1 de septiembre 08:10 Análisis MLB Minnesota vs Toronto
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◈ Minnesota
José Matthews (1 win, 1 loss, 3.00) is aiming for his second win of the season. On the 26th, he showed strong performance against St. Louis at home, pitching 5 innings with 4 hits and 1 earned run. So far, Matthews has exceeded expectations at home. There are reasonable expectations that he can maintain at least 5 solid innings at home. The Minnesota lineup, despite winning the previous game, managed to score only 2 runs against Gausman, continuing their struggles with run production when home runs are absent. Four hits is something they need to reflect on. The bullpen, which held the opponent scoreless for 1.1 innings, was significantly bolstered by Griffin Jax, the fireman.
◈ Toronto
José Berríos (13 wins, 9 losses, 3.72) is chasing his 14th win of the season. On the 27th, Berríos secured a victory with strong 7.2 innings, allowing 3 earned runs against Boston. In August, he showcased stable pitching with a record of 4 wins and 1 loss and an ERA of 2.94. Particularly, his away pitching has improved, and with his current form, we can expect around 6-7 innings with approximately 3 earned runs. Toronto's lineup was shut out with 7 hits in their previous game, failing to hit any home runs, which directly contributed to the loss. Two crucial double plays were significant setbacks. The bullpen, despite 2.1 innings of deleted runs, seems to be doing its part.
◈ Comment
The previous game between the two teams unexpectedly turned into a pitcher's duel. There is a possibility this trend could continue. Matthews at home can be another version of Tobias Meyer, and Berríos is a pitcher who performs well away. However, Toronto's bullpen stability is superior, which could be the deciding factor. The Minnesota Twins, with stronger pitching, are closer to victory.
◈ Recommended Betting
[[Win/Lose]]: Minnesota Win
[[Handicap]]: +1.5 Toronto Win
[[U/O]]: 8.5 Under ▼