Twins righthander Jose Berrios set a career record with 12 strikeouts in seven innings Sunday in a 2-0 victory over the Rangers. Here's how the 24-year-old did it:
1st inning
Struck out Profar after Choo doubled, then got Odor with runners on the corners.
2nd inning
Struck out Kiner-Falefa and Guzman to end the inning.
3rd inning
Walked a batter after striking out DeShields, then sent down Profar and Mazara.
4th inning
After Beltre walked and Odor flied out, Berrios got Gallo looking and Kiner-Falefa swinging.
5th inning
Struck out DeShields looking between Guzman's popup and Choo's line drive.
6th inning
After Profar and Mazara grounded out, Berrios got Beltre swinging.
7th inning
After Odor's bunt single, Berrios struck out Gallo and got Kiner-Falefa on double play. The double play started when Berrios made an excellent off-balance stop and throw on a tricky ground ball.
With no major roster overhaul, new manager Derek Shelton is relying on young players to have breakout seasons.
