It isn't often you win a baseball totals play by 16 runs, but that was the case on Tuesday cashing with the over in the Phillies-Twins matchup in which there were 24 runs scored. The over is now 14-1-1 in the Twins' last 16 games.

If a team only loses once in its last 16 games it's big news. But if it's a totals streak it escapes major scrutiny setting up a fair price to ride a hot streak.

I see no reason not to play on the over again with the Twins. Minnesota's bullpen is a disaster area, while the Phillies relievers aren't pitching way above their heads like earlier in the season and have fatigue issues having not had a day off since June 9.

The starting pitchers aren't good either - Adam Morgan versus Kyle Gibson.

Morgan is 1-6 with a 6.49 ERA. He's surrendered 10 homers in his last five starts. The Twins are swinging hot bats scoring 27 runs in their last three games.

Gibson is 0-5 with a 6.06 ERA. The right-hander has just two more strikeouts than walks during his past six starts. The over has cashed 12 of the past 15 times the Phillies have faced a right-hander during interleague road competition.