Here we have two starters in Joe Ryan and Michael Wacha that have pitched better than most expected throughout this season. Joe Ryan has struggled a bit on the road throughout the year, but he's been fantastic pitching at home in Minnesota (2.69 home ERA). He's coming off of one of his best outings of the season (6 innings, 2 hits, 8 strikeouts, 0 earned runs). Red Sox starter Michael Wacha is having a career year. However, his numbers on the road are not nearly as good as they are in Boston (1.79 home ERA, 3.30 road ERA). Wacha was also hit hard in his last start. The Red Sox won the game, but Wacha allowed 2 home runs and a lot of hard hit balls. Aside from the starting pitching matchup, the Red Sox bullpen is bottom 5 in the league. The Twins are in a tight playoff race, whereas the Red Sox are 6 games below .500, and 9 games back from a wild card spot. Lastly, the Twins have a 67% win rate as a home favorite this season (33-16). Our bet is one unit on the Twins moneyline.