IMPACT PLAYER: Chris Herrmann, Oakland
In his second at-bat with the Athletics, he launched a go-ahead grand slam off a struggling Jake Odorizzi.
BY THE NUMBERS
2 Career grand slams for Herrmann; his other one came on July 23, 2013, during a seven-run top of the 10th inning for the Twins vs. the Angels.
4 Home runs in as many games for Miguel Sano.
1-3 The Twins' record four games into this six-game road trip; they have yet to record a losing road trip this season.
ON DECK
Kyle Gibson returns to the mound after having his scheduled start pushed back three days following his one inning of relief on Thursday.
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