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Posted at 2:30 PM EST. Odds subject to change.

Cleveland over Minnesota

6:40 PM EST. Matthew Boyd (LHP - CLE) is picking the right time of the year to have a career renaissance, as four of his last six turns have resulted in gems. That includes three home starts in Cleveland at Progressive Field. Boyd is limiting righties to a .198 average and a .542 on-base percentage, and he’s struck out 35 hitters in 33 IP while posting a 2.18 ERA (2.91 xERA) and 0.91 WHIP across those six starts since returning from Tommy John surgery in August.

Pablo Lopez (RHP - MIN) is a fine pitcher who picked up a win over the Angels last Tuesday, but he and the Twins are on the cutline for the last Wild Card spot, while the Guardians have the lead in the AL Central. Lopez had a rough first half, posting a 5.11 ERA across 104 IP. He’s been given praise for a 1.79 ERA in the second half, but his xERA is 3.23, which is still good, but it’s not great. The Twins are 4-6 over their last 10, and they were shut out twice in that span, while scoring one run once and two runs twice. Even if he pitches well, the run support is a huge question mark, which makes the Twins a weak favorite on the road.

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