There's been very little movement in the MLB betting odds for Wednesday's game between the Minnesota Twins and Chicago White Sox, which is quite surprising due to the listed starting pitchers
One major hurdle is the Twins bullpen allowing 21 runs in 21 innings against the White Sox this year, which makes the five-inning line a more attractive option
- Twins SP Nick Blackburn is 4-1 with a 2.97 ERA in his last five starts at U.S. Cellular Field
- Blackburn will not have to face White Sox C A.J. Pierzynski (.356), who has more hits against him than any other player (16)
- White Sox SP Jake Peavy is 0-2 with a 10.61 ERA against the Twins at U.S. Cellular Field
- Peavy has received just 11 runs of support over his last seven starts, lowest average in the AL in that span (1.93 per 9IP)
- Both teams rank in the top seven in baseball in daytime hitting
- Minnesota is 8-9 as a road underdog of +175 to +200 the last two-plus seasons, while the White Sox are 1-3 as home favorites of -200 to -225 in the same period.
One major hurdle is the Twins bullpen allowing 21 runs in 21 innings against the White Sox this year, which makes the five-inning line a more attractive option
