The Minnesota Twins Shortstop Carlos Korea knows a little about MVP, played with Jose Altuve when Houston Astro second Basman won the American League’s top award in 2017.
Before the Twins wrap a highly successful month of May, Korea was asked who is for the team’s award.
His reply was a bit surprising: Cody Cleamens.
“He is our most valuable player, man,” Korea said. “He came in, and ever since he came, he has done everything and is a hit for power, which we really needed in this lineup.”
Acquired by Philadelphia Philips for Cash on 26 April, Clemens batted with twins .304 with twins.
The Minnesota is 18-9-which also includes a 13-game winning line-because Clemens made his debut to stay within the striking distance of the first place Detroit Tigers at the American League Central.
Along with his father Roger, a record seven-time Sai Young Award winner, in the presence on Tuesday, Clamens won 4–2 in Tampa Bay and made diving catch in the right field, a post 29-year-old played only three times in his career.
The Catcher Ryan Jeffers of Twins said about the clamine, “It is crazy when you give a man a new breath of air, a new team, a new environment, and he comes in and learns how dynamic works and then takes steps and then performs.” “He has stepped into vast places for us and distributed.
“I think he is really a good player, but he has not really got the opportunity to find his drain. It seems that he is starting to do so here.”
With outfielders Baren Buxon (Constion), Harrison bedded (Right Ring Finger Inflammation) and Matt Walnar (Strade Left Hamstring) will all be returning during the series in Seattle, manager Rocco Baldelli Claymas will try to keep the bat in lineups. Clamens has played the first and second base and has seen the time in all three outfield spots with twins.
Baldelli said, “He has won the game for us.”
Meanwhile, Seattle’s June/July Swon has come in a short start this season.
Meriners have lost five of their last seven matches, which entered a half game by Al West to see a 3 1/2-game lead over Houston.
In the previous season, Meriners had gained 10-game to lose it by 19 July on 18 June.
Seattle may have hit a low point on Thursday, scoring seven runs in the 10th innings of Washington’s 9-3 defeat. It came on a heels to lose citizens 9–0.
After Thursday’s defeat, Meriners Manager Dan Wilson said, “It is always difficult to lose it in an additional innings.” “It was a good ballgame. Our people actually fought to the end. … (Citizens) were capable of breaking it in the open, and the difference was.”
When the center’s fielder Julio Rodriguez was hit by a pitch outside the right hand in the eighth innings, the merriners were scared. Stayed in Rodriguez game.
“He looked fine,” Wilson said. “We will clearly examine it (Friday). … He was able to get at least through this one, and we will see what happens in the morning.”
The Friday series opener is ready for the convenience of a pair of Zenesota’s Zebi Mathews (0-1, 7.71 ERA) against Brian Wu (5-2, 2.69) of Seattle.
Mathews did not find more than four innings in either of the two earlier this year. He will oppose mericars for the first time.
Wu, despite allowing an earned run in six innings, took a harm to a difficult time for his last time. Astro scored two unknowingly and emerged with a 2–1 win on Saturday, although Wu reduced his ERA earlier this month.
Twins defeated Wu, last time they faced him, scoring seven runs (six earned) in 3 1/3 innings on July 18, 2023.
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