Both the Twins and Yankees have well above average offenses. Thanks to Aaron Judge, the Yankees lead the majors in homers. Judge has smacked 55 home runs. 

So unless the pitching is dominant, this just isn't a big enough total. I don't see dominant pitching here with both starters, Sonny Gray and Nestor Cortes, returning from injuries. Both teams carry bullpen fatigue, too, following Wednesday's doubleheader.

Gray is one of many former Yankees pitchers who had trouble pitching for New York. Gray, who left his last start this past Saturday early due to hamstring tightness, pitched for the Yankees four years ago going 15-16 with a 4.51 ERA in 41 appearances, including 34 starts. He has a 4.55 ERA in five career starts versus the Yankees. 

Cortes has been out since Aug. 21 because of a groin injury. He had trouble when he faced Minnesota on June 8 giving up four runs on seven hits in 4 1/3 innings. Cortes has a 4.32 ERA in four career appearances against the Twins. 

Weather-wise, the wind is blowing in at 6-8 mph at Yankee Stadium.