GAME RECAP
IMPACT PLAYER
Did Gregorius, N.Y. Yankees
He singled and scored New York’s first run, then provided the winning margin with his three-run homer off Fernando Abad, the first homer off the lefthander this season.
BY THE NUMBERS
.341 Kurt Suzuki’s batting average over the past 11 games, lifting his season average to .248.
10 Losing streaks of three games or longer by the Twins this season.
0 Hits, in 20 at-bats, by the Twins this season with bases loaded and two outs.
ON DECK
Twins rookie lefthander Pat Dean, a lifelong Yankees fan who grew up in Connecticut, will start against Masahiro Tanaka.
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