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All 30 MLB teams play Tuesday, including a doubleheader. Use Fanatics Sportsbook promo code FOXNEWS350 to bet $20 and get $350 in FanCash.

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After a slow day on the diamond on Monday, we have all 30 MLB teams in action on Tuesday, including two teams playing a doubleheader. There are plenty of opportunities for you to take advantage of Fanatics Sportsbook’s promo code FOXNEWS350 so you can get $350 on a $20 bet. Most of the attention this week will be on teams whose games have playoff implications. However, there are other games that should be fun to watch. The Nationals and Tigers take each other on. The Tigers put together a decent season, and it should be fun to see how rookie Kevin McGonigle ends his season. The Nationals will end the season under .500, but this was a good step forward for guys like James Wood and CJ Abrams, who hit over 30 homers. Another fun game will be on the West Coast as the Giants host the Twins. Minnesota put together a decent fight for much of the year, but they didn’t make many moves at the trade deadline and never made enough progress to compete for the division. Taj Bradley is taking the ball for them, and he’s been very strong for the Twins this season with an 11-6 record and a 3.81 ERA. He faces Anthony Molina, who is opening the game for the Giants. Molina came over at the trade deadline from the Rockies. He is 3-1 with a 4.18 ERA and has put together some nice starts for the Giants. Hopefully one of these games stands out for you, but if not, there are still 14 others on the slate for tonight. No matter which game you choose, bet $20 on Fanatics Sportsbook with promo code FOXNEWS350 to get an extra $350 in FanCash. How to Sign Up and Claim the Fanatics Sportsbook Welcome Bonus How to Watch Twins vs Giants How to Watch Nationals vs Tigers MLB Schedule:

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