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2014 Game 126: Cleveland Indians vs. Minnesota Twins – DAY GAME ALERT

Oy. If I didn't have the Hope Springs Eternal optimism of some of the other Citizens to buoy my spirits somewhat, I'd certainly have sunk into a deep despondency long ago. That said: Oy.

The hometown nine have managed a single win during this homestand after suffering their 10th (!) shutout of the season, and are in the midst of some ridiculous number of consecutive scoreless innings. But really, when you think about, there's... um, if you-- well, erm. Yeah.

A lot of Citizens in attendance today, so let's try not to harsh their mellows, eh? To do so, the Twins send Staff Ace Phil Hughes™ to the mound. However, the Wahoos counter with Kluber, who's been none too shabby himself. If you like low scoring affairs, good thing you're a Twins fan this has the makings of a duel.

Oh yeah, and no TV today.

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Game 124: The Clevelands at The Minnesotas

Bauer (4-7, 4.18 ERA) vs. Gibson (11-9, 3.96 ERA)

Now that the Twins have finished up helping the Royals stay ahead of the Tigers, they're hanging around Target Field to see if they can't get the Clevelands into the wild card race. I really haven't been paying a lot of attention, because last place, but at least it sounds like Mauer is back to being Mauer and Gibson has been throwing pretty good as of late.

2014 Game 123: Royals at Twins


A major league baseball game is scheduled to take place tonight at 7:10 post meridian, central daylight savings time, in downtown Minneapolis, MN. Two teams of 25 players each, the Kansas City Royals and the Minnesota Twins, will contest the game to determine a winner and a loser at Target Field. Each team will designate a starting pitcher, with the Royals selecting Jason Vargas and the Twins electing Trevor May. Play ball!

2014 Game 122: Royals at Twins

Guthrie v. Milone

Tommy's looking for his first win in a Twins uniform against a Jeremy*

Lineups:

1. N. Aoki, RF D. Santana, SS
2. O. Infante, 2B B. Dozier, 2B
3. S. Perez, C J. Mauer, 1B
4. B. Butler, 1B K. Vargas, DH
5. A. Gordon, LF O. Arcia, RF
6. J. Willingham, DH K. Suzuki, C
7. M. Moustakas, 3B C. Parmelee, LF
8. A. Escobar, SS E. Escobar, 3B
9. J. Dyson, CF J. Schafer, CF

*Is he the original Jeremy? I can't recall...