Lots of math, but its easy math.
Detroit lines should be centered around about -210 for the three games.
Minnesota lines should be centered around -120.
With that assumption, Detroit has a 68% to win each game, while Minnesota has a 55% chance each.
Using those percentages here are the chances to win the exact number of games (no math posted, but can explain if neccesary):
Detroit
0 3%
1 21%
2 44%
3 31%
Minnesota
0 9%
1 33%
2 41%
3 16%
Since Minnesota has to win one more game than Detroit, these win scenarios result in a Minnesota division winner:
Detroit 0
Minnesota 1,2,3
.03 * (.33 + .41 + .16) = 3%
Detroit 1
Minnesota 2,3
.21 * (.41 + .16) = 12%
Detroit 2
Minnesota 3
.44 * .16 = 7%
Adding these possibilities:
3 + 12 + 7 = 22%
Or about -350, so Tigers to win AL Central is very attractive at 78% probability when you only have to lay about -200.
Detroit lines should be centered around about -210 for the three games.
Minnesota lines should be centered around -120.
With that assumption, Detroit has a 68% to win each game, while Minnesota has a 55% chance each.
Using those percentages here are the chances to win the exact number of games (no math posted, but can explain if neccesary):
Detroit
0 3%
1 21%
2 44%
3 31%
Minnesota
0 9%
1 33%
2 41%
3 16%
Since Minnesota has to win one more game than Detroit, these win scenarios result in a Minnesota division winner:
Detroit 0
Minnesota 1,2,3
.03 * (.33 + .41 + .16) = 3%
Detroit 1
Minnesota 2,3
.21 * (.41 + .16) = 12%
Detroit 2
Minnesota 3
.44 * .16 = 7%
Adding these possibilities:
3 + 12 + 7 = 22%
Or about -350, so Tigers to win AL Central is very attractive at 78% probability when you only have to lay about -200.