Twins Secure 5-1 Win Over Angels in Minneapolis

The Minnesota Twins secured a 5-1 victory over the Los Angeles Angels on Saturday, fueled by a strong offensive start that saw them collect 13 hits and jump to an early three-run lead in the first inning. Carlos Correa contributed significantly with two RBIs and appears to be emerging from a recent slump, while Byron Buxton added his 99th career stolen base. Simeon Woods Richardson headlined the pitching staff, limiting the Angels to a single run on a solo homer and helping the bullpen keep them in check for the remainder of the game. Despite leaving 13 runners on base, the Twins capitalized on enough scoring opportunities to maintain control. The win followed an 11-4 victory on Friday, marking a successful stretch for the Twins against the Angels.