The Twins, behind Jose Berrios, should take care of business at home against the Reds. 
Minnesota is 23-5 (82 percent) at home. That's the best home mark in baseball. The Reds have a losing road record. 
Berrios has a history of pitching his best at Target Field. He has a 2.67 ERA there this season holding batters to a .168 batting average. Berrios is in outstanding form, too, going 3-0 with a 2.05 ERA in four starts this month. 
Cincinnati has had a down year from many of its hitters. The Reds rank 30th in batting average and 28th in runs scored. 
The Reds also don't win when Tyler Mahle pitches. Mahle has a career Reds record of 13-25. His road ERA is 4.97 this season and he can be homer-prone. The Twins set a record for most homers last season and rank fifth in home runs this year. 
Minnesota won't lack incentive either being just one-half game ahead of the White Sox for first place in the AL Central.