Beatline Angels - Daily Podcast On The Los Angeles Angels
Sep 20, 2026 · 9 min · 9 segments
☕ **Enjoying the show?** Keep every episode free → https://buymeacoffee.com/beatlinesports The Los Angeles Angels (60-95) host the Minnesota Twins (72-83)…
It's a short weekend series, but the stakes feel huge even if the standings don't matter much.
Let's dive into the pitching matchup first.
Okay, let's start with the obvious.
The Angels beat the Twins 6-5 in 11 innings last night.
Two out infield, single off Taylor Rodgers' leg.
That was clutch.
Who starts today?
That play was insane.
It bounded off Rodgers' leg and scored Zach Netto.
He's been our ace for most of this rebuild, but he's dealing with some injury concerns lately.
Right, and remember back on September 18th, we talked about Detmers needing to pitch at least six innings to keep the series alive.
He did exactly that in Game 3, leading to a 4-2 win prediction that came close to home.
He did, but the concern is his command.
Against the Twins, who have Walker Jenkins hitting Homers and Connor Prelip on the mound, Detmers needs to be sharp.
Prelip held them to two hits in seven innings previously.
If Detmers walks Jenkins, it's trouble.
So Detmers has to attack the zone.
No chasing sliders outside.
What about the twin starter? Is it Prelip again?
It's likely Prelip.
He's been reliable.
But here's the thing.
The twins are also showing injuries.
It's a short weekend series, but the stakes feel huge even if the standings don't matter much.
Let's dive into the pitching matchup first.
Okay, let's start with the obvious.
The Angels beat the Twins 6-5 in 11 innings last night.
Two out infield, single off Taylor Rodgers' leg.
That was clutch.
Who starts today?
That play was insane.
It bounded off Rodgers' leg and scored Zach Netto.
He's been our ace for most of this rebuild, but he's dealing with some injury concerns lately.
Right, and remember back on September 18th, we talked about Detmers needing to pitch at least six innings to keep the series alive.
He did exactly that in Game 3, leading to a 4-2 win prediction that came close to home.
He did, but the concern is his command.
Against the Twins, who have Walker Jenkins hitting Homers and Connor Prelip on the mound, Detmers needs to be sharp.
Prelip held them to two hits in seven innings previously.
If Detmers walks Jenkins, it's trouble.
So Detmers has to attack the zone.
No chasing sliders outside.
What about the twin starter? Is it Prelip again?
It's likely Prelip.
He's been reliable.
But here's the thing.
The twins are also showing injuries.
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