Prop Bets: Minnesota Twins VS Detroit Tigers 2025-06-29
Twins vs. Tigers: A Tale of Two Pitchers and a Star Named Riley
The Minnesota Twins and Detroit Tigers clash in a game that’s as predictable as a left-handed closer in the 9th inning: nobody’s winning. But hey, props are props, and we’re here for the chaos!
The Pitcher’s Duel?
Chris Paddack (Twins) and Tarik Skubal (Tigers) are both projected to allow ~4.5 runs, per the odds. Skubal’s got the “Over 4.5 earned runs” line at +110, which feels like a bet against gravity. Paddack’s “Under 2.5 earned runs” is -130, which is about as safe as a vault… if the vault was guarded by a sleep-deprived squirrel.
Riley Greene, Baseball’s Most Relatable Magician
The Tigers’ Riley Greene is the star of the props show, with Over 2.5 total bases at -105. Let’s be real: Greene’s got 1.9 bases projected in the model? That’s like saying he’s “projected to survive a night at the ballpark.” Take the over. He’s either gonna hit a triple or accidentally run into the outfielder. Either way, it’s entertainment.
The Doubling Down on Doubles
Greene’s also on the “Over 0.5 doubles” prop at +370. If he doubles, you’re richer; if he doesn’t, you’re questioning life choices. Meanwhile, Twins’ Gleyber Torres (-290 on Over 0.5 doubles) is basically a one-man doubles machine. Bet on him if you need validation that your favorite player isn’t human.
The Tigers’ Secret Weapon?
Detroit’s Riley Greene also has a “Total Bases Over 1.5” prop at -105. If he hits a triple, you’re celebrating. If he strikes out, you’re wondering why you own stock in baseball. Either way, it’s a rollercoaster.
Final Verdict
Take the Twins -1.5 (-170) if you’re feeling bold, but the Tigers +1.5 (+210) is a safer bet for a “meh” game. And if you’re really feeling spicy, grab Over 7.5 runs (-110)—because nothing says “fun” like a 12-11 final.
Prediction: The Tigers lose 4-3, but Riley Greene hits a solo shot in the 9th to make everyone check their props again. You’re welcome. 🎩⚾
Created: June 29, 2025, 8:59 p.m. GMT