Boston Red Sox vs Minnesota Twins Prediction: Sox will win once again

On Thursday, Major League Baseball action will take place at Fenway Park, featuring a matchup between the Minnesota Twins and the Boston Red Sox. This will be the last game in a series that consisted of three total contests. On Tuesday, the Red Sox were able to squeak out a victory, but the Minnesota Twins were able to even the series with a six-run triumph in game two.

On Tuesday, the Boston team began their three-run comeback in the 10th inning by having the catcher interference rule overturned, and then finished it off with a walk-off single by Alex Verdugo. The Red Sox suffered a defeat on Wednesday as a result of being outhit by a score of 9-7. In the start, Corey Kluber was responsible for five innings of work, seven earned runs, six hits, and two walks. In their previous 22 games played on Thursday, the Red Sox have a record of 7-15, and the over is 7-1 in their last eight Thursday games. The total has gone over in six of the past eight games that Boston has played.

Tuesday's game between the Twins and the Tigers went into the bottom of the tenth with the Twins holding a 4-2 lead. However, the game concluded with the Tigers winning 5-4. In the second game played on Wednesday, Minnesota won by a score of 10-4. They scored seven runs in the first three innings of the game. Joe Ryan, the starter, was pulled after six and a half innings after allowing three earned runs, six hits, and one walk. The Twins have a record of 16-35 in their last 51 games played away from home and a record of 5-11 in their previous 16 games played on Thursday. The Minnesota Timberwolves have a record of 3-8 in their past 11 games played in game three of a series.

We are putting our faith in the Sox. In his three starts, Houck has been mostly solid but sometimes shaky. If Houck can give Boston five or so solid innings, they will be in excellent position. In 14.0 innings, he has allowed seven earned runs on 12 hits and seven walks. Therefore, the Red Sox should be okay if they can pull out an early lead in the series finale. Meanwhile, with most of the Sox matches ending in over, while the Twins are not at their best, we can sure expect a number of innings here.