Free Sports Game Preview and Prediction: New York Mets vs. Minnesota Twins
Monday, April 14, 2025 7:40 PM
Play: Money Line: 100 New York Mets
Today we begin a new week, and win big on the diamond. I own the AL East, and once today I prove it with my Bookie Buster, and my Monday Money maker. Get both, and go 2-0 to start the week. Monday’s FREE PLAY: New York Mets. Game 915. 4:40 PM PST/7:40 PM EST. My friends, I really think the line in the Mets/Twins matchup is off. For starters, NY owns the top -pot in the competitive, National League East, with an overall record of 10-5. There are 5-4 away from home this season, and while they're offense is middle of the road, their pitching is the best in baseball. Their Team ERA of 2.30 gives them the No. 1 pitching staff in the Majors. To be quite honest, most of their pitching statistics are pretty darn impressive. They will send Clay Holmes to the hill here. The right-hander is 1-1 with a 4.30 ERA this season. He has pitched almost 16 innings, and struck out 20 already. The team has won his last two starts. Over his career, in nine relief appearances against the Twins, he is 2-1 with a 1.94 ERA. Minny is just one-loss away from dwelling in the American League Central cellar at 5-11. Behind them by a half-game is the Chicago White Sox. This is a team that is struggling everywhere, particularly at home where they are just 2-4. They have dropped seven of their last 10, which does include three straight at Target Field. They rank 24th in Scoring, 27th in Team Batting Average, and 17th in Team ERA. No matter how you look at it, this team is struggling. They send Joe Ryan to the mound. The right-hander is an impressive 1-1 with a 2.65 ERA this season. He comes off a good outing. But that was against the lackluster Kansas City Royals. He has to face a surging NY offense here, that is a big reason why they have won eight of their last 10 overall games. By the way, the Mets have dominated this Interleague rivalry, taking six of the last nine meetings going back to several seasons. They're just playing very good baseball, while their opponent here is not. Take New York, and take your book makers money. Thank you.