GAME RECAP
IMPACT PLAYER
Miguel Sano, Twins
He was 1-for-22 in Fenway the past two years but took care of that with a single, a long homer and three RBI.
BY THE NUMBERS
6 Consecutive seasons with 35 home runs by Nelson Cruz.
47 Road victories by the Twins this season, second most ever; only the 1965 Twins, who won 51 on the road, had more.
10 Outs for Lewis Thorpe, including nine in a row, to get him his second career victory.
75 Times the Twins have been hit by pitches, tied with Oakland for most in the AL
ON DECK
Jose Berrios, given an extra day to prepare, pitches in a ballpark where he’s never won (0-2).
PHIL MILLER
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