Twins-Guardians Game To Resume After Rain Suspension

The Minnesota Twins' game against the Cleveland Guardians was suspended in the top of the fourth inning on Monday night due to weather, with the Twins leading 2-1 after two rain delays. The game will resume Tuesday evening, followed by the regularly scheduled matchup about 30 minutes later. Fans with tickets from Monday’s suspended game will have access to both contests on Tuesday. Both teams plan to start their originally scheduled pitchers in the second game, and MLB rules permit a 27th player to be added for that contest only. Willi Castro gave the Twins the lead with an RBI double, while Kyle Manzardo had previously put Cleveland ahead. The outcome is key in the AL Central, as the Twins have recently ended a 13-game winning streak and now lead Cleveland by just half a game.