Game 82.07 – Twins v. Tigers

Jose Berrios v. Wily Peralta

Last game before the All-Star break, and the Twins have a chance to get to a tie for third place in the division with a win.

Twins haven't had a lot of luck getting wins in Berrios starts of late, losing the last three games despite Berrios allowing only 5 earned runs in 18.1 innings in those three games. Surely that will even out today and we'll get to see good pitching and good hitting combine for a Twins win.

52 thoughts on “Game 82.07 – Twins v. Tigers”

  1. Going to be watching way more of th soccer match than this ball game. Sorry Twins.

  2. I can't say Berrios "pitched really well", as Provus did, when he gave up four runs in seven innings. That's not bad--it's certainly better than we've gotten many times--but it's not great, either.

    1. Six of them scoreless may be what Provus is talking about. Some good sequencing by Detroit, all with two outs.

      1. Yes, it was very good other than the one inning. Unfortunately, that one inning counts.

  3. Not that I want him to swing at bad pitches, but I'm not sure a walk to Cruz is a great outcome for the Twins here.

  4. Woot. I don't subscribe to the general negatively re this years squad, but I am glad they've been playing better ball lately (I don't care that its DET they've been trending up for longer than that to my eyes).

  5. Every Tigers pitcher has at least one run given up. They're doing a great job distributing the blame.

  6. Watching the video highlights:
    1) Donaldson might not be fast, but he was pretty heads-up on the base paths, and made some quality tag-avoiding slides.
    2) On Donaldson's double to center, Kaat compares how it knuckled out there to Dick Allen's two inside-the-park HR game. No, Jim, most of your viewers to not remember that.
    3) Max to the opposite field again. Where'd that come from all of a sudden?
    4) Kirilloff sure looks Mauersian when he laces the ball to left.

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