How to Watch Twins at Royals (April 10): Stream MLB Live, TV Channel

The Kansas City Royals go for the four-game series win when they host the Minnesota Twins for this finale on Thursday.

This four-game series between the Minnesota Twins and Kansas City Royals ends this Thursday afternoon. The Royals will try to win it in this finale at home as they already lead the series 2-1. The Twins did get back in the series though on Wednesday with a 4-0 shutout. The win for Minnesota ended a three-game losing streak. The loss for Kansas City ended a three-game winning streak to drop back to .500. The Twins are still four games under that mark. Subsequently, Kansas City should be the favorite to win especially at home today.

How to Watch Minnesota Twins at Kansas City Royals Today:

Game Date: Thursday, April 10 2025

Game Time: 2:10 p.m. ET

TV: FanDuel Sports Network Kansas City

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The first win of this series for the Twins was all thanks to starter Joe Ryan. The righty went seven innings of shutout ball while only giving up two hits and striking out four. Ryan is now 7-0 all time against Kansas City with a 1.30 ERA in 55.1 innings. The Royals only had three hits the entire game with the bullpen also holding it down. Ryan got all the run support he needed with a RBI single in the fourth and sixth innings. Designated Hitter Matt Wallner and Ty France both hit a homer for some more insurance in the eighth and ninth innings respectively. Seth Lugo didn’t pitch poorly for the Royals but he was saddled with the loss going 5.2 innings while giving up two runs but also throwing for 109 pitches.

Michael Wacha will get the start for the home team looking for his first win of the season. He is 0-2 in his first two starts and is coming off a loss against Baltimore giving up four runs in 5.2 innings. Bailey Ober will go for Minnesota with a 0-1 record. In his opener against St. Louis he gave up eight runs in just 2.2 innings but bounced back in his last start in a no-decision against Houston going four innings while only giving up one run.

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