IMPACT PLAYER: Bailey Ober, Twins
Seven shutout innings produced a victory on a night where his teammates managed only three hits.
BY THE NUMBERS
17 Consecutive games with a Twins home run, a new franchise record.
15 Home runs by Max Kepler at Progressive Field, fifth-most by any visiting player.
0.98 ERA after three starts by Ober, who started the season at Class AAA St. Paul.
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