Marlins vs Twins starting pitchers
- Bailey Ober for Minnesota Twins
- Ryan Weathers for Miami Marlins
Marlins vs Twins statistics
Stat |
Marlins |
Twins |
Hits |
1276 (16th) |
1306 (12th) |
Batting Average |
.241 (18th) |
.247 (12th) |
Runs Batted In |
572 (28th) |
683 (12th) |
Runs |
596 (28th) |
721 (11th) |
Home Runs |
144 (Tied-27th) |
178 (13th) |
Walks |
380 (30th) |
453 (22nd) |
Stolen Bases |
121 (13th) |
65 (29th) |
Strikeouts |
1341 (14th) |
1270 (21st) |
Pitches |
21824 (28th) |
22521 (20th) |
Minnesota Twins recent games
Game Date |
Opponent |
Result |
Score |
9/22/24 |
@ Boston Red Sox |
L |
9-3 |
9/22/24 |
@ Boston Red Sox |
L |
8-1 |
9/20/24 |
@ Boston Red Sox |
W |
4-2 F/12 |
9/19/24 |
@ Cleveland Guardians |
L |
3-2 F/10 |
9/18/24 |
@ Cleveland Guardians |
L |
5-4 F/10 |
Miami Marlins recent games
Game Date |
Opponent |
Result |
Score |
9/22/24 |
vs Atlanta Braves |
L |
5-4 |
9/21/24 |
vs Atlanta Braves |
L |
6-2 |
9/20/24 |
vs Atlanta Braves |
W |
4-3 |
9/19/24 |
vs Los Angeles Dodgers |
L |
20-4 |
9/18/24 |
vs Los Angeles Dodgers |
L |
8-4 |
Marlins vs Twins predictions
As the Miami Marlins try to shake off their recent struggles on the road, all eyes will be on Jake Burger, who's been one of the bright spots in their lineup this season. With a team-leading 28 homers and a batting average that has hovered around .248, Burger's ability to connect with the ball will be crucial in the upcoming game against the Twins. Ryan Weathers will also be someone to watch. Despite an ERA of 3.94 and a WHIP of 1.18 suggesting decent control and efficiency on the mound, his performance could be a turning point for the team. Another player likely to influence the game's dynamics is Xavier Edwards, whose speed and contact hitting could be instrumental in putting pressure on Minnesota’s defense.
For the Minnesota Twins, Bailey Ober will be pivotal on the mound, carrying into the game an impressive season record of 12 wins and an ERA of 3.84, indicating his ability to manage games effectively. Hitters like Carlos Santana, with 22 home runs under his belt, and Byron Buxton, known for his explosive plays, will need to capitalize on any opportunities they get at the plate. Their ability to drive in runs and shift the game's momentum could prove vital against the Marlins' pitching. Keeping an eye on Willi Castro is also wise; his consistency at bat could make a significant difference, especially in clutch moments.
Considering the overall momentum and current forms of both teams, the Minnesota Twins appear to have the upper hand in this matchup. Their stronger batting lineup and slightly more consistent pitching, led by Bailey Ober, give them a significant advantage, especially on their home turf at Target Field. The Twins' capability to execute in critical game phases could be too much for the Marlins, whose road woes have been a consistent theme this season. Therefore, tipping the scales in favor of Minnesota seems like a safe bet for this game.
Minnesota Twins injuries
- Max Kepler (RF): 10-Day-IL
- Justin Topa (RP): 60-Day-IL
- Kody Funderburk (RP): 60-Day-IL
- Alex Kirilloff (LF): 60-Day-IL
- Chris Paddack (SP): 60-Day-IL
Miami Marlins injuries
- Dane Myers (RF): 60-Day-IL
- Calvin Faucher (RP): 15-Day-IL
- Braxton Garrett (SP): 60-Day-IL
- Sixto Sanchez (SP): 60-Day-IL
- John McMillon (RP): 15-Day-IL
Marlins vs Twins game info
Venue |
Target Field |
Location |
Minneapolis, Minnesota |
First pitch |
Tue 7:40 PM |
Temperature |
69° |
Chance of Rain |
7% |