Twins Rout Angels 12-3 in Anaheim Behind Lewis' Homers

The Minnesota Twins secured a commanding 12-3 victory over the Los Angeles Angels at Angel Stadium, marking their second consecutive win. Royce Lewis, a local south Orange County product, was the standout player, hitting two home runs and driving in four runs during his first game at Angel Stadium. Twins starter Simeon Woods Richardson earned the win, pitching five innings with six strikeouts and three runs allowed, while the Twins' bullpen kept the Angels scoreless in the final innings. The Angels' rookie pitcher Caden Dana struggled, giving up five runs over nearly five innings, and their offense was limited despite contributions from Sebastian Rivero and Mike Trout. Minnesota's offense was balanced, with contributions from James Outman, Austin Martin, and Luke Keaschall, helping the Twins maintain their position in the AL Central standings. With two games remaining in the series, the Twins aim to build on their momentum in Anaheim.