Minnesota has been sweet for twins in the last few days.
He hopes to end a sweep on Sunday.
Minnesota Tampa will try for three-marm sweeps of bay rays when teams are found in miniapolis. If twins can pull it, it will mark their first sweep as they defeat Baltimore Oriols in three matches in mid -May.
The confidence for Twins is in full supply, who has won their first two games against rays in walk-off fashion. Harrison Bedder on Friday prepared to lead the bottom of the ninth in a 4-3 win, and Brook Lee on Saturday provided a game winning squeeze in the ninth to win 6–5.
Lee said that he and his colleagues believe that they can erase any deficit and win any game.
“It’s great,” Lee said during the moments of an on-field interview that the teammates of the team crowded him to celebrate Saturday’s winning hit. “We have players to do it. We also have pitching to do it.”
Lee also took a moment to recognize his manager, Roko Baldelli, who won his 500th career.
“It’s great,” Lee said. “I am sure he doesn’t want to talk about it, but we are leaving.”
Meanwhile, the rays are in a difficult place because they answer questions about their bullpen, which have faltered in recent times. Reliever Kavin Kelly suffered losses on Friday, and left -arm reliever Garat Klavinger suffered a defeat on Saturday.
“They are going through it right now. You feel for them,” said Raz Manager Kevin Cash. “Every mistake is probably extended with people on the base and barrels somewhere. Some of them are leaving ballparks. But we need them, we are dependent on them, they are good, and better that they have shown the previous few games. Also, you just feel for them.”
Rezes Infielder/Outfielder Brandon Lov said that it was not appropriate to blame all the bulpanes.
“If you bite last week or something like this, our bullets are fantastic. We will look back in two months and do not talk about the stretch that they are,” Lowe said. “As many hitters go through ups and downs, our pitchers are going to do the same thing.”
The twin Right-Hand which Ryan (8-4, 2.75 ERA) will start the 17th of the season on Sunday. He is coming out on Tuesday despite limiting a run on five hits in seven innings despite losing 2–0 against Miami Marlins on Tuesday on Tuesday.
Ryan is 1–0 with 2.16 ERA in three careers, which begins against Tampa Bay, travels four on foot and excludes from 17 in 16 2/3 innings.
The raise right-hander Drew Rasmusen (7-5, 2.78 ERA) will oppose Ryan whether the profile is a duality of a pitchers. Rasmsen will try to bounce back from a bumpy outing against athletics on Monday, when he gave four runs on five hits in three innings in his team’s 6-4 defeat.
In five career games (two beginnings) against twin children, Rasmusen is 1–1 with 4.11 ERA. He left four and scored 15 runs in 15 1/3 innings.
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