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Detroit Tigers vs. Minnesota Twins: Time, channel and pitching matchup
After a quick trip to Philadelphia, the Detroit Tigers are heading back home. The Tigers dropped two of three games in a hotly-contested series against the first-place Phillies over the weekend, but have looked stronger overall since losing eight of their first nine games after the All-Star Break.
Detroit Tigers vs. Minnesota Twins odds, tips and betting trends | August 5
The Minnesota Twins (52-60) and Detroit Tigers (66-48) will battle on Tuesday at Comerica Park, with first pitch at 6:40 p.m. ET. The Tigers are the home favorite (-163) against the Twins (+136). The matchup on the mound for this contest is set with the Detroit Tigers looking to Chris Paddack (4-9),
Chris Paddack is scheduled to pitch for first-place Detroit against the Twins on Tuesday night. “It’s going to be a fun ...
As it turns out, when you trade away virtually your entire bullpen, it becomes significantly harder to win baseball games. We saw that play out in the Twins' 6-3 series-opening loss to the Tigers on ...
Adams exited after five innings, and the Tigers jumped on reliever Noah Davis during a three-run, five-hit sixth. The biggest ...
Twins relievers Noah Davis and Erasmo Ramírez surrendered home runs in the late innings in Monday night’s defeat at Detroit.
All told, the Twins made nine deals this week, sending out 10 major-league players, which represented nearly 40% of their ...
As the Twins continue to reconfigure their roster following their trade deadline fire sale that saw eight players moved in one day, they've claimed right-handed reliever Thomas Hatch off of waivers ...
The Minnesota Twins were the most aggressive seller before Thursday's trade deadline, and the franchise itself is inching ...
Recently released by the Cubs, veteran closer Ryan Pressly is fielding interest from two of his former teams. Read more at ...
The Minnesota Twins conducted a fire sale this week, trading 10 players - nearly 40% of their active roster - including ...
Congrats to the Twins. Minnesota now has, at best, two AAA teams. One is in St. Paul, one in Minneapolis. The Twins betrayed ...
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