- Game: Los Angeles Dodgers vs Minnesota Twins
- Date: Wednesday, June 24, 2026
- Location: Target Field, Minneapolis, MN
- Broadcast: Twins.TV
- Betting Odds: Los Angeles (-132) Minnesota (+110)
This page may include affiliate links at no extra cost to you, thanks for your support.
The Los Angeles Dodgers (50-29) are set to clash with the Minnesota Twins (38-42) at Target Field this Wednesday. With a moneyline favoring the Dodgers at -132 and the Twins at +110, this matchup promises excitement. The over/under stands at 8.5, featuring pitchers Shohei Ohtani and Connor Prielipp on the mound.
As a unit, the Dodgers boast 130 doubles and 105 home runs. They have an impressive slugging percentage of .435, striking out 615 times while recording 318 walks. With an average of 5.2 runs scored per game, Los Angeles ranks 3rd in the league. They’ve accumulated 380 RBIs alongside 676 hits, achieving a team batting average of .259 and an on-base percentage (OBP) of .343.
The Dodgers hold a K/BB ratio of 3.18, while the pitching staff features a collective WHIP of 1.10. They’ve allowed 81 home runs and a total of 272 runs, ranking 1st in baseball. The team has yielded 540 hits, averaging 7.1 per 9 innings, alongside 264 earned runs. Overall, the Dodgers post an ERA of 3.46 (4th in MLB) and have struck out 693 batters, with the pitching staff issuing 218 walks, resulting in a FIP of 3.70 this season.
This year, Dodgers pitchers have faced opponents on base 47 times, appearing in 70 high-leverage situations. The bullpen has registered 48 holds (9th in MLB) with a save rate of 70.4%, having entered 76 save scenarios. They’ve successfully converted 19 saves out of 27 opportunities and 36.0% of inherited runners have crossed the plate. A total of 246 relievers have taken the mound this season.
The Los Angeles Dodgers have accumulated 2,062 putouts, 648 assists, and 25 errors so far, with an outstanding fielding percentage of .991, placing them 2nd in MLB. They’ve executed 43 double plays, converting 73.3% of balls in play into outs over their 6,186 innings, ranking 1st.
Ohtani has pitched 601 innings in his career, delivering 748 strikeouts with a 46-22 win-loss record. His FIP sits at 2.77 after facing 2,428 batters, and he holds an ERA of 2.81 with a WHIP of 1.056. Ohtani has permitted 431 hits (average of 6.4 hits per 9 innings) and given up 204 walks.
The Minnesota Twins, holding a slugging percentage of .412, are scoring 4.91 runs per game (7th in MLB). They have tallied 126 doubles, recorded 265 walks, and crossed the plate 388 times this season. With 97 home runs and 367 RBIs, they’ve struck out 657 times (11th in MLB) and collected 660 hits. Their team batting average stands at .247, coupled with an on-base percentage of .323.
As a team, the Twins have a WHIP of 1.391 and a FIP of 4.35 this season. Their K/BB ratio is firmly positioned at 8.20 (637 strikeouts to 289 walks), occupying 25th in hits allowed with 678. They have surrendered 88 home runs, yielding 5.26 runs per 9 innings (28th in MLB). So far, Minnesota has allowed 406 runs, achieving a team ERA of 4.79 (370 earned runs allowed).
In save situations, the Twins have tallied 55 holds and faced 10 blown saves. In 32 save opportunities this season, they have converted 22 saves. Their bullpen has a 35.1% inherited score percentage from 134 inherited runners, with them appearing 88 times in high-leverage scenarios and 89 times with base runners present. They rank 10th in the MLB with a save percentage of 68.8%, utilizing 264 relief pitchers this season.
In their 6,258 innings, the Twins have a defensive efficiency of 68.9% (26th in majors). Their fielding percentage is .983 (23rd in professional baseball), having turned 54 double plays with 592 assists and 46 errors, while achieving 2,086 putouts this year.
Prielipp has allowed 56 hits in his career, striking out 55 batters across 55 innings. Holding a 2-5 career win-loss record, he has a 5.22 ERA, allowing 9.1 hits per 9 innings with a total of 32 earned runs. His WHIP stands at 1.431, with a FIP of 5.1, and he has faced 247 hitters throughout his professional career.
Who will emerge victorious in tonight’s MLB showdown whether against the spread or on the moneyline?
Prediction: Take Minnesota (+110)
Some links on this page are affiliate links. If you sign up or make a purchase through them, we may earn a small commission always at no extra cost to you. Thanks for helping us keep this site running.
