Well, Minnesota... looks like we have a winning streak on our hands!
Before the win on Monday over the Oakland Athletics, the Twins were 0-28 when heading into the 8th trailing their opponent.
The Twins beat Oakland on Monday after trailing. The Twins beat Oakland on Tuesday after trailing. The wins are great! Especially as we are tied with the Chicago Cubs for the worst record in baseball. However, I would argue the more important aspect of the games is the ability of the Twins to overcome a deficit.
Keep it up, boys. We need more wins to get out of the cellar.
Wednesday, May 30, 2012
Wednesday, May 23, 2012
P.J. Walters Holds White Sox, Morneau Drives Twins
The Minnesota Twins bullpen hasn't had a whole lot to smile about this year. Then came P.J. Walters.
Walters threw his first career complete game as the Twins routed the Chicago White Sox 9-2 on Tuesday.
Five relievers combined to throw 6 1/3 innings in the Twins 16-4 loss to the Brewers. Five were used for an inning apiece in Saturday's 11 inning win.
Walters (2-1) cruised in his third start of the season to snap Chicago's four-game winning streak. He gave up a solo homer to Gordon Beckham with one out in the first inning. Walters allowed little else. He struck out eight and allowed just five hits and two runs.
Minnesota's offense came to life early (coming to life at all this season has been a rarity). The Twins sent nine men to the plate in the second inning against Gavin Floyd. Alexi Casilla's two-run double put the Twins on the board. Jamey Carroll and Denard Span followed with run-scoring singles.
Justin Morneau hit a three-run homer for the Twins.
Buy your Twins tickets to see the Twins in action. Cross your fingers for another win ;)
Walters threw his first career complete game as the Twins routed the Chicago White Sox 9-2 on Tuesday.
Five relievers combined to throw 6 1/3 innings in the Twins 16-4 loss to the Brewers. Five were used for an inning apiece in Saturday's 11 inning win.
Walters (2-1) cruised in his third start of the season to snap Chicago's four-game winning streak. He gave up a solo homer to Gordon Beckham with one out in the first inning. Walters allowed little else. He struck out eight and allowed just five hits and two runs.
Minnesota's offense came to life early (coming to life at all this season has been a rarity). The Twins sent nine men to the plate in the second inning against Gavin Floyd. Alexi Casilla's two-run double put the Twins on the board. Jamey Carroll and Denard Span followed with run-scoring singles.
Justin Morneau hit a three-run homer for the Twins.
Buy your Twins tickets to see the Twins in action. Cross your fingers for another win ;)
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P.J. Walters
Monday, May 14, 2012
Target Field Host Tribe
The Twins play their first games of the year against the Indians, tonight and tomorrow night. Target Field will welcome the Tribe as the Twins try to pick up crucial wins against the Central Division.
Want to see the rivalry live? Me too. I already have my tickets, do you?
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