IMPACT PLAYER: José Berríos, Toronto
The former Twins All-Star became the winningest pitcher in Target Field's 14-year history. His 33rd career victory there broke a tie with Kyle Gibson.
BY THE NUMBERS
1 Times the Twins have been shut out at home this season; it was their fourth time overall in 2023.
6-3 The Twins' series record at home after they dropped their second in a row to end this six-game homestand.
14 Consecutive games where Carlos Correa has reached base. He is batting .288, with a .413 on-base percentage and an .874 OPS in that time.
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