GAME RECAP
Impact player
Chris Davis, Baltimore
He's homered in all four Orioles games, and Friday's blast was his best yet, an opposite-field grand slam to beat the Twins.
BY THE NUMBERS
6 Losses by the Twins in their past seven games at Camden Yards.
16 RBI in first four games by Chris Davis, shattering MLB record of 12 (Charles Johnson 2000, Mark McGwire 1998, Dolph Camilli 1935).
ON DECK
In his only appearance against the Orioles, Vance Worley did not allow an earned run over six innings. He'll face Baltimore for the second time Saturday night.
PHIL MILLER
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