IMPACT PLAYER: Kyle Gibson, Twins
Three hits and only one run allowed as he beat Baltimore for the fourth time in a row.
BY THE NUMBERS
67 Home runs allowed by the Orioles in April, the most in one calendar month in major league history (previous: 57 by the Kansas City Athletics in May 1964).
7 Innings pitched by Gibson, the only Twins starter besides Jose Berrios to record a seventh-inning out in 2019.
0-5 Dylan Bundy's career record vs. the Twins, in six starts.
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