Baltimore Orioles vs Minnesota Twins Picks and Predictions May 13th 2025

Twins vs Orioles: Minnesota’s Streak Faces Baltimore’s Fire at Camden Yards

The Minnesota Twins are officially baseball’s hottest team, riding an eight-game winning streak and finally climbing above the .500 mark. But the path forward won’t be easy—they’re back in Baltimore to face the Orioles, a team hungry for redemption after being swept in Minneapolis last week.

As the Twins start a six-game road trip, this three-game series at Camden Yards could either extend their hot streak or mark a turning point for an Orioles team still searching for consistency.

If you’re betting on baseball this week, you’ll want to track this series closely. You can stay updated with live numbers on the MLB Odds & Scores page.

Let’s break it all down.

Minnesota Twins: A Streak Fueled by Clutch Moments

A Season-Changing Run?

A few weeks ago, the Twins were a sub-.500 team struggling to find rhythm. Now, they’re 21-20 and playing with serious momentum. Their three-game sweep over Baltimore last week was a turning point—Minnesota outscored the Orioles 19-5 and looked dominant on both sides of the ball.

Manager Rocco Baldelli credits the team’s toughness:

“We’ve showed a real toughness in a lot of different ways,” he said.

From clutch bullpen work to timely offense, this team is firing on all cylinders.

Keirsey Jr. and Lewis Snap Slumps

Two of the most heartwarming moments during the streak came Sunday. Rookie DaShawn Keirsey Jr., who was 0-for-17, delivered a walk-off single in the 10th inning.

Meanwhile, Royce Lewis finally broke an 0-for-36 stretch with two hits—his first of the season.

“I’m so glad he got it,” Lewis said of Keirsey. “The guy works so hard.”

If these bats keep waking up, the Twins become even more dangerous.

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Baltimore Orioles: Searching for Stability

Energy Boost After Road Win

It’s been a rocky few weeks for Baltimore, but they ended their road trip with a 7-3 win over the Angels—just enough to build hope.

“You gotta start somewhere,” said manager Brandon Hyde. “I loved the energy.”

Despite a 2-4 road record last week, Baltimore is hoping the return home to Camden Yards can rejuvenate the squad.

Bullpen Is Baltimore’s Best Weapon

While the Orioles’ team ERA (5.31) ranks near the bottom of the league, the bullpen ranks 11th in strikeouts (144). In tight games, Baltimore leans heavily on its relievers to keep things close.

“Our bullpen can finish the job, too,” said Ryan Mountcastle.

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Starting Pitching Preview

Twins: Simeon Woods Richardson (2-2, 4.01 ERA)

Woods Richardson gets the nod for Minnesota. His last start came against Baltimore—he gave up two runs over 4.2 innings, no decision.

But the road numbers aren’t pretty:

• 0-2 with 5.30 ERA on the road
• 2-0 with 2.40 ERA at home

Still, his command and composure continue to develop with every start.

Orioles: Cade Povich (1-3, 5.55 ERA)

Povich will try to rebound after a rough outing last week in Minnesota:

• 6 IP, 5 ER, 6 H
• Gave up a homer to Carlos Correa
• Has allowed 6 HR in last 4 starts

Home field might help, but the Twins hit him well last time.

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Key Players to Watch

Carlos Correa (Twins)

He took Povich deep last week and is rested after a day off Sunday. If his bat stays hot, the Twins could jump on Baltimore early.

Gunnar Henderson (Orioles)

A two-hit performance Sunday may be a sign of things to come. The Orioles need him to anchor the offense in this series.

Royce Lewis (Twins)

After finally breaking out of his slump, all eyes are on whether he can stack productive games. His energy lifts the entire dugout.

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Betting Preview & Best Picks

Prediction:

Twins 5, Orioles 3

Minnesota’s streak survives another day. Povich struggles again early, and Woods Richardson does just enough for the bullpen to hold the lead.

Best Bets:

• Twins ML (-120)
• Over 8.5 total runs
• Carlos Correa HR prop
• Royce Lewis 2+ total bases

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FAQs

Are the Twins really back in playoff contention?
Yes. After eight straight wins, they’re now over .500 and surging in the AL Central.

Who’s pitching tonight?
Simeon Woods Richardson for Minnesota, Cade Povich for Baltimore.

Is Royce Lewis finally heating up?
Yes. After an 0-for-36 stretch, he got two hits Sunday and looks more comfortable.

Where can I track live betting lines?
Check out the MLB Odds & Scores Page.

What’s the status of Carlos Correa?
He rested Sunday, but is expected back in the lineup Tuesday.

Final Thoughts: Streak vs Spark

This series is a battle of momentum. The Twins have it, the Orioles need it.

Can Minnesota make it nine straight? Or will Baltimore finally strike back at home?

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