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Los Angeles Angels vs. Minnesota Twins: Preview, Predictions and Picks for April 27, 2025

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Apr 27, 2025 3:02 PM
The Los Angeles Angels look to snap their road losing streak as they face off against the Minnesota Twins at Target Field on Sunday, April 27, 2025, at 1:40 PM. The Twins currently lead the regular season series 2-0 and will aim to extend their advantage, while the Angels seek to improve their 7-10 road record.
Los Angeles Angels vs Minnesota Twins

Current Odds

LAA
MIN
Over
5.5
+369
Under
5.5
-315
LAA
+4.5
+390
MIN
-4.5
-333
LAA
ML
+9000
MIN
ML
-

Angels vs Twins statistics

Stat Angels Twins
Hits 185 (29th) 197 (24th)
Batting Average .215 (29th) .224 (24th)
Runs Batted In 99 (20th) 96 (23rd)
Runs 100 (Tied-23rd) 101 (22nd)
Home Runs 39 (Tied-4th) 21 (Tied-24th)
Walks 55 (30th) 85 (19th)
Stolen Bases 13 (Tied-26th) 17 (Tied-22nd)
Strikeouts 250 (28th) 221 (14th)
Pitches 3666 (29th) 3977 (15th)

Minnesota Twins recent games

Game Date Opponent Result Score
4/26/25 vs Los Angeles Angels W 5-1
4/25/25 vs Los Angeles Angels W 11-4
4/24/25 vs Chicago White Sox L 3-0 F/7
4/23/25 vs Chicago White Sox W 6-3
4/22/25 vs Chicago White Sox W 4-2

Los Angeles Angels recent games

Game Date Opponent Result Score
4/26/25 @ Minnesota Twins L 5-1
4/25/25 @ Minnesota Twins L 11-4
4/24/25 vs Pittsburgh Pirates W 4-3
4/23/25 vs Pittsburgh Pirates L 3-0
4/22/25 vs Pittsburgh Pirates L 9-3

Minnesota Twins injuries

  • Matt Wallner (RF): 10-Day-IL
  • Michael Tonkin (RP): 15-Day-IL
  • Willi Castro (2B): 10-Day-IL
  • Yunior Severino (1B): Day-To-Day
  • Royce Lewis (3B): 10-Day-IL

Los Angeles Angels injuries

  • Nolan Schanuel (1B): Day-To-Day
  • Ben Joyce (RP): 15-Day-IL
  • Yoan Moncada (3B): 10-Day-IL
  • Sam Bachman (RP): 15-Day-IL
  • Robert Stephenson (RP): 60-Day-IL

Angels vs Twins game info

Type Info
Venue Target Field
Location Minneapolis, Minnesota
First pitch Sun 1:40 PM
Temperature 58°
Chance of Rain 44%

Angels vs Twins predictions

Let's talk about the Los Angeles Angels and the stats they’re bringing to the table. Mike Trout, as always, is poised to make an impact at the plate. I could see him notching a couple of hits, inching closer to a .300 batting average, and maybe sending one over the fence if the opportunity arises. Logan O'Hoppe might not have Trout’s power, but he shows solid potential for driving in runs, and let's be real, that consistency could be key in breaking the Angels' slump. Jose Soriano will have a major role in setting the tone from the mound. If he can control his pitches, expect him to keep the Twin’s bats relatively quiet, scooping up a handful of strikeouts along the way.

Now, over to the Minnesota Twins. Byron Buxton, with his dynamic playing style, always makes him a player to watch. His batting average isn't mind-blowing, but his knack for slugging home runs could be a real game-changer. There's also Carlos Correa, steady and strategic with his at-bats, likely keeping the Angels’ defense on its toes. When it comes to pitching, Joe Ryan is likely aiming to be a formidable barrier for the Angels. If his control is on point, the Angels might have a tough time gaining momentum, giving Ryan a shot to pick up several strikeouts and maintain a stable game for Minnesota.

You’re probably wondering who might take the win. Given the matchups, I’m inclined to lean towards the Minnesota Twins clinching this one. The Angels’ road woes can't be ignored, and home advantage is always a factor. Ryan could very well make it a tough night for the Angels' lineup, while Buxton and Correa manage to put a few runs on the board to keep the Twins on top. Of course, baseball is an unpredictable game—just one crack of the bat can change everything. So, keep an eye on these key players; this matchup should make for an exciting game!

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