BBB Betting Tips: Yankees vs. Minnesota Twins (4/25)

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It has taken almost two weeks, but BBBetting has finally returned to earth. I will take a loss for BBBetting if it means a Yankee blow out any night of the week. Tonight we are not going to have to play that game though, as I expect a big night, a Yankee win, and a BBBetting victory. 

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Minnesota Twins @ New York Yankees (04/25)

Lance Lynn (0-1, 6.00 ERA) vs. Sonny Gray (1-1, 8.27 ERA)

I was foolish to think the Twins had a chance last night against potentially the second best Yankee starter. Tonight I am tempted to double down, and say the Twins are not as bad as they have been playing during their five game losing streak. I just don’t actually believe that. 

The Twins are garbage, but Sonny Gray seems like he is willing to give up runs to just about anyone. Thankfully, the Yankees bats cannot be stopped, and I expect them to put up more than enough runs to win. The game should be a high scoring affair, and the over should be well within reach. Grab the over at 9 (-110)

Final Call: Over 9 (-110)

Article by: Dylan Farrell

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