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Game Date:
04/08/2018
2:10pm EST
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Seattle +1.5
Minnesota -1.5
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Under 8.5 (+100)
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During the national anthem at Thursday afternoon's home opener for the Minnesota Twins, an eagle may have mistaken the Mariners pitcher for its handler as it tried landing on James Paxton's shoulder. Continue to Article
April 08, 2018 8:34:am EST
On a frigid afternoon at Target Field, relief pitchers had no trouble warming up. They simply abandoned the bullpens and found a more comfortable spot to get loose. It was a Twins-record low of 27 degrees at gametime Saturday as the Seattle Mariners beat Minnesota 11-4. Because of the below-freezing chill, relievers moved out of the shaded bullpens in left-center field. Instead, they got ready in the indoor batting cages near the clubhouses. When summoned, they ran to the mound from the dugout. "The bullpens were probably 15-20 degrees colder. There's no sun down there," Mariners manager Scott Servais said. "MLB worked with us on that, as did the Twins. It was the right thing to do." Both teams Continue to Article
April 07, 2018 8:05:pm EST
Mike Leake pitched five strong innings, and Kyle Seager, Ryon Healy and Guillermo Heredia provided the offense as the Seattle Mariners beat the Minnesota Twins 11-4 on a chilly Saturday afternoon at Target Field. Leake didn't have a strikeout and walked four, but allowed only two runs on three hits. Seager and Heredia each hit two-run home runs, and Healy had a bases-clearing double in a five-run eighth inning for the Mariners, who bounced back from a loss to the Twins on Friday. Continue to Article
April 07, 2018 6:04:pm EST
Kyle Gibson was given the assignment to take the mound for the first home game for the Minnesota Twins, an afternoon that was quite the cold opener to the team's ninth season at Target Field. He didn't mind the 38-degree first-pitch temperature. That's good, because the Twins have a 10-game homestand. Gibson will probably get another turn or two in the frigid air of this early April in the north that just won't thaw . "I'm the warmest guy out there. I'm the only one who's moving every pitch and who's that active, so I enjoy it," said Gibson, who grew up outside of Indianapolis and played at Missouri before being drafted by the Twins. Though the 30-year-old right-hander was removed in the fifth Continue to Article
April 06, 2018 2:33:pm EST
Kyle Gibson was given the assignment to take the mound for the first home game for the Minnesota Twins, an afternoon that was quite the cold opener to the team's ninth season at Target Field. Gibson will probably get another turn or two in the frigid air of this early April in the north that just won't thaw . Twins employees brought shovels to work on Wednesday to contribute to the cause, with President Dave St. Peter and general manager Thad Levine among the participants. Continue to Article
April 06, 2018 2:32:pm EST
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