all being his personal most vs. any opponent. His hits vs. Cleveland since 2015 lead baseball. In in 33 career games at Progressive Field, he is hitting .376 (47-for-125); in his last 10 games here, he has four hits three times and three hits once. Joe Mauer is hitting .315 (118-for-375) with 34 doubles, 48 walks and a .392 on-base percentage in 96 career games at Progressive Field. It’s rookie Kohl Stewart (0-1, 2.14) on the mound. Stewart has allowed three runs in each of his three career starts. He’s coming off his longest outing, vs. the A’s on Thursday, when he went 4 2/3 innings while striking out six. Stewart hasn’t faced Cleveland.Why Bet on Cleveland?

Latest MLB Betting Trends for Twins at Indians
- Minnesota is 1-5 ATS in the last 6 games
- Minnesota is 1-5 SU in the last 6 games
- The total went UNDER in 4 of Minnesota’s last 6 games on the road
- Cleveland is 2-4 ATS in the last 6 games
- Cleveland is 16-7 SU in the last 23 games
- The total went UNDER in 5 of Cleveland’s last 7 games at home
- 9 of 17 games in this series have gone under the total this season