The MLB playoffs begin Tuesday when the Detroit Tigers travel to Minnesota to play the Twins in a one-game playoff game to determine the winner of the AL Central.

The Detroit Tigers have had months to solidify themselves as the AL Central champions. They had ample opportunity in head-to-head games against the foes that challenged them. Their main foe, the Minnesota Twins, lost Justin Morneau down the stretch to injury.

But you know what? Unless Minnesota manages to rally back to a tie in the American League Central Division after 162 games are played, the Tigers never again have to step inside the place I disdainfully lovingly call Hubert's House of Horrors again. And they left it in a fine position for winning the division.

Online Sportsbook Sports Betting is providing information on American League Central.

The Tigers and Twins are tied for the division lead with identical 86-76 records and the Twinkies are -165 home faves while the Tigers are +150 ‘dogs and the Over/Under is set at 8.5.

Rick Porcello starts for Detroit and in his last eight road games, the Tigers are merely 2-6 straight up.

Scott Baker will take the mound for the home team and in his last 13 home starts, Minnesota has gone 10-3 SU.

The Twins are 6-2 SU in their last eight home tilts against the Detroit Tigers.

The winner will move on to face the New York Yankees.

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