Milwaukee Brewers vs Minnesota Twins Prediction, Preview and Odds - 06/13/2023

Game Time: 7:40 pm ET, Tuesday, June 13, 2023

Venue:  Target Field, Minneapolis, MN

Where to Watch:  BSN

DraftKings:  Moneyline odds:  Brewers -115, Twins -105; Over/Under:  7 runs

Bet365:  Moneyline odds:  Brewers -115, Twins -105; Over/Under:  7 runs

BetMGM:  Moneyline odds:  Brewers -115, Twins -105; Over/Under:  7 runs

Milwaukee Brewers:  34-32 (2nd place, NL Central)

Minnesota Twins:  33-33 (1st place, AL Central)

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Milwaukee Brewers:  5-5 last 10

Minnesota Twins:  4-6 last 10

The Brewers are entering this game on a 4 game losing streak and got swept 3-0 in their 3-game series against the Oakland Athletics in their last series. They enter this game with a 34-32 record overall and have a road record of 18-16. This is the series opener of a 2-game series with the Twins on Tuesday and they have Monday off as a day of rest. Their offense ranks 25th in the MLB with a .683 OPS. Freddy Peralta was their starting pitcher on Sunday while Corbin Burnes is making his start in this game on Tuesday. He is 5-4 with a 3.36 ERA this season. His team won their last 2 straight games this season with him making an appearance. In his last MLB regular season start, he allowed 0 ER, 0 HR, and 0 BB with 9 Ks on 2 hits through 8 IP against the Baltimore Orioles.

The Twins are entering this game off of a loss in their last game but won their 3-game series against the Toronto Blue Jays 2-1 in their last series. They enter this game with a 33-33 record overall and have a home record of 18-14. This is the 1st game of a 2-game series with the Brewers on Tuesday and they have Monday off as a day of rest. Their offense ranks 21st in the MLB with a .712 OPS. Louie Varland was their starting pitcher on Sunday while Pablo López is making his start in this game on Tuesday. He is 3-3 with a 4.25 ERA this season. His team won 2 of their last 3 games this season with him making an appearance. In his last MLB regular season start, he allowed 1 earned run, 1 homer, and 1 BB with 6 strikeouts on 5 hits through 7 innings played against the Tampa Bay Rays.

The current betting odds have the Twins listed as a slight underdog in this game according to Draftkings Sportsbook. The Twins haven't looked great in their games this season as they are barely staying over .500 at the moment, but they are still leading the AL Central with the best record and just beat the Blue Jays in their road series over the weekend so they are going to have some momentum coming into this one. The Brewers have been in a similar situation as they were leading their division with a barely .500 record over the weekend but they have fallen into a slump now on a bad losing streak and they were just swept by the worst team in the MLB. Burnes is on the mound for them here but he hasn't been his usual self this year and has been giving up a lot more runs in his starts. The Twins have been a lot better in their home games this season and they will take advantage of the way Burnes has been pitching this season. Lopez is up for the Twins here and he hasn't been his usual self either but he still hasn't been giving up many runs this season and has been pitching a lot better in his starts lately. The Twins are on a bit of a roll now with their series win over the Jays and they will use that momentum at home here to take advantage of a slumping Brewers team. The best way to place a bet here is on the Twins to win this game.

Brewers Twins Prediction:  Our MLB Pick for Tuesday, June 13, 2023 (7:40 pm ET start time) is Twins 4 Brewers 2.

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Milwaukee Brewers: 24-18 (+5.2 units) on the moneyline against right-handed starters. 21-13 (+5.7 units) on the moneyline on the road when the total is 7 or less. 6-1 UNDER after 6 consecutive games versus interleague opponents. 20-10 UNDER after a loss.

Minnesota Twins: 33-33 (-5.6 units) on the moneyline in all games. 7-8 (-5.6 units) on the moneyline at home when the total is 7 to 7.5. 18-10 UNDER after batting .225 or worse over a 5 game span. 8-4 UNDER at home when the money line is +125 to -125.

Milwaukee Brewers:  M. Bush (RP) Late June - Shoulder. W. Miley (SP) Late June - Back. J. Bukauskas (RP) Late June - Neck. E. Lauer (SP) Late June - Shoulder. J. Winker (DH) Late June - Neck. J. Alexander (SP) Late June - Shoulder. J. Cousins (RP) Out indefinitely - Shoulder. B. Sousa (SP) Out indefinitely - Shoulder. D. Ruf (DH) Mid Aug - Knee. T. Taylor (CF) Out indefinitely - Elbow. B. Woodruff (SP) Mid July - Shoulder. G. Mitchell (LF) out for season - Shoulder. A. Ashby (SP) Early Sept - Shoulder. J. Wilson (RP) Mid July - Elbow.

Minnesota Twins:  K. Maeda (SP) Late June - Tricep. B. Buxton (DH) Late June - Ribs. J. Polanco (SS) Mid July - Hamstring. C. Thielbar (RP) Out indefinitely - Oblique. C. Sands (SP) Out indefinitely - Shoulder. J. Gallo (1B) Out indefinitely - Hamstring. G. Celestino (CF) Late June - Thumb. N. Gordon (2B) Out indefinitely - Shin. J. Alcala (RP) Out indefinitely - Forearm. T. Mahle (SP) out for season - Elbow. C. Paddack (SP) Early Sept - Elbow.

“It’s Major League Baseball, and from what I know about it, everybody is kind of an inch from the top and an inch from the bottom. They’ve been getting their teeth kicked in all year in an embarrassing way when you look at overall record, but these are major league players. I know some of the characters they’ve got over there, and they have some great character." - Pat Murphy after his team’s loss against the A’s in their game on Sunday.

“We didn’t get it done. It’s disappointing when you have a lead and you can’t hold it.” - Rocco Baldelli after his team’s loss against the Blue Jays in their game on Sunday.

Owen Miller (R) 1B

Joey Wiemer (R) CF

William Contreras (R) C

Willy Adames (R) SS

Christian Yelich (L) DH

Luis Urias (R) 3B

Brian Anderson (R) RF

Blake Perkins (S) LF

Andruw Monasterio (R) 2B

Edouard Julien (L) 2B

Donovan Solano (R) DH

Alex Kirilloff (L) 1B

Carlos Correa (R) SS

Trevor Larnach (L) LF

Royce Lewis (R) 3B

Max Kepler (L) RF

Christian Vazquez (R) C

Michael A. Taylor (R) CF

Batting Average:  Abraham Toro (.500)

Hits:  Christian Yelich (60)

Home Runs:  Rowdy Tellez (12)

RBI:  Brian Anderson (32)

Stolen Bases:  Christian Yelich (16)

Wins:  Freddy Peralta (5)

Saves:  Devin Williams (10)

ERA:  Alex Claudio (0.00)

Batting Average:  Matt Wallner (.368)

Hits:  Carlos Correa (46)

Home Runs:  Joey Gallo (11)

RBI:  Trevor Larnach (30)

Stolen Bases:  Willi Castro (12)

Wins:  Joe Ryan (7)

Saves:  Jhoan Duran (8)

ERA:  Cole Sands (0.73)

Managers:

Milwaukee Brewers: Craig Counsell (9th season)

Minnesota Twins: Rocco Baldelli (5th season)