GAME RECAP
IMPACT PLAYER
Joe Mauer, Twins
He got the Twins started off right with a two-run homer, finishing with his first four-hit game since Aug. 14, 2013.
BY THE NUMBERS
3-0 Brian Duensing’s record, after he was awarded the victory in relief of Mike Pelfrey, who left after only four innings.
6 Relievers used by the Twins. They gave up two hits over five innings.
ON DECK
Ervin Santana makes his long-awaited debut with the Twins after serving an 80-game suspension.
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