Twins Dominate Guardians 11-1, Win Fourth Straight

The Minnesota Twins continued their strong performance with an 11-1 victory over the Cleveland Guardians, propelled by Edouard Julien's leadoff home run and a dominant offensive display in which every Twins starter recorded a hit. Carlos Correa contributed multiple hits for the third consecutive game, while Byron Buxton and Ryan Jeffers added key RBIs, including a two-run homer by Jeffers. The Twins' Bailey Ober delivered an efficient start, allowing just one run into the eighth inning. In contrast, the Guardians struggled with pitching, losing starter Gavin Williams early and resorting to infielder Will Wilson to pitch the final innings. This loss follows a recent pattern of poor starting pitching for Cleveland, whose rotation has posted a high ERA and short outings in recent games. The game marked the second consecutive day the Guardians used a position player to pitch, underscoring their ongoing pitching challenges.