Matthews delivered seven frames of one-run ball with six punchouts, showing a strong-risk profile with slider and fastball command. His performance anchors Minnesota's rotation in a late-season push, hinting at improved fantasy appeal if he maintains this level of efficiency.

Twins right-hander limited Texas’ scoring, contributing to Minnesota’s win as the deadline-driven team construction shows value in late-season depth.

Matthews’ outing against Angels last Sept. 9, where he allowed five runs in 4 2/3, informs the Twins’ Tuesday plan as the model projects a favorable outcome for Seattle and draws attention to Matthews’ control issues, which could tilt the Yankees-Twins game toward the Over.

Twins starter slated to face the New York Yankees; part of a six-man rotation through the stretch run.

Matthews opened with two-out trouble, allowing multiple runs in the first and surrendering five runs in 4 2/3 innings as Minnesota’s starter was chased, fueling the Angels’ early lead.