No place like home ...
Well, maybe not. The Twins on Monday lost their fourth straight home opener at Target Field, dropping them to 2-4 all-time in openers at the six-year-old stadium. A review of the home losing streak:
Year Score Lowlight
2015 Kansas City 12, Twins 3 Worst loss in Twins’ 55 home openers.
2014 Oakland 8, Twins 3 Kevin Correia gave up five runs in first three innings.
2013 Detroit 4, Twins 2 Vance Worley allowed three runs in first two innings.
2012 LA Angels 5, Twins 1 Nick Blackburn gave up two early runs, C.J. Wilson stymies offense.
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