Monday's doubleheader sweep by Cleveland offered a reminder of how much Ben Revere makes the Twins offense go these days.
He was 0-for-9 and didn't hit the ball out of the infield as the Twins lost 5-2 in Game 1 and 6-3 in Game 2.
Revere has started 41 consecutive games since June 2, as the Twins have gone 27-14. According to Baseball-Reference.com, Revere has failed to reach base, even by error, just seven times in that stretch.
The only other time it's happened in back-to-back games was June 18-19 against San Diego.
Entering the doubleheader, Revere had scored 15 runs in the Twins' previous 16 games.
"It was a long, hot day, but I think we're all going to be energized to get 'em tomorrow," Revere said.
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