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Royals vs Twins: Pitching Matchup & Injury Updates

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Kansas City Royals, with a 3-2 record, host Minnesota Twins (1-4) this Thursday at 2:10 PM EDT. Cole Ragans faces Taj Bradley. Royals are favored at -158, Twins at +133, over-under at 9.5 runs. Royals won 13-9 Wednesday, Kyle Isbel with 4 hits. Royals finished 82-80 last year, Twins 70-92. Both teams dealing with injuries, including Royals Carlos Estevez, Stephen Kolek, James McArthur, Michael Massey, and Alec Marsh, and Twins David Festa, Travis Adams, and Pablo Lopez.

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Royals vs Twins: Pitching Matchup & Injury Updates

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MLB Baseball News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Royals vs Twins: Pitching Matchup & Injury Updates. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 2nd, Kansas City Royals gear up to host the Minnesota Twins this Thursday at 2.10pm Eastern Daylight Time, with the Royals holding A, 3.2 record, and the twins sitting at 1.4. Cole Reagan's takes the mound for Kansas City against Taj Bradley for Minnesota, and the betting line favors the Royals at minus 158, with twins as plus 133, and the over under at 9.5 runs. Running off a while, 139 victory over the twins on Wednesday, where Kyle Isbell smacked four hits, the Royals looked to build momentum early in. The season, last year, Kansas City finished 82 and 80 overall, going 43 and 38 at home, with their pitchers posting a solid 3. 0.74, earned run average and 8 strikeouts per 9 innings. The twins struggled at 70 and 92 last season, just 32 and 49 on the road, averaging 4.2 runs scored by giving. Up 4.8, both squads deal with injuries, Royals missing Carlos Estabez with a foot issue,

plus arms like Stephen Coleck and James MacArthur infield their Michael, Nassie and pitcher, Alec Marsh, twins without David Festa, Travis Adams and Pablo Lopez. Keep an eye on how these staffs navigate the bumps as the series rolls on. You've been listening to MLB News today, AI-powered baseball coverage.

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