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Twins Dominate Guardians 11-1 in Series Opener, Game 2 Delayed by Weather

Minnesota's balanced offense and season-high 17 hits extend their win streak to four, while Cleveland's pitching struggles deepen ahead of a weather-delayed second game.

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Overview

  • Minnesota Twins recorded a season-high 17 hits and secured an 11-1 victory over the Cleveland Guardians in the series opener at Progressive Field.
  • The Twins extended their winning streak to four games, with standout performances from Bailey Ober, Edouard Julien, and Ryan Jeffers.
  • Cleveland's pitching woes continued as starter Gavin Williams lasted only two innings, forcing heavy bullpen usage, including position player Will Wilson pitching late innings.
  • Both teams are grappling with extensive injuries, with the Guardians' rotation and bullpen particularly strained, contributing to their recent struggles.
  • Tuesday's game, originally scheduled for 6:10 p.m., has been delayed due to approaching bad weather, giving both teams additional time to regroup.