Minnesota Twins

The Twins will play in Los Angeles again Tuesday night, with first pitch scheduled for 9:07 on AM 1240, WJON.

The Minnesota Twins overpowered the Seattle Mariners in the third game of the series on Saturday night. They extended their winning streak to five games and have now hit five or more home runs in five games this season.

The Minnesota Twins extended their win streak to four games by taking the second game of the series against the Mariners in Seattle on Friday.

The Twins won 11-6 at Seattle last night to take the first game of the 4-game series. Minnesota got solo home runs from Max Kepler and Jason Castro, a 2-run home run from C.J Cron and a 3-run home run from Byron Buxton. Cron finished with 4 hits.

The Twins have activated third baseman Miguel Sano from the Injured list today and placed catcher Mitch Garver on the injured list. Garver sustained a high ankle sprain when Los Angeles’ Shohei Ohtani slid into him on an eighth inning play at the plate. It is unclear how long Garver may be out.

The Twins will wrap up their three-game series with the Angels Wednesday afternoon in downtown Minneapolis. First pitch is set for 12:10 p.m. on AM 1240, WJON.

Minnesota will host LA again on Tuesday night in downtown Minneapolis. First pitch is set for 6:40, with pregame coverage beginning at 6 p.m. on AM 1240, WJON.

The Minnesota Twins split their Saturday double header with the Detroit Tigers down at Target Field.

Kyle Gibson pitched six sharp innings, Willians Astudillo drove in two runs and the Minnesota Twins held off the Baltimore Orioles 4-3 on Sunday for a three-game sweep.

Eddie Rosario and the Minnesota Twins bashed their way into the team record book with a power display that began in the late afternoon and extended well into the night.