GAME RECAP
IMPACT PLAYER
Kyle Gibson, Twins
He topped Jake Odorizzi's six shutout innings on Thursday with six hitless innings on Saturday.
BY THE NUMBERS
5 Walks allowed by Gibson, tying his career high in just six innings.
416 Feet traveled by Jason Castro's home run to straightaway center field.
0 Runs allowed by Twins starting pitchers in 12 innings in 2018.
ON DECK
Jose Berrios makes his 2018 debut as the Twins try to win a series in Baltimore for the second straight season.
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